ADVERTISEMENT INATIONALS fa Rigienal Ouatialia Barnaby Joyce MP Federal Member for Now England Community grants roll out for New England Projects in Nundle, Ben Lomond, Guyra, Armidale and Tenterfield are among the latest to be funded under Round 5 of the Australian Government's Stronger Communities Programme (SCP). It forms part of a $150,000 investment in towns and villages across the New England under this funding initiative. Latest grant recipients include Nundle School of Arts Memorial Hall Committee ($20,000); Ben Lomond War Memorial Hall ($7,500); The Hub Guyra ($4,000); Riding for the Disabled Armidale ($5,300); Sunnyside Hall Management Committee Tenterfield ($12,500); Tenterfield Pony Club ($7,615); Deepwater Tennis Club ($7,987); Tamworth Regional Craft Centre ($4,041); Barraba Art and Craft Guild ($14,500); Aberdeen Pre School ($8,394); Scone Arts and Crafts ($2,500) and Scone Aero Club ($20,000) to name but a few. This funding will make a real difference in the lives of local people, especially during this time of drought when many are still doing it tough despite recent rain. It is vitally important we fund not only the big infrastructure projects but less prominent ones too because not-for-profit groups like these are vital for our local communities in the New England. Under the $22.65 million Round 5 of the SCP, each federal electorate received $150,000 to allocate towards successful projects, with a maximum of 20 projects to be funded per electorate. 454-456 Peel Street, Tamworth NSW 2340 (02) 6761 3080 @ barnaby.joyce.mpa aph.gov.au O barnabyjoyce.com.au f BarmabyJoyceMP Authorised by BJoyce, 454-456 Peel Street Tamworth NSW 2340. ADVERTISEMENT INATIONALS fa Rigienal Ouatialia Barnaby Joyce MP Federal Member for Now England Community grants roll out for New England Projects in Nundle, Ben Lomond, Guyra, Armidale and Tenterfield are among the latest to be funded under Round 5 of the Australian Government's Stronger Communities Programme (SCP). It forms part of a $150,000 investment in towns and villages across the New England under this funding initiative. Latest grant recipients include Nundle School of Arts Memorial Hall Committee ($20,000); Ben Lomond War Memorial Hall ($7,500); The Hub Guyra ($4,000); Riding for the Disabled Armidale ($5,300); Sunnyside Hall Management Committee Tenterfield ($12,500); Tenterfield Pony Club ($7,615); Deepwater Tennis Club ($7,987); Tamworth Regional Craft Centre ($4,041); Barraba Art and Craft Guild ($14,500); Aberdeen Pre School ($8,394); Scone Arts and Crafts ($2,500) and Scone Aero Club ($20,000) to name but a few. This funding will make a real difference in the lives of local people, especially during this time of drought when many are still doing it tough despite recent rain. It is vitally important we fund not only the big infrastructure projects but less prominent ones too because not-for-profit groups like these are vital for our local communities in the New England. Under the $22.65 million Round 5 of the SCP, each federal electorate received $150,000 to allocate towards successful projects, with a maximum of 20 projects to be funded per electorate. 454-456 Peel Street, Tamworth NSW 2340 (02) 6761 3080 @ barnaby.joyce.mpa aph.gov.au O barnabyjoyce.com.au f BarmabyJoyceMP Authorised by BJoyce, 454-456 Peel Street Tamworth NSW 2340.