There was a mixture of delight and anger today as voluntary groups were told whether Bradford Council would grant them cash.

The full list of grants, published for the first time today, shows how about a third of the applications were rejected due to a lack of Council cash.

Others were delighted to get a share of the £1.2 million budget set aside for voluntary sector grants.

Among those celebrating were four organisations in Holme Wood: Holme Wood Activity Centre, Holme Wood Consortium, Holme Wood Kidzone and Holme Wood Toy Library, who scooped more than £75,000 between them.

Helen Austin, from Kidzone, which was set up five years ago to provide before and after-care for schoolchildren and holiday activities, said it was excellent news.

"It will give us more security long term. It's also recognition that we are a quality service. If we hadn't got it, we would have been struggling next year."

Other successes included the homeless project Bradford Nightstop which received £39,740.

Vice chairman the Rev Geoff Reid said the money would be put to good use.

"There are more people homeless than we can provide homes for. We are hoping to develop the service out to Keighley and Shipley," he said.

Yesterday the T&A reported on the organisations whose applications had been rejected.

They included the award-winning Asian Disability Network which is now set to close in March through lack of funding, despite its huge success among Asian families dealing with a disability.

It is among several groups which will now appeal to the Council hoping the decision will be overturned.

Councillor Ralph Berry said about £200,000 has been set aside for groups which successfully appeal for cash.

Each of the applications was considered on a points system - a controversial scheme introduced last year amid much demonstration from long-standing organisations which were turned down flat.

Now each group, whether just started or well-established, competes alongside the rest for points.

Some such as the Bradford Relate Centre and CHAS Housing Aid were turned down despite high scores because they already receive core funding from the Council.

Councillor Ralph Berry, chairman of the community development committee, said: "Bradford has the second largest community grant budget of any local authority in the UK."

He added: "This year, the procedure was simplified to make it easier for small groups to obtain grants. Two out of five groups applying for grants of less than £10,000 were successful, compared with one in four last year.''

Anger in Keighley

Winners and losers in quest for grants

ABL - Action for Business Ltd: No recommended grant due to insufficient resources. Age Concern, £17,147. Airedale Arthirtis Care, no recommended grant due to insufficient resources. Airedale Vol. Drug & Alcohol Agency, £39,500. Artworks (The Thornbury Centre) £24,000. Asian Disability Network, no recommended grant. Asian Women & Girls Centre, £8,246. Assisi House Project Ltd, £7,186.

Baildon Community Link (Advice), no grant. Baildon Community Link (Community), no grant. Bangladesh Porishad, £15,657. Bangladesh Youth Organisation, £17,982. Bienheim Project, £6,300. Bradford Access Action, no grant. Bradford Alliance on Community Care, £7,004. Bradford Alliance on Community Care, £6,756. Bradford Asian Girls Educational, no grant. Bradford Cassette Talking Magazines, £16,708, (Core Project). Bradford Cassette Talking Magazines, £28,184, Multi-Lingual Audio Access. Bradford Community Broadcasting, £39,740. Bradford Curry Project, no recommended grant. Bradford CVS (Contact Centre), £8,860. Bradford CVS (Volunteer100) no recommended grant. Bradford & District Autistic Support, £14,934. Bradford Eid Committee, £17,949. Bradford Joint Training Board, £18,020. Bradford Metropolitan Family Mediation Service, £8,699. Bradford Motor Education Project, £36,300. Bradford Nightstop, £39,740. Badford Occupational Health Project, £24,413. Bradford Relate Centre, no recommended grant.

Bradford Study Support Network, £17,386. Bradford Victim support, £8,290. Bradford Youth Players, £9,500. Buttershaw Christian Family Centre, no recommended grant.

Cancer Support Centre, £40,000. CHAS Housing Aid, no recommended grant. City of Bradford YMCA (Idle YMCA), no recommended grant. City of Bradford YMCA (Womens Development Worker), no recommended grant. City of Bradford YMCA (Y's parenting), no recommended grant. City Training Services, no recommended grant. Computing Bradford ComB, no recommended grant.

Duke of Edinburgh's Award Centre, no recommended grant. Eccleshill Mechanics Youth & Community Association, £9,496.

Girlington Action Partnership, £9,999. Girlington Advice Centre, nNo recommended grant. Grange lnterlink Community Association (Centre Co-ordinator), no recommended grant. Grange lnterlink Community Association, no recommended grant. Greenwood Youth & Community Assoc. ( Community Centre), no recommended grant. Greenwood Youth & Community Assoc, (Crime), no recommended grant. Greenwood Youth & Community Assoc. ( Education For All), no recommended grant. Greenwood Youth & Community Assoc ( Environmental), no recommended grant.

Highfield People's Action Group, no recommended grant. Holme Wood Activity Centre, £5,293. Holme Wood Consortium (Co-ordination), £28,608. Holme Wood Kidzone, £40,000. Holme Wood Toy Library, £1,421. Homestart Shipley, no recommended grant. Horton Housing Association, £32,568. Horton & Wibsey Breaverment Care, no recommended grant. Hutson Street Community Assoc, no recommended grant. Jireh House Community Centre, no recommended grant. Joint Activities Service (Core), £9,500. Joint ActivitiesService (Delivery), £30,200.

Kala Sangam, no recommended grant. Keighley Asian Youth Association, no recommended grant. Keighley Community Nursery, no recommended grant. Keighley & District Victim support, £5,232. Management & Admin, £39,740. Keighley Kiddicare, no recommended grant. Keighley Pre School Learning Alliance, Keighley Women's Centre, no recommended grant.

Leeds & Bradford Association for Spina Bifida & Hydrocephalus, £6,898. Legrams Lane under 5s & Women's Centre, no recommended grant. Ley Top Family & Community Resource Centre, £3,917. Mannningham Mills Community Assoc, £15,370. Manningham Project, no recommended grant. Manningham Sports & Youth Club, £9,901. McMillan Adventure Playground Assoc, £14,949. Mind the Gap (Making Waves), £19,870. Mind the Gap (Outreach), 18,000. Multi Agency Supported Tenancies Scheme, £8,942. Multi-Cultural Outreach Project (New Premises), no recommended grant.

Oakenshaw Youth Club, no recommended grant. Oasis Day Centre, no recommended grant. Odsal Residents Ass, £6,640.

Pakistan Community Neighbourhood, no recommended grant. Parkside Community Centre, £5,500. Priestley Centre for the Arts, £9,900.

QED, no recommended grant. Queensbury Community Programme, no recommended grant.

Rathbone Community Industry, no recommended grant. Ravenscliffe Community Association, no recommended grant. Relate Keighley & Craven, no recommended grant. Ryecroft Community Centre, £7,800.

Shipley Pre-School Learning Alliance Core, £8,018. Step two Young Peoples Health Project, £39,605. The African Caribbean Economic Establishment Ltd (Business), £17,015.

The Commonwealth Collection, £9,999. The Frontline Initiative, no recommended grant. Thornbury Youth Association, £39,001. Thorpe Edge Playgroup, £2,380.

Wilsden Village Hall, no recommended grant. Woodside Community Association, no recommended grant. Wyke Manor Community Association (Advice Service), no recommended grant. Wyke Manor Community Association (Elderly), no recommended grant. Wyke Manor Community Association (Funcare), no recommended grant. Wyke Manor Community Association (Nursery), no recommended grant. Wyke Manor Community Association (Youth Project), no recommended grant. Youthreach45, no recommended grant.

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