Community groups based in Glasgow can apply for grants of between £100 and £5,000 to put on cultural events and arts activities in their own area before and during the Glasgow 2018 European Championships. Deadline for applications is 5pm on Monday 29th January.
Read More£EITH CHOOSES is an opportunity for people in Leith to decide, by voting, which local projects should receive some funding. Applications for funding are now open until 31st January.
Read MoreNew funding available for individuals or groups of local people and neighbours who want to run local projects for the benefit of other community members in the Gorbals, Glasgow.
Read MoreCommunity groups in Perth and Kinross can now apply for funding to be spend on community-led projects that tackle inequalities through PB.
Read MoreApply now to become a PB Champion in Edinburgh. Applications open until 19th January 2018!
Read MoreSouth Glasgow Big Grant Giveaway Event: Thursday 18th Jnauary
Read MoreThe initiative is being driven by a group of local community members who have formed the Better Barrhead steering group.
Read MoreThere's over £20,000 to distribute - come along and decide who gets it! Open to residents of Tongue Community Council area
Read MoreContribute your ideas ahead of voting in this PB process in Cranhill, Glasgow.
Read MoreOver 1000 young people voted with the result of 22 projects across the region receiving grants of between £700 and £5000.
Read MoreNorth Carrick Community Benefit Company have launched a new round of participatory budeting funding for their local community.
Read MoreThe Improvement Service has produced an updated version of its guidance around PB for elected members.
Read MoreFife Council allocated £25,000 towards the regeneration of the prom and worked with organisations and individuals throughout the area to select nine options.
Funding for ideas / projects that will enhance peoples experience of and improve the appearance of Kilmarnock Town Centre.
Read MoreJoin the Health and Social Care Academy and What Works Scotland at an event on Wednesday 17th January 2018 to explore budgeting.
Read MoreThe Scottish Government and COSLA have launched a Local Governance Review to find out what changes are needed to encourage more people to be involved in local decision making.
Read MoreCo-production Week Scotland was held 27th Nov - 3rd Dec 2017 and was a chance to talk about the progress of co-production in Scotland.
Read MoreThe Church of Scotland is recruiting a PB Development Worker for a short term contact until March 2018 to continue to develop Churches’ understanding of participatory budgeting.
Read MoreNews of Dundee City Council's city-wide £1.2m PB programme, Dundee Decides, has gone public.
Read MoreRead the Interim report from the evaluation of PB in Scotland by Glasgow Caledonian University
Read MoreParticipatory budgeting in Scotland.
Participatory budgeting (PB) is a way for people to have a direct say in how local money is spent.
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