Global Brands have been awarded a grant of £100k provided by Clay Cross Town Deal’s Low Carbon Challenge Fund, a scheme helping local businesses to invest in energy efficient technologies and reduce their carbon footprint.
Clay Cross Active Update: Last month, the main contractor for the Clay Cross Active development, ISG, filed for administration delaying progress on the project as a new contractor was sourced.
North East Derbyshire District Council are delighted to announce £1.9m* funding from Sport England as part of the development of the new Clay Cross Active Leisure Centre.
A key element of the Town Centre Regeneration project will be to make various road and pedestrian improvements, also known as Connection Works.
For developers or tenants/owners of commercial properties, this project helped with the transition to a low carbon economy. Applications now closed.
This project determines the feasibility of delivering a rail station for Clay Cross... the previous one closed in 1967.
A multi-element regeneration programme improving the town centre benefitting the public and businesses alike.
The Clay Cross Town Board are delighted to officially launch the new town square naming to be Baileys Square which is set to be part of a newly redeveloped area in the town which will have a vibrant day and night time economy for residents and businesses.
Rachael Marples, a Director of Buddie's Play Den – a fantastic play area and daycare on Bridge Street, spoke to us about their experience with the Town Deal’s Low Carbon Challenge Fund.
DK Europe's Mark Wilkinson spoke to us about his experience with applying for Low Carbon Challenge Fund grant funding.
