Sunday, November 30, 2025

Funding deadline approaches for Coronation orchards

Time is running out for communities to apply for funding to plant new mini-orchards.

The deadline for applications is 27 September, with funds available from South Kesteven District Council thanks to the Coronation Living Heritage fund marking the accession of King Charles lll.

Parish councils and community groups can apply for up to £1,500 to plant a minimum of five fruit trees on publicly accessible sites with protective spirals and canes, information signage and protective fencing as required.

Applications are also invited from parent/teacher associations with public accessible space, and planting could be particularly popular for schools with an Eco Schools Green Flag Award.

Planting is expected to start in November, with all projects to be completed, together with dedication services, by the end of March 2025.

To request an application form and information on the criteria for funding please contact the Community Engagement Team at communityengagement@southkesteven.gov.uk

 

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