About us

The South Wye Regeneration Partnership has been successful in getting £4.3 million funding from Central Government's Single Regeneration Budget as part of a £13 million programme of regeneration activity to take place in South Wye over seven years, ending March 2006. The South Wye Regeneration Partnership is made up of representatives from the community, voluntary, private and public sectors, who have come together to work towards improving opportunities for people in South Wye. It became a registered company in June 2001.

The Partnership is now into its sixth year of the SRB scheme, supporting locally based projects which will improve the quality of life of South Wye residents and employees. As you will see from the details of the projects, they are many and varied. The majority of projects are about working with residents and the local community to achieve their own goals, whether it be in health, education, employment or leisure. Others are about improving the local environment or providing assistance to local businesses. The Partnership is keen to support the development of community facilities in the area, and has played a key part in the joint use facility at Hunderton Junior School and the proposed Hinton Community Centre. There is more and more going on in South Wye and many residents are able to find out more through the South Wye News and the new Community Noticeboards. We hope people are beginning to notice all the activity which is going on although there is still much to do.

Please use this link for Application forms and guidance notes on how to apply for funding for your project.

How the South Wye Partnership Operates

The Partnership comprises of Approvals Group, various sub groups  as well as the main Partnership Board. All of which are interlinked as shown.

Partnership Members

The South Wye Partnerhip is represented by all members of the community.

Subgroups of the Partnership

The roles and responsibilities of the Sub Groups.