The vision of the Bright Water Landscape Partnership is to reveal a heritage of change and innovation, supporting opportunities.
We want to enhance and enjoy the natural, built and farmed landscape, realising gifts for now and the future, raising aspirations and inspiring communities.
To achieve this vision we rely on the support, expertise and knowledge of local volunteers, organisations and contractors.
To discover how you can help please see below
The Discover Brightwater Natural Heritage Small Grants programme aims to support local organisations and projects that help people to enjoy all the Brightwater area has to offer.
We hope with the support from County Durham Community Foundation and Durham Wildlife Trust together we can achieve lasting improvements and impact in our local environment and community.
A number of organisations in our patch have already secured thousands of pounds to support their projects and activities. Read below to find out what they’ve been up to.
During the last two years the LADDER centre have worked to motivate and encourage members of the community from the Ferryhill, Chilton and Cornforth areas
In 2019 The Friends of Drinkfield Marsh were awarded £2000 to help restore an existing stone wall within their local nature reserve. About Drinkfield Marsh
Cockerton Prize Silver Band is this year celebrating 150 years since it was formally founded back in 1870. It is treasured by the people of
About the foundation Darlington South Park Foundation are a group of volunteers who want to strategically and actively improve South Park. Funded through the Big
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