Long-distance train operator CrossCountry - which runs services through Long Eaton Railway Station - has announced the release of a second tranche of funding from its new Customer and Communities Improvement Fund (CCIF).
The next funding application window is open until Friday 6th December, looking to support community initiatives across the CrossCountry network.
A total of £167,095 has been made available throughout the year for community projects that deliver tangible social and environmental benefits.
Jessica Lockwood, CrossCountry’s Environment and Sustainability Manager, said: “The first round of applications to our refreshed Customer and Communities Improvement Fund were fantastic, and we can’t wait to see what who we hear from in our next tranche of funding.
“We’d be delighted to hear from projects and groups looking to improve the communities served by the CrossCountry network, especially with an emphasis on social value and sustainability – if this sounds like you, please visit our website to apply.”
Since 1st April 2022, the Customer and Communities Improvement Fund has supported 16 different initiatives across the country, to a total value of £400,000.
The current funding window is open until Friday 6th December 2024. Applications can be made through an easy-to-complete online form.
To find out more and to apply to the Fund, visit their website.
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