Do you have creative and original ideas about how to capture children's playful imaginations? The Big Lottery Fund is looking for innovative projects that will help improve the way children and young people play in their neighbourhoods via Playful Ideas, the new Lottery good cause programme. There is £16m of funding with grants of...
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Do you have creative and original ideas about how to capture children's playful imaginations? The Big Lottery Fund is looking for innovative projects that will help improve the way children and young people play in their neighbourhoods via Playful Ideas, the new Lottery good cause programme.
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