Imagine a giant game of pass the parcel. You've waited ages for theparcel to land in your lap. Suddenly the music stops and it's there tobe opened. You can claim your prize. That's how England's play sectorfeels at the moment. A big package of lottery cash has arrived and it'sall very exciting. But how to ensure that excitement lives on?
The 155m of lottery cash is not a magic answer to the historicunder-funding of children's play, so there's a real push to ensure itmakes a lasting difference. That's why the Big Lottery Fund wants bidsto be backed by strategies that make a wider commitment to improvingplay.
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