Community organisations in Crediton and Ide are among the recipients of small lottery grants - announced today.
A new children's play area will be built in Ide thanks to a 10 thousand pound grant... meanwhile in Crediton people of all ages will be brought together in a series of public events, organised by the Crediton Town Team with a grant of six thousand.
In Cullompton, Plymtree parish council has received funding for new digital equipment to share documents and maps with the community - and Dawlish's The Strand centre gets just under 10 thousand pounds for a disability access ramp.
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