Exhibitors

Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund (ALSF) (http://new.wales.gov.uk)
The aim of the ALSF is to address the environmental costs associated with aggregates extraction. The objectives of the scheme are: Old mineral permissions, promoting the use of alternative materials, reducing the impact of quarrying, environmental and amenity benefits to communities affected by aggregates extraction, conserving and improving sites of special interest, and education projects.

Arts and Business Cymru (www.aandb.org.uk)
Arts and Business Cymru aims to promote, enable and sustain mutually beneficial partnerships between business and the arts. The main activities of A&B Cymru include Professional Development Programmes and Arts @ Work. The organisation also runs two investment schemes, REACH and INVEST, which are cash programmes that enhance projects and increase the long term effectiveness of innovative partnerships. Partnerships addressing one or more of the following objectives are encouraged: young people, social inclusion, Welsh language, geographical spread and employee access and development.

Big Lottery Fund (BLF) (www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/wales)
The BLF is responsible for giving out half of the money for good causes raised by the National Lottery, giving them a budget of about £630 million a year. The BLF run a number of schemes, with the mission of improving communities and the lives of people most in need, with three key themes for each scheme: supporting community learning and creating opportunity, promoting community safety and cohesion and promoting wellbeing. Some of the funds run by the BLF include Awards for All, People and Places and The Young People’s Fund.

Building Preservation Trust (www.ahfund.org.uk/advice_bpt.html)
A building preservation trust (BPT) is a charity whose main aims include the preservation and regeneration of historic buildings. The majority are rooted in their local communities. Some cover individual towns, cities, or whole counties; others specialise in particular types of building and a few cover the whole of the UK.

 
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