People’s Millions Lottery grant to Copplestone Recreation Ground project

A  community project which works with Mid Devon District Council has been working closely with has won a Lottery grant.

Copplestone Recreation Ground won through to the final of the People’s Million grant programme this week and was matched against the Woodend Project in Torquay for a grant of £50,000 in a phone vote.

It was announced that Copplestone had won the grant and can now go ahead with developing a recreation ground for the village.

Copplestone has increased in size by 50 per cent over the last decade, but doesn’t have a recreation field or a village hall.

“Thanks to everyone who voted for us,” said spokesman Ken Warren. “It’s down to the tremendous help and support we’ve received that we’ve won the £50,000. This will make an enormous difference to the village.”

Check out the People’s Millions website for more information about People’s Millions and the Copplestone project.

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