Clay Cross Model Railway Society

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About Us

We are a long established local society currently completing a large new clubroom in Clay Cross and looking to attract new members.

The Clay Cross Model Railway Society is a Charitable Trust with the objective of advancing the education of the public in all aspects of railways and model railways.  In order to fulfill this objective we have erected a new meeting room in Clay Cross in which to build fine-scale model railways, accurately representing the railway heritage of the East Midlands. We hope to exhibit these model railway layouts to the public at exhibitions throughout the country.

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Eire-small.jpg In order to build better layouts, we shall study our railway heritage and improve our modelling skills through structured and mutual improvement. If you want to build better model railways, please come along and see what we have to offer.


Funding

We are very grateful for the Charitable funding for our new meeting room, which has been provided by Awards for All and Bridging The Gap.

awards4all.jpg Awards for All is a Lottery grants scheme aimed at local communities. They award grants of between £500 and £5,000 and can fund projects that enable people to take part in art, sport, heritage and community activities, as well as projects that promote education, the environment and health in the local community.
coalfields.jpg The Coalfields Regeneration Trust is an independent grant-making organisation. It is a registered charity and a company limited by guarantee, governed by a board of trustees. The Trust's mission is "working closely with partners, to be a key agency promoting and achieving social and economic regeneration in the coalfields of England, Scotland and Wales."
Bridging The Gap is a small grants programme funded by The Coalfields Regeneration Trust and administered on their behalf by The Derbyshire Community Foundation.
Grants can range from £500 to £10,000 and do not require match funding.

Updated 15 Feb 2008