Event Support

Event Safety 

Support regarding event planning, permissions, road closures etc. is available on the Lincolnshire Event Safety Partnership website.

Lincolnshire Event Safety Partnership - Lincolnshire County Council

Including templates for Event Management Plans, Risk Assessments. Guidance from LCC regarding the King's Coronation may be included here in due course.

The District of South Holland's Safety Advisory Group (SAG) can also provide specialist advice to event organisers to aid them in complying with their public safety and wellbeing functions.

Licences 

For any event with alcohol or entertainment please read the following guidance to be sure that you have the correct licences in place: www.sholland.gov.uk/article/5250/Alcohol-and-entertainment

Find any other licensing advice on our website here: www.sholland.gov.uk/Licensing

If cannot find the information you are looking for on our website then the South Holland Licensing Team can be contacted here: www.sholland.gov.uk/licensinggeneralenquiry

Street Parties

Applications should be made through Lincolnshire County Council no later than 31^st March 2023.

Guidance on how to organise a street party can be found at - www.gov.uk/organise-street-party

And for 'Street Meets' which offer an even easier way to bring neighbours together - www.streetparty.org.uk/guide/street-meet

National Lottery Funding

National Lottery fundingcan fund a range of activities through National Lottery Awards for All awarding grants from £300 up to £10,000. They expect activities supporting His Majesty The King's Coronation to be small scale and driven by the community.

By a 'community', we mean people:

• living in the same area - like a city, town, or street
• who share characteristics - like beliefs, values, interests or faith
• who can be grouped together in some other way.

Projects could be a one-off event or activity taking place around the weekend of 6 May, such as:

• cultural festivals or activities to promote community cohesion and build connections across your community
• community events or activities engaging people from different generations and cultures to get to know one another and share experiences
• improving local spaces to provide a space for the community to connect to nature
• events or activities driven by the community to reduce isolation and help people to socialise again, for example a street party or community cooking event.

They are very unlikely to fund activities or events which involve no wider community engagement. The strongest applications will demonstrate a lasting impact beyond the Coronation weekend. It's likely we'll receive more applications than we're able to fund.

To find out more and to apply visit https://www.tnlcommunityfund.org.uk/funding/programmes/national-lottery-awards-for-all-england

Spacehive - The South and East Lincolnshire Crowd

Need funds for your King's Coronation Celebrations?

If you're planning a street party, a community event or any sort of get-together on the bank holiday weekend and you need extra funds to deliver it, why not crowdfund your celebrations on Spacehive?

Find out more at https://www.spacehive.com/movement/southandeastlincs/

Further Information

Information relating to the specifics of the Coronation and any materials such as free-to-use authorised photos, downloadable colouring sheets etc will be posted periodically at www.royal.uk/coronation