Supporting Community Gardens and Green Spaces
ABOUT
Ralph Brocklehurst was an integral part of the P J Livesey story.
He partnered Peter Livesey from the beginning and loved historic buildings, their settings and gardens as well as having a great passion for plants and flowers.
He passed away in summer 2022 after a heroic battle against cancer and his knowledge and character are much missed every day.
In tribute to Ralph we are launching a fund in his name.
The Ralph Brocklehurst Legacy Fund will support community groups and organisations who are working on projects to improve public gardens and green spaces.
Eligible schemes could be located in schools, community halls, village greens or urban spaces.
Funding will be available to projects in the areas surrounding our current developments, and can be utilised to buy tools and equipment, plants and trees or to get professional help.
The P J Livesey Group are dedicated to building the very best developments in beautiful settings, and we hope Ralph’s fund will support and maintain green spaces helping them to become true community legacies.
HOW THE FUND WORKS
The Fund is available to registered charities, community groups, educational establishments, and support groups operating within five miles of our live developments.
If you have a greening project that will help the natural environment of your local community you are welcome to make an application that will be considered by the Fund board.
Applications can be made for any amount between £100 and £1,000 and awards will be made twice a year in March and October.
To apply for funding simply fill in the form by clicking the link below. Please give as many details as possible about the scope and timescale of the project, who it will benefit and how the funding will be used if successful.
RALPH BROCKLEHURST
Ralph Brocklehurst 1951 to 2022. Born in Stretford, Ralph first met Peter in 1955 when he was working for Manchester Council as an Architectural Technician. Their first project together was the development of Windlehurst Hall.
Peter recognised his unique skill set and they worked alongside each other for 30 years, saving some of the country’s most precious historic properties and becoming close friends along the way. His passion for buildings and ability to see them in 3D to unlock their new potential was unique and he deployed the same passion and knowledge for gardening and always had a project of some kind ‘on the go’.
He fought cancer with a humour and candour that was typically Ralph. The Fund is supported by his widow Linda and two daughters.
Apply for funding
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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How do you apply for the funding?
If you have a greening project that will help the natural environment of your local community you are welcome to make an application that will be considered by the Fund board. To apply for funding simply fill in the application form. Please give as many details as possible about the scope and timescale of the project, who it will benefit and how the funding will be used if successful.
By applying for the Fund you give permission for the P J Livesey Group to mention your organisation and use details and photographs of the project and funding requested in all P J Livesey marketing including the P J Livesey website, social media, advertising, e-mail marketing and local media
Who is eligible for the fund?
The Fund is available to registered charities, community groups, educational establishments, and support groups operating within five miles of our live developments listed here:
- Green Walk, Standish
- Kings Gate, Macclesfield
- Tapton Court, Sheffiled
- The Retreat, Parbold
- St. James Park, Southsea
How much funding can you apply for?
Applications can be made for any amount between £100 and £1,000 and awards will be made twice a year in March and September.
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