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TCA is supported by several partnership organisations and often receives funding for specific projects
- Awards for All
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Lottery grants scheme for local communitiesTCA received a £10,000 grant from Awards for All in Spring 2008 for the Trinity Time Credits project
- Bristol Objective 2
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Promoting economic regeneration and improved quality of life in the South WestFunding was received to help improve access to the Centre, including the installation of a lift, training rooms and upstairs utilities.
- English Heritage
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English Heritage exists to protect and promote England's spectacular historic environment and ensure that its past is researched and understoodEnglish Heritage have funded a condition survey of the former Holy Trinity Church, which commence in 2009. This will enable us to put in place a programme of essential repairs and maintenance
works. - First Light Movies
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First Light Movies funds and inspires young people, throughout the UK, to make films reflecting the diversity of their livesTCA was awarded a grant of £2,969 from First Light Movies "What's the Big Idea" programme in May 2008 to run a collaborative script-writing project with young people from Bristol and Leicestershire
- Heritage Lottery
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The body which distributes a share of the income from the National Lottery to projects aimed at preserving and making accessible the nation's heritageTCA received funding through Heritage Lottery Fund Young Roots programme to run a series of workshops in 2008 based on the history of the Trinity Centre.
- Quartet Foundation
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Quartet Community Foundation is the new name for the Greater Bristol Foundation, a long established and successful charityQuartet has awarded several grants to TCA community activity, including a grant in 2007 to redevelop our website.
- YANSEC
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Funding improvements to the environment of parts of North Somerset and BristolYANSEC have supported Trinity with several grantsfor our projects including our recording studio development and installion of our lift.
- A1 Ents
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A1 Ents has established its self in the Southwest over the past 14 years, building a solid reputation of providing high quality PA, AV, staging, lighting, event and production management, marquee and equipment hireA1 Ents provides Trinity with exceptional sound at our live music gigs, helping make Trinity one of the best venues in Bristol.
- Bristol Wireless
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A volunteer run co-operative committed to social improvement through the building of a wireless computer network. - City of Bristol College
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We work with the City of Bristol College to deliver courses for young people, help them to move on to education or employment - Eastside Roots
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Community garden group Eastside Roots run projects from the Trinity Gardens - Meme Music
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Meme Music is an independent music agency focused on developing new talent and event production and promotionMeme Music work with promoters to stage many of the live commercial events here at Trinity.
Become our friend at: www.myspace.co.uk/musemusic
- QC Solutions
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Professional lighting and stagingQC Solutions provides amazing technical lighting at our live music events, including light-projections on the outside of the building during our annual fireworks display.
- Transparency Life Coaching
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Courses, personal coaching and anger management training for people who are successfully recovering after all kinds of events in their lifeTLC offers a wide range of services with a common focus – helping clients to lead calm and effective lives. They have been supporting TCA members and management for some time, in addition to other groups and individuals in Bristol and have worked with organisations in London, Wales and individuals across Europe.
They deliver team improvement and anger management courses, in addition to personal life coaching. Most of their work involves better self understanding, expression leading to self-esteem, personal empowerment and being happy and effective.
They take self-referrals in addition to referrals from CJIT workers and social workers.
For more information contact: paul@tlcoach.com
- The Wonder Club
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A collective of artists and performers specializing in site-specific performancesThe Wonder Club worked closely with Trinity during the production of At Tether's End - Trinity's first site-specific performance.
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Review: At Tether's End
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British Theatre Guide review Trinity's first site-specific performance11:45 29/12/2008
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At Tether's End Show
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A true story of a tragic death15:49 10/12/2008
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Trinity exhibition to tour city
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Exhibition formed as part of the Bristol Sound Project15:42 10/12/2008
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Review: Sheelanagig
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Review of Sheelanagig at Trinity Fireworks party, by Emma Wintle14:28 28/11/2008
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Show rehearsals now on!
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AT TETHER'S END rehearsals October - December 200815:18 16/10/2008
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Review: Return to Trinity – Feat. Roni Size
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October 2008, by Adam 'Mad Cow' Laity15:38 08/10/2008
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Trubuntu released into the wild
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Trinity held their first computer giveaway for young people who successfully completed recent courses at the Centre15:53 19/09/2008
