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Freshwater Community Grant Fund FAQs

An aerial of the river Bollin meandering through the Dunham Massey estate
An aerial view of the River Bollin meandering through the Dunham Massey estate, Cheshire | © National Trust Images/Chris Lacey

If you're thinking about applying to the Freshwater Community Grant Fund, here we answer some of the most frequently asked questions.

What is the Freshwater Community Grant Fund?

Applying for a grant

So you've applied. What next?

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