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What we fund

Walking and Cycling Grants London

For new projects in 2025 Walking and Cycling Grants London (WCGL) will fund grants of up to £5,000. Grants support activity between January and September 2026. 

Community groups and organisations can apply to create activities that allow all communities across London to enjoy the benefits of walking and cycling. 

We work with groups whose participants need encouragement and support to get them walking and cycling.

We support a range of projects and a sample of these projects can be found under Project Ideas, you may have a unique idea yourself that you may want to apply for.

 

Community Ideas Grants

The Community Ideas Grants fund grants of up to £5,000 for one year projects to smaller community groups, charities and social enterprises who may not have applied for a grant or run a community project before. You can pick from a template list of previously successful walking or cycling project ideas to run in your community, and will receive more support throughout the application and project delivery period.

Type of grant

Organisations can apply for up to £5,000 for projects that run over one year. At the end of the delivery year you can either continue your project based on your sustainability plan, or apply for top-up funding for further years, where your project would then become part of the Walking and Cycling Grants London scheme. 

Applications are judged against the scoring criteria set. Funding is limited so we urge applicants to consider whether they need to submit more than one, as we aim to support as many organisations as possible. For advice and guidance contact the grants administrators at wcgl@groundwork.org.uk

 

Supporting Documents and Translations: 

WCGL Application Guidance       CIG Prospectus
English   English
Easy Read   Easy Read
Bengali    Bengali
Polish    Polish
Portuguese    Portuguese
Romanian   Romanian
Spanish   Spanish

 

British Sign Language interpreted documents can be found on our videos section.

Further information and supporting documents can be found on our Resources page, located in the Community Ideas Hub. 

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