Charities benefit from £80,000 pot

The charities benefitting from the latest round of Louis Baylis Trust grants are:

Relate: £2,000

Maidenhead Citizens Advice: £12,500

People to Places: £1,000 Timbertown: £2,000

Great Ormond Street Hospital: £1,000

Air Ambulance: £1,000 Thames Hospice: £2,000 Thames Hospice project: £7,000

Maidenhead Heritage Trust: £900

Maidenhead and District Stroke Club: £1,000

Lions Club Christmas boxes: £2,000

Adult Dyslexia: £1,000

The British Forces Foundation: £1,000

The Dash Charity: £1,000 Samaritans: £500

Cookham Festival: £1,000 Maidenhead Music Society: £500

All Saints Church, Boyne Hill: £1,000

Beehive Pre-School: £500

Link Foundation: £2,000 Boyne Hill Cricket Club: £1,000

Target Ovarian Cancer: £1,000

Alzheimers Dementia Support: £1,000

Re:Charge R&R: £3,000 Helen and Douglas House: £1,000

Maidenhead Amateur Swimming Club: £1,000 Thames Valley Partnership: £1,000

Autism Group: £1,000 Maidenhead Drama Guild: £1,500

Cookham Dean Cricket Club: £1,000

Beat Routes: £500

Eton Wick Village Association: £500

Windsor Horse Rangers: £1,000

Art Beyond Belief: £500 Chattertots: £500

Slough Immigration Aid Unit: £3,000

St Nicolas Playgroup (Taplow): £500

Autism Berkshire: £1,000 Cookham Community Allotment: £750

Bucks Mind: £500

Islamic Trust Maidenhead: £1,600

Holy Trinity Garrison and Parish Church: £1,000 Maidenhead Sailing Club: £2,000

Lions Club of Windsor: £1,000

West Windsor Hub: £1,500 Cranbourne and Ascot PreSchool: £500

Hurst Bowling Club: £1,000 Myaware: £1,000

Rarescale Flute Academy: £800

Windsor St George Rotary Club: £750

Littlewick Green Cricket Club: £1,000

Eton Community CIC: £500 Total: £81,800