Cycling Facilities Fund Webinar
The Cycling Facilities Fund (CFF) an £8 million fund that aims to deliver accessible community and club facilities, including MTB trails and pump tracks, across Scotland. This webinar was arranged and recorded with sportScotland, to provide information and support to those projects going through the application process or are considering applying.
This webinar was brought to you by Graeme McLean, Head of DMBinS and Graham Finnie, Lead Manager in the Sports Facilities Team, sportScotland, with our Will hidden, monitoring incoming questions. Those projects who had been through the expression of interest (EOI) stage of the application process, were invited to join in on the night. The webinar was recorded as it was felt it would be useful for others at different stages or those considering applying.
Slides used in the presentation for further infomation.
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