Where has the money gone? 4 Winds Trust awards 2015/2016

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The 4 Winds Trust is a charity which was set up in 2013 to distribute funds to the communities covered by the four community councils of Lochgelly, Cowdenbeath, Lumphinnans and Auchtertool. The Trust’s income consists of ‘community benefit’ payments from Little Raith Wind Farm which currently amount to £49,500 per year.

 

Where has the money gone? 4 Winds Trust awards 2015/2016

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