Our organisation knows that creativity and artistic expression are powerful tools for improving mental health, mobility, cognition, and social connection. From our joyful dance sessions across the West Bridgford and Rushcliffe area, to our drumming, mosaic art, and dance workshops at our own studio, we have seen firsthand how the arts can transform lives and make a difference.
Right now, Rushcliffe Borough Council has opened an online Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) consultation that invites anyone in the community to nominate projects and groups they believe deserve a share of the levy funding. The consultation is a rare opportunity for the public to shape how a portion of the CIL budget will be spent in West Bridgford.
We are seeking your support to be nominated as an eligible project as it would enable us to keep offering our free, accessible joyful dance sessions across the area that improve the health and wellbeing of every participant, from those living with Parkinson’s disease and dementia to LGBTQ+ individuals and people with learning disabilities. Your support in the survey can help make this possible.
What We’re Asking of You
The Community Infrastructure Levy consultation is open right now and runs until 23:59 on Thursday, 19 February 2026. Your thoughts can really shape how the next round of CIL money is spent and reflect the community’s real needs. This is why we are asking for your help to complete the consultation’s online survey. To do this, you just need to click on the “Complete the survey” link below, where you will need to complete 5 sections, and in particular, section 5, where you will be able to nominate IMPACD CIC as a potential eligible project.
Every single response adds a little extra push to help our organisation continue helping our community with free, inclusive, arts‑focused sessions that benefit us all. Thanks for lending your voice!