Frequently asked questions
- What is the Tang Hall Big Local area?
This is a question we get a lot! When the plans were drawn up for the area which would benefit from the Big Local funding, the experts drew a map. The map was defined by lots of factors, but essentially, our funding covers those who live and work within the area, or who are delivering projects which fundamentally benefit those who do. That map is readily available on our home page, but we know sometimes it is easier to check against a list. If you are trying to find out if you are covered by our funding, and therefore the many activities we run, please check if your street is on this list:
Alcuin Ave
Allen Close
Ambleside Ave
Appleby Place
Asquith Ave
Bad Bargain Lane
Bowes Ave
Bull Lane
Burlington Ave
Burnholme Ave
Burnholme Drive
Burniston Grove
Carter Ave
Coniston Drive
Constantine Ave
Cosmo Ave
Darnbrook Walk
Derwent Ave
East Parade
Eastborne Grove
Eboracom Way
Eighth Ave
Enerdale Ave
Etty Ave
Faber Street
Fifth Ave
First Ave
Flaxman Ave
Fourth Ave
Gerard Ave
Gilamoor Ave
Giles Ave
Glen Avenue
Glen Road
Grasmere Dr
Hallfield Road
Harcourt Street
Harinton Ave
Hawthorn Grove
Hawthorne Street
Heathfield Rd
Hewley Ave
Heworth Green
Holroyd Ave
Ingleborough Ave
Kirkstone Drive
Landgale Ave
Lang Ave
Layerthorpe
Leyland Road
Lilac Ave
Little Hallfield Road
Main Ave
Malham Grove
Mansfield
Melrose
Melrosegate
Mill Lane
Millfield Ave
Millfield Lane
Milson Grove
Ninth Ave
Owston Ave
Pennyghent Ave
Plumer Ave
Rawdon Ave
Redeness Street
Richmond Street
Rockingham Ave
Rydale Ave
Second Ave
Seventh Ave
Sixth Ave
St Aelred’s Close
St Hilda’s Mews
Starkey Crescent
Sterne Ave
Stray Road
Tang Hall Lane
Temple Ave
Third Ave
Thirlmere Drive
Tuke Ave
Waynefleet Grove
Welborn Close
Whernside Ave
Wolfe Ave
Woodside Ave
- What is Tang Hall Big Local?
THBL is a part of a National Lottery Funded programme where it has been given £1m to spend over 10 years to make Tang Hall a better place to live. It is one of 150 areas across England where local residents have been given the choice about how to best spend the money in their area.
- Why was Tang Hall chosen?
Whilst York is seen as a wealthy city, there are areas that have poor infrastructure and where local people have not been able to reach their potential. The area straddles 2 wards, Heworth and Hull Rd (see map). The aim was to work with our partners to help residents with making decisions for the benefit of the community.
- How can I add my community group, business or organisation to the directory?
If you click on this link and add your details about your organisation and how it is linked to Tang Hall, we will add you to the directory. Once added you will be able to add events to the calendar and have a blog page. If you are having any difficulty then contact our office.