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“We’ll definitely be back next year”

Gawcott Fields Solar is pleased to present its 2026 Annual Report to bondholders, highlighting another strong year of performance, continued community investment, and the latest bond interest payment.

We’re looking for new volunteer Non-Executive Directors to join our Board.

Thanks to support from the Bee Green Grant Fund, Tingewick Village Hall is ready for a warmer, greener winter with a new air source heat pump.

Citizens Advice Buckingham has been able to extend its operating hours for those needing help with energy bills.

“This will enable us to continue serving the community, and we’re really grateful to Gawcott Fields Community Solar for their support.”

Gawcott Solar has £20,000 available to support local groups with great green ideas.

GFCS has awarded a sizeable grant of £47,000 to Citizens Advice Buckingham, committed over the next two years to boost frontline support for local people facing rising energy bills and financial pressure.

To celebrate, World Biodiversity Day our Asset Manager Harry Barlow has shared a blog from the field.

This year, Gawcott Fields Community Solar expanded its ‘Net Zero Schools’ programme, welcoming over 300 students from nine local primary schools to learn about solar energy first-hand.

The Directors of Gawcott Fields Community Solar Project CIC (“Gawcott Solar CIC”) are pleased to present our annual report to bondholders.

Last spring we rolled out further rooftop solar schemes across two more sports clubs in our local community. The first of these was Buckingham Golf Club, which is now celebrating one year of clean, renewable energy.

One year on from receiving a Bee Green grant from Gawcott Solar, the Greener Padbury Group’s “Go Wild in the Woods!” programme has made a fantastic impact

End of year update on Gawcott Fields Community Solar’s community impact and performance.

Buckingham Town Cricket Club and Buckingham Rugby Club are celebrating a year of renewable energy success after installing solar panel systems on their clubhouses.

This autumn, Gawcott Fields Community Solar awarded a £2,000 grant to Buckingham Primary School to support the growth and impact of the school’s Eco Council, which is made up of pupils from Years 2-6.