We became a not-for-profit, but we need to grow.

We have people interested in fiber arts, quilting, sculpture -- any of the visual arts in quite a variety of media.

They have oils and brushes and supplies. I'm sure if they do a watercolor course they would have supplies for that as well.

The way these grants work is that it takes about a year to get any money. Typically you apply in the spring and you get the money sometime in the autumn.

It gets us something in the treasury. And it gives the students a place to come and learn. (Learning to paint) is something they can do for their enjoyment, and to help themselves. For some of our members, (creating art) is very therapeutic.

The sense that everybody in London has is that in five years' time, compliance will be a functional profession.