| Updated: 13:46, 10 March 2021
Two subgroups have been set up for Lynn s Guildhall ahead of a funding announcement later this month, after the Town Board submitted a £25million bid for a town deal.
The venue has been the subject of debate since a £6million refurbishment bid was submitted in September last year to revamp the prestigious town landmark.
Now the Town Board, known as Vision King s Lynn, is establishing a range of subgroups as part of their plans under the Town Investment Plan.
St George s Guildhall, King s Lynn (45034404)
Cllr Graham Middleton, borough council cabinet member for business development, said: âWe have some really exciting opportunities coming up, with several funding streams having been announced, including the Levelling Up and UK Community Renewal Fund which was announced in the budget.
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Full article The objective of the scheme is to support Gibraltar’s transition away from EU structural funding
The UK Government has included Gibraltar in the UK Community Renewal Fund for 2021-22. This means that projects in Gibraltar will be eligible for funding up to a maximum of half a million pounds.
The objective of the scheme is to support Gibraltar’s transition away from EU structural funding. It will be recalled that during our membership of the European Union, Gibraltar was entitled to such funds. The bulk of these came through the European Social Fund, the European Regional Development Fund and smaller funds such as Interreg. The last such program came to an end in 2020.
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Jenrick welcomes Budget package to level up communities and support the nation’s recovery from the pandemic
A package to support our economic recovery from the pandemic, level up communities, and help vulnerable people has been welcomed by the Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick.
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4 March 2021
The measures were unveiled by the Chancellor as part of yesterday’s Budget which set out how the nation will build back better from the pandemic, level up opportunity and prosperity in communities across the UK, as well as help more families on to the housing ladder.
The Budget underlines the government’s immediate priority of helping communities prosper again by supporting jobs and business as we emerge from the pandemic, in line with the Prime Minister’s Roadmap.