An overview of the approved projects being delivered through UKSPF and REPF for King’s Lynn and West Norfolk
The Borough Council cabinet has approved use of Shared Prosperity Funds to support the following projects during the period 2022-2025.
UKSPF Communities and Place (2022-25)
Town centres | |
Reducing the cost of living, improving energy efficiency and tackling climate change |
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Feasibility studies |
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Arts, cultural, heritage & creative |
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Volunteering and social action |
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2024/25 Project Call Communities & Place (Expression of Interest Stage now closed - more details on awards coming in May 2024).
UKSPF Local Businesses (2022-25)
Visitor Economy |
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Local Research and Development | |
Supporting Local Entrepreneurs | |
Business Support | |
Supporting Decarbonisation |
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2024/25 Project Call People & Skills (Expression of interest stage now closed - more details on awards coming in May 2024).
REPF Rural Communities (2023-25)
REPF West Norfolk Rural Community Capital Grants |
Providing funding opportunities to investment in resilient community services and assets for local people. This programme is being run by Norfolk Community Foundation in partnership with BCKLWN. 2023/24 Grants for volunteering & social action projects to develop social and human capital in local places. Rural Communities Funds awarded. 2024/25 Community grants for capacity building & infrastructure support. Expression of interest stage now closed - more details on awards coming in May 2024. |
REPF Active Travel Enhancements |
Working in partnership with Norfolk County Council to deliver Active Travel improvements across rural West Norfolk.
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REPF Rural Businesses (2023-25)
REPF West Norfolk Rural Business Capital Grants |
West Norfolk Rural Business Capital Grants provide funding to support new and existing rural businesses to develop new products and facilities that will be of wider benefit to the local economy. This includes farm businesses looking to diversify income streams. Businesses can apply for grants between £10,000 and £100,000. The maximum grant intervention through the programme will be for 50% of eligible capital costs, up to a maximum value of £100,000. This programme is being run by Norfolk County Council in conjunction with BCKLWN. |