Growth deals for local enterprise partnerships - Revision history

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	* [https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/local-growth-deals Local Growth Deals].		* [https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/local-growth-deals Local Growth Deals].

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	* City deals.		* City deals.
	* Consultation process.		* Consultation process.
		+	* Development corporation.
	* Enterprise zones.		* Enterprise zones.
	* Going for growth, Reviewing the Effectiveness of Government Growth Initiatives.		* Going for growth, Reviewing the Effectiveness of Government Growth Initiatives.
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	* [https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/local-growth-deals Local Growth Deals].		* [https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/local-growth-deals Local Growth Deals].

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	* Going for growth, Reviewing the Effectiveness of Government Growth Initiatives.		* Going for growth, Reviewing the Effectiveness of Government Growth Initiatives.
	* Growth and Infrastructure Bill.		* Growth and Infrastructure Bill.
		+	* Heritage perspectives on infrastructure.
	* Local development orders.		* Local development orders.
	* Local enterprise partnership.		* Local enterprise partnership.

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	In March 2016, Communities Secretary Greg Clark announced that England’s 39 Local Enterprise Partnerships would be able to apply for a share of £1.8 billion to support projects in their areas. Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/greg-clark-offers-communities-multi-billion-pound-offer-to-boost-local-growth gov.uk].		In March 2016, Communities Secretary Greg Clark announced that England’s 39 Local Enterprise Partnerships would be able to apply for a share of £1.8 billion to support projects in their areas. Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/greg-clark-offers-communities-multi-billion-pound-offer-to-boost-local-growth gov.uk].
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		+	However, a [https://www.nao.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Local-Enterprise-Partnerships.pdf report by the Comptroller and Auditor General of the National Audit Office], also published in March 2016, questioned the transparency of LEP’s and recommended clarification about how they fit with other bodies to which power and spending have been devolved, and suggested that specific quantifiable objectives and performance indicators were set out for the success of Growth Deals.

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	The government initiated the formation of local enterprise partnerships (LEP) between local businesses and local authorities in 2010. They emerged from the coalition government’s localism agenda announced in the 2010 Budget.		The government initiated the formation of local enterprise partnerships (LEP) between local businesses and local authorities in 2010. They emerged from the coalition government’s localism agenda announced in the 2010 Budget.

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	The function of growth deals is to help boost growth around the country, with local enterprise partnerships deciding the priorities for investment in roads, buildings and facilities within their area. Funding is available to local enterprise partnerships from growth deals for local projects that are beneficial to the local area and economy, such as:		The function of growth deals is to help boost growth around the country, with local enterprise partnerships deciding the priorities for investment in roads, buildings and facilities within their area. Funding is available to local enterprise partnerships from growth deals for local projects that are beneficial to the local area and economy, such as:
−	*Training young people.	+
−	*Creating jobs.	+	* Training young people.
−	*Building new homes.	+	* Creating jobs.
−	*Contributing towards the costs of large infrastructure projects, such as transport improvements and superfast broadband.	+	* Building new homes.
		+	* Contributing towards the costs of large infrastructure projects, such as transport improvements and superfast broadband.

	All 39 local enterprise partnerships reached agreement for growth deals in the 2014 tranche. An [https://uk.pinterest.com/cabinetoffice/growthdeal/ interactive map] displays where the partnerships are located around the country. This was expanded in [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/growth-deals-gain-momentum-firing-up-local-economies January 2015].		All 39 local enterprise partnerships reached agreement for growth deals in the 2014 tranche. An [https://uk.pinterest.com/cabinetoffice/growthdeal/ interactive map] displays where the partnerships are located around the country. This was expanded in [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/growth-deals-gain-momentum-firing-up-local-economies January 2015].
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	Examples of major projects include:		Examples of major projects include:
−	*£17 million to help improve the A2300 Burgess Hill link road to help relieve congestion and enable a large housing development.
−	*£15.8 million towards transport projects in Fareham and Gosport .
−	*£8.7 million in Greater Birmingham and Solihull to create new training facilities to help address skills shortages in the area.
−	*£5 million for the Institute for Advanced Manufacturing at Nottingham University to help train manufacturing engineers and fund research.

−	In November 2015, a study of early growth deals by Nathaniel Lichfield Partners (NLP) found funding was focussed primarily on transport schemes and that the level of private sector investment varied widely. Ref [http://nlpplanning.com/nlp-insight/devolving-growth-local-opportunities-for-strategic-infrastructure-investment# Devolving Growth? Local Opportunities for Strategic Infrastructure Investment]. ~~<br~~/>	+	* £17 million to help improve the A2300 Burgess Hill link road to help relieve congestion and enable a large housing development.
		+	* £15.8 million towards transport projects in Fareham and Gosport .
		+	* £8.7 million in Greater Birmingham and Solihull to create new training facilities to help address skills shortages in the area.
		+	* £5 million for the Institute for Advanced Manufacturing at Nottingham University to help train manufacturing engineers and fund research.
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		+	In November 2015, a study of early growth deals by Nathaniel Lichfield Partners (NLP) found funding was focussed primarily on transport schemes and that the level of private sector investment varied widely. Ref [http://nlpplanning.com/nlp-insight/devolving-growth-local-opportunities-for-strategic-infrastructure-investment# Devolving Growth? Local Opportunities for Strategic Infrastructure Investment].
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		+	In March 2016, Communities Secretary Greg Clark announced that England’s 39 Local Enterprise Partnerships would be able to apply for a share of £1.8 billion to support projects in their areas. Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/greg-clark-offers-communities-multi-billion-pound-offer-to-boost-local-growth gov.uk].

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki. ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki. ===
−	*Affordable housing	+
−	*City deals.	+	* Affordable housing
−	*Consultation process.	+	* City deals.
−	*Enterprise zones.	+	* Consultation process.
−	*Going for growth, Reviewing the Effectiveness of Government Growth Initiatives.	+	* Enterprise zones.
−	*Growth and Infrastructure Bill.	+	* Going for growth, Reviewing the Effectiveness of Government Growth Initiatives.
−	*Local development orders.	+	* Growth and Infrastructure Bill.
−	*Local enterprise partnership.	+	* Local development orders.
−	*Local plan.	+	* Local enterprise partnership.
−	*Localism act.	+	* Local plan.
−	*Planning permission.	+	* Localism act.
−	*Simplified planning zones.	+	* Planning permission.
		+	* Simplified planning zones.

	=== External references ===		=== External references ===
−	*[https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/399386/Growth_Deal_allocations.pdf Growth Deal allocations].	+
−	*[https://www.gov.uk/government/news/growth-deals-gain-momentum-firing-up-local-economies Growth Deals Expansion in 2015].	+	* [https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/399386/Growth_Deal_allocations.pdf Growth Deal allocations].
−	*[https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/local-growth-deals Local Growth Deals].	+	* [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/growth-deals-gain-momentum-firing-up-local-economies Growth Deals Expansion in 2015].
		+	* [https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/local-growth-deals Local Growth Deals].

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	*£8.7 million in Greater Birmingham and Solihull to create new training facilities to help address skills shortages in the area.		*£8.7 million in Greater Birmingham and Solihull to create new training facilities to help address skills shortages in the area.
	*£5 million for the Institute for Advanced Manufacturing at Nottingham University to help train manufacturing engineers and fund research.		*£5 million for the Institute for Advanced Manufacturing at Nottingham University to help train manufacturing engineers and fund research.
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		+	In November 2015, a study of early growth deals by Nathaniel Lichfield Partners (NLP) found funding was focussed primarily on transport schemes and that the level of private sector investment varied widely. Ref [http://nlpplanning.com/nlp-insight/devolving-growth-local-opportunities-for-strategic-infrastructure-investment# Devolving Growth? Local Opportunities for Strategic Infrastructure Investment]. <br/>

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	*Going for growth, Reviewing the Effectiveness of Government Growth Initiatives.		*Going for growth, Reviewing the Effectiveness of Government Growth Initiatives.
	*Growth and Infrastructure Bill.		*Growth and Infrastructure Bill.
−	*Growth deal.
	*Local development orders.		*Local development orders.
		+	*Local enterprise partnership.
	*Local plan.		*Local plan.
	*Localism act.		*Localism act.

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−	The government initiated the formation of local enterprise partnerships (LEP) between local businesses and local authorities in 2010. They emerged from the coalition government’s localism agenda announced in the 2010 Budget.	+	The government initiated the formation of local enterprise partnerships (LEP) between local businesses and local authorities in 2010. They emerged from the coalition government’s localism agenda announced in the 2010 Budget.

	The local growth white paper, published in October 2010, defined the function of local enterprise partnerships as partnerships between local authorities and businesses that decide investment priorities for sustainable economic growth across their local economic area. This can include investment in roads, buildings and other facilities.		The local growth white paper, published in October 2010, defined the function of local enterprise partnerships as partnerships between local authorities and businesses that decide investment priorities for sustainable economic growth across their local economic area. This can include investment in roads, buildings and other facilities.

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		+	The government initiated the formation of local enterprise partnerships (LEP) between local businesses and local authorities in 2010. They emerged from the coalition government’s localism agenda announced in the 2010 Budget.

−	The government initiated the formation of local enterprise partnerships between local businesses and local authorities in 2010. They emerged from the coalition government’s localism agenda announced in the 2010 Budget. The local growth white paper, published in October 2010, defined the function of ~~Local Enterprise Partnerships~~.	+	The local growth white paper, published in October 2010, defined the function of local enterprise partnerships as partnerships between local authorities and businesses that decide investment priorities for sustainable economic growth across their local economic area. This can include investment in roads, buildings and other facilities.

−	Local enterprise partnerships (LEPs) are partnerships between local authorities and businesses that decide investment priorities for sustainable economic growth across their local economic area. This can include investment in roads, buildings and other facilities.	+	The function of growth deals is to help boost growth around the country, with local enterprise partnerships deciding the priorities for investment in roads, buildings and facilities within their area. Funding is available to local enterprise partnerships from growth deals for local projects that are beneficial to the local area and economy, such as:
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−	The function of ~~the Growth Deals~~ is to help boost growth around the country, with ~~the~~ partnerships deciding ~~what~~ the priorities for investment in roads, buildings and facilities ~~should be~~ within their area. Funding is available to local enterprise partnerships from ~~Growth Deals~~ for local projects that are beneficial to the local area and economy~~. Growth Deals can provide funding for~~:	+
	*Training young people.		*Training young people.
	*Creating jobs.		*Creating jobs.
	*Building new homes.		*Building new homes.
−	*Contributing towards costs of large infrastructure projects, ~~including~~ transport improvements and superfast broadband.	+	*Contributing towards the costs of large infrastructure projects, such as transport improvements and superfast broadband.

−	~~Local enterprise partnerships are spread throughout the country and are considered to accurately reflect the natural economies of each area.~~ All 39 local enterprise partnerships reached agreement for ~~Growth Deals~~ in the 2014 tranche ~~and this~~ [https://uk.pinterest.com/cabinetoffice/growthdeal/ interactive map] displays where the partnerships are located around the country. This was expanded in [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/growth-deals-gain-momentum-firing-up-local-economies January 2015].	+	All 39 local enterprise partnerships reached agreement for growth deals in the 2014 tranche. An [https://uk.pinterest.com/cabinetoffice/growthdeal/ interactive map] displays where the partnerships are located around the country. This was expanded in [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/growth-deals-gain-momentum-firing-up-local-economies January 2015].

−	Further details on each of the ~~Growth Deals around the country~~ is available on the [https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/local-growth-deals Local Growth Deals] website.	+	Further details on each of the growth deals is available on the [https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/local-growth-deals Local Growth Deals] website.

	Examples of major projects include:		Examples of major projects include: