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From Local Priorities to Regional Change: Discover the impact of the Shared Prosperity Fund across North Wales
The Shared Prosperity Fund has supported communities, people and businesses across North Wales, responding to locally identified priorities and helping to deliver positive change across the region....
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Shared Prosperity Fund making a real difference across North Wales
A further £42.4 million has been allocated from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) for North Wales for 2025-26.
Allocation per local authority
Conwy
Gwynedd
Denbighshire
Isle of Anglesey
Flintshire
Wrexham
For 2022-25, a total of £126.46 million was allocated from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) for North Wales, namely the counties of Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire, Gwynedd, Isle of Anglesey and Wrexham.
Allocation per local authority
Conwy
Gwynedd
Denbighshire
Isle of Anglesey
Flintshire
Wrexham
The fund has now supported over 150 projects with 17 projects operating across more than one authority.
The successful projects include several funds which will allocate smaller amounts of Shared Prosperity Fund funding to support local initiatives and communities.
The funding package will deliver significant results for residents, businesses and communities of the six local authorities including:
Create/safeguard up to 2,500 jobs in the region
Help up to 2,000 households to save energy
Provide financial support to over 1,000 local businesses
Repair and improve up to 400 tourism, cultural and heritage assets
Support up to 6,500 local people to improve their numeracy skills
Plant up to 50,000 trees in the region
Support up to 12,000 volunteering opportunities
Support up to 6,000 local people to gain a qualification
You can read more about which projects and organisations have received support through the Shared Prosperity Fund here.