Projects
Use this search facility to find out more about the projects and organisations that received support through the Shared Prosperity Fund during 2022-2025.
You can search for the projects by their main Investment Priority or by the supporting local authority.






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People and Skills Key Fund
Applicant: Conwy County Borough Council
Grant: £1,760,262
Project summary: The fund supports organisations to carry out projects across Conwy County that will contribute to the People and Skills and Multiply (adult numeracy) interventions of the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.

Plas Madoc Leisure Centre Net Zero Project
Applicant: Splash Community Trust
Grant: £340,000
Project summary: Reduce carbon emissions at Plas Madoc Leisure Centre, Wrexham.

Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal Word Heritage Site
Applicant: Canal & River Trust
Grant: £259,000
Project summary: A community-led arts and placemaking project

Project 11
Applicant: Flintshire Youth Justice Service
Grant: £423,335
Project summary: The project involves a multi-agency and multi-modal approach to reducing exploitation, violence, and organised crime involving young people in order to create safe neighbourhoods.

Public Realm and Open Spaces Improvements
Applicant: Denbighshire County Council
Grant: £463,000
Project summary: This project aims to improve recreation areas across the county with a focus on: Bastion Road, Prestatyn and Riverside Park, Llangollen. Environmental improvements such as upgrading steel rails and bollards which will also improve accessibility to the area at Botanical Gardens, Rhyl.

Public Space CCTV Improvements
Applicant: Denbighshire County Council
Grant: £278,000
Project summary: Upgrading existing aged public space CCTV cameras across principal towns in the north of Denbighshire, including car parks and bus stations.

Purchase of ANPR cameras
Applicant: Denbighshire County Council
Grant: £102,000
Project summary: The purchase of six specialist ANPR specification redeployable surveillance cameras.

Queen’s Market Fund
Applicant: Denbighshire County Council
Grant: £262,500
Project summary: This project will support the establishment of a new retail market in the Queens Building in Rhyl.

Ramblers Community Outreach (North Wales)
Applicant: Ramblers Cymru
Grant: £88,332
Project summary: To engage communities and empower local people to be more active in, and proud of, their local places.

Reinterpretation and modernisation of the Lloyd George Museum
Applicant: Cyngor Gwynedd on behalf of the Lloyd George Museum
Grant: £250,000
Project summary: The project will aim to reinterpret and modernize the Lloyd George Museum, its relationship with the local community and its role in interpreting the past internationally.

Response to Cost of Living Crisis
Applicant: Denbighshire County Council
Grant: £250,000
Project summary: Financial assistance, through grant schemes to our Croeso Cynnes community hubs and community foodbank initiatives.

Rhyl Promenade Regeneration
Applicant: Denbighshire County Council
Grant: £250,000
Project summary: This project aims to improve the popular promenade area of Rhyl to compliment the ongoing Rhyl regeneration works as well as the multimillion pound coastal defence works.
