Projects
See which projects and organisations have received investment through the Shared Prosperity Fund: North Wales.
Use this search facility to find out more about the projects and organisations that have received support through the Shared Prosperity Fund.
You can search for the projects by their main Investment Priority or by the supporting local authority.
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Flintshire Sustainable Decarbonised Future (FAST)
Applicant: Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC Cymru)
Grant: £623,322
Project summary: The project aims to legally incorporate the already-established Deeside Decarbonisation Forum to unlock its full potential to support green growth.
Glyn Rhonwy Events Hub
Applicant: Always Aim High Events
Grant: £500,000
Project summary: Completion of part 1 of a larger scheme to develop an events Hub on the Glyn Rhonwy site, Llanberis. It includes the construction of a warehouse and multi-purpose space that could be used as an office / meeting room and available for hire by the community.
Green Destination Programme
Applicant: Anglesey County Council
Grant: £1,330,974
Project summary: The Project will deliver environmental and visitor economy benefits in line with the aims and objectives of both the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Management Plan and the Destination Management Plan.
Green Gates Nature Reserve
Applicant: Denbighshire County Council
Grant: £309,000
Project summary: This project aims to establish a 13.3ha nature reserve at Green Gates, near St Asaph Business Park.
Greenfield Valley Heritage Park Improvement Programme
Applicant: Greenfield Valley Trust
Grant: £749,275
Project summary: The project will deliver a programme of nine related revenue projects which have been identified as key building blocks and enablers to the delivery of the 10-year strategy for the Greenfield Valley.
Gwersyllt Park Cricket Club Inclusive Facilities
Applicant: Gwersyllt Park Cricket Club
Grant: £500,000
Project summary: Creation of a new cricket club pavilion.
Gwynedd Community Resilience Program
Applicant: Cyngor Gwynedd
Grant: £958,633
Project summary: A project to provide support to people and to build community resilience.
Gwynedd Community Transport
Applicant: Siop Griffiths Cyf
Grant: £299,960
Project summary: A scheme for community transport provision in partnership with social enterprises – namely Siop Griffiths, Ogwen Partnership, Y Dref Werdd, and O Ddrws i Ddrws.
Gwynedd Green Digital Academy
Applicant: Grŵp Llandrillo Menai
Grant: £250,000
Project summary: A scheme that provides specialist evaluation and mentoring support to businesses to improve their digital and Zero Net capabilities. It will support small and medium businesses to be more efficient, more productive, to reduce their carbon footprint, and save costs.
Helping hands – growing Caru Eryri
Applicant: Snowdonia Society
Grant: £249,940
Project summary: A scheme to provide, develop and grow a programme of practical conservation work and training with volunteers in Eryri and the surrounding area.
Heritage asset enhancement at Oriel Môn and County Archives
Applicant: Anglesey County Council
Grant: £76,845
Project summary: The project will enhance two key heritage assets – the Oriel Môn and Anglesey archives.
Horticulture Wales (North East)
Applicant: Wrexham University
Grant: £270,902
Project summary: Project to deliver increase productivity, profitability, collaboration and resilience in the horticulture sector in Denbighshire and Flintshire.