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UK To Invest £9 million To Make Ports And Local Areas Brexit Ready

Local Government Secretary Rt Hon Robert Jenrick MP announced that an extra £9 million will be made available to ensure local areas and major ports are ready for Brexit. A total of £5 million will be given to local councils which either have or are near to major air, land or seaport to ensure they will continue to operate efficiently when the UK leaves the EU on 31 October.

The remaining £4 million will be shared out to local resilience forums (LRFs), partnerships made up of representatives from local public services, across England to support them in their preparations.

The funding can be used by local areas to support the development of robust Brexit plans for their areas and for continued preparedness activities, including additional staffing costs. The extra funding follows a £20 million boost for councils announced in August to ramp-up preparations for leaving the EU by appointing a designated Brexit lead.

This brings the total funding allocated by the government to help local areas prepare for Brexit to £77 million to date.

Local Government Secretary Rt Hon Robert Jenrick MP said:

From keeping our supply chains running and ensuring goods continue to flow into the country, to putting robust plans in place for every community, local government is playing a vital role in preparing the country to be fully ready to leave the EU on 31 October.

We have stepped up our preparedness significantly in recent weeks, including by asking every council to appoint a Brexit Lead Officer. Now we are releasing an additional £9 million of additional funding today to help local areas get ready for Brexit, whatever the circumstances.

Local authorities in Kent will receive over £2.6 million in recognition of the county is home to a number of the significant and busiest ports in the area including the Port of Dover, Eurotunnel, Ashford, and Ebbsfleet.

Kent County Council will receive £1 million, and £1.6 million will be shared between a further 13 local authorities in the county.

The allocations have been based on a number of factors including the expected impact on the local area, the amount of EU goods received by port areas into the country and the areas wider importance to the UK’s trade network.

Further information

The local councils to receive extra funding are:

Dover District Council

Folkestone and Hythe District Council

East Riding of Yorkshire Council

Hull City Council

North East Lincolnshire Council

Portsmouth City Council

Southampton City Council

Liverpool City Council

City of Lancaster

Ashford Borough Council

Gravesham Borough Council

Dartford Borough Council

London Borough of Camden

Manchester City Council

North West Leicestershire District Council

Uttlesford District Council

London Borough of Hillingdon

Crawley Borough Council

Tendring District Council

East Suffolk Council

Kent County Council

Canterbury Borough Council

Maidstone Borough Council

Medway Council

Sevenoaks District Council

Swale Borough Council

Thanet District Council

Tonbridge and Malling District Council

Tunbridge Wells Borough Council

The major ports of entry within these local areas are:

Port of Dover

Eurotunnel

Goole

Hull

Grimsby

Immingham

Portsmouth

Southampton

Liverpool

Heysham

Ashford

Ebbsfleet

St Pancras

East Midlands Airport

Manchester Airport

Stanstead Airport

Heathrow Airport

Gatwick Airport

Harwich

Felixstowe

The local resilience forums (LRFs) to receive additional funding are:

Essex

Greater Manchester

Hampshire and Isle of Wight

Humber

Kent

Lancashire

Leicestershire

London

Merseyside

Suffolk

Sussex

Avon and Somerset

Bedfordshire

Cambridgeshire

Cheshire

Cleveland

Cumbria

Derbyshire

Devon, Cornwall and Isles of Scilly

Dorset

Durham and Darlington

Gloucestershire

Hertfordshire

Lincolnshire

Norfolk

North Yorkshire

Northamptonshire

Northumbria

Nottinghamshire

South Yorkshire

Staffordshire

Surrey

Thames Valley

Warwickshire

West Mercia

West Midlands

West Yorkshire

Wiltshire and Swindon

This funding is not for the infrastructure of ports, if required, that comes from the Department for Transport. The £5 million for local councils with, or near to, a major air, land or sea port is for councils to buy in additional staff and specialist expertise where necessary.

Local authorities with ports will be more affected than the majority of councils after we leave the EU, and so will need increased capacity and specialist capacity to put plans in place and manage changes.

The £4 million funding for local resilience forums (LRF) will be used to support LRFs in the development of robust Brexit plans for their areas and supporting their additional staffing costs.

To deal with similar circumstances, devolved administrations in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland will receive a total of £1.7 million Barnett consequential as a result of this announcement.

Local resilience forums (LRFs) are partnerships made up of representatives from local public services, including the emergency services, local authorities, the NHS, the Environment Agency and others. These agencies are known as Category 1 Responders, as defined by the Civil Contingencies Act.

Today’s funding announcement forms part of the £2.1 billion announced by the Treasury in July.

The government is in regular contact with councils about Brexit preparedness and is working closely with organizations like the Local Government Association to share information as well as a network of 9 Chief Executives who represent their regions in planning for Brexit.

On 13 August Local Government Secretary Rt Hon Robert Jenrick MP hosted a briefing with more than 300 council leaders and chief executives on Brexit preparations. This was the first meeting of its kind and was described by Mark Lloyd, Chief Executive of the Local Government Association (LGA) as a “welcome new approach”.

The EU Exit Local Government Delivery Board, chaired by the Local Government Secretary, provides a mechanism for council leaders to talk to ministers about domestic Brexit preparations.

Earlier this month, the Local Government Secretary announced £20 million for councils to prepare for leaving the EU and to appoint a designated Brexit lead.

This funding will be split between unitary, combined, county and district authorities with unitaries receiving £104,984 each, combined authorities receiving £90,909 each, county councils receiving £87,500 each and district councils to receive £17,484 each.

The government has been clear that departments will assess and, if appropriate, fund potential new requirements of councils as part of Brexit work they are undertaking.

Source: gov.uk

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UK Government To Spend £9 million To Get Ports And Local Areas Ready For Brexit

An extra £9 million will be made available to ensure local areas and major ports are ready for Brexit, Local Government Secretary Rt Hon Robert Jenrick MP announced on 21 August 2019. A total of £5 million will be given to local councils which either have or are near to major air, land or sea port to ensure they will continue to operate efficiently when the UK leaves the EU on 31 October.

The remaining £4 million will be shared out to local resilience forums (LRFs), partnerships made up of representatives from local public services, across England to support them in their preparations.

The funding can be used by local areas to support the development of robust Brexit plans for their areas and for continued preparedness activities, including additional staffing costs. The extra funding follows a £20 million boost for councils announced in August to ramp-up preparations for leaving the EU by appointing a designated Brexit lead.

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This brings the total funding allocated by the government to help local areas prepare for Brexit to £77 million to date.

Local Government Secretary Rt Hon Robert Jenrick MP said:

From keeping our supply chains running and ensuring goods continue to flow into the country, to putting robust plans in place for every community, local government is playing a vital role in preparing the country to be fully ready to leave the EU on 31 October.

We have stepped up our preparedness significantly in recent weeks, including by asking every council to appoint a Brexit Lead Officer. Now we are releasing an additional £9 million of additional funding today to help local areas get ready for Brexit, whatever the circumstances.

Local authorities in Kent will receive over £2.6 million in recognition of the county being home to a number of the significant and busiest ports in the area including the Port of Dover, Eurotunnel, Ashford and Ebbsfleet.

Kent County Council will receive £1 million, and £1.6 million will be shared between a further 13 local authorities in the county.

The allocations have been based on a number of factors including the expected impact on the local area, the amount of EU goods received by port areas into the country and the areas wider importance to the UK’s trade network.

Further information

The local councils to receive extra funding are:

Dover District Council

Folkestone and Hythe District Council

East Riding of Yorkshire Council

Hull City Council

North East Lincolnshire Council

Portsmouth City Council

Southampton City Council

Liverpool City Council

City of Lancaster

Ashford Borough Council

Gravesham Borough Council

Dartford Borough Council

London Borough of Camden

Manchester City Council

North West Leicestershire District Council

Uttlesford District Council

London Borough of Hillingdon

Crawley Borough Council

Tendring District Council

East Suffolk Council

Kent County Council

Canterbury Borough Council

Maidstone Borough Council

Medway Council

Sevenoaks District Council

Swale Borough Council

Thanet District Council

Tonbridge and Malling District Council

Tunbridge Wells Borough Council

The major ports of entry within these local areas are:

Port of Dover

Eurotunnel

Goole

Hull

Grimsby

Immingham

Portsmouth

Southampton

Liverpool

Heysham

Ashford

Ebbsfleet

St Pancras

East Midlands Airport

Manchester Airport

Stanstead Airport

Heathrow Airport

Gatwick Airport

Harwich

Felixstowe

The local resilience forums (LRFs) to receive additional funding are:

Essex

Greater Manchester

Hampshire and Isle of Wight

Humber

Kent

Lancashire

Leicestershire

London

Merseyside

Suffolk

Sussex

Avon and Somerset

Bedfordshire

Cambridgeshire

Cheshire

Cleveland

Cumbria

Derbyshire

Devon, Cornwall and Isles of Scilly

Dorset

Durham and Darlington

Gloucestershire

Hertfordshire

Lincolnshire

Norfolk

North Yorkshire

Northamptonshire

Northumbria

Nottinghamshire

South Yorkshire

Staffordshire

Surrey

Thames Valley

Warwickshire

West Mercia

West Midlands

West Yorkshire

Wiltshire and Swindon

This funding is not for the infrastructure of ports, if required, that comes from the Department for Transport. The £5 million for local councils with, or near to, a major air, land or sea port is for councils to buy in additional staff and specialist expertise where necessary.

Local authorities with ports will be more affected than the majority of councils after we leave the EU, and so will need increased capacity and specialist capacity to put plans in place and manage changes.

The £4 million funding for local resilience forums (LRF) will be used to support LRFs in the development of robust Brexit plans for their areas and supporting their additional staffing costs.

To deal with similar circumstances, devolved administrations in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will receive a total of £1.7 million Barnett consequentials as a result of this announcement.

Local resilience forums (LRFs) are partnerships made up of representatives from local public services, including the emergency services, local authorities, the NHS, the Environment Agency and others. These agencies are known as Category 1 Responders, as defined by the Civil Contingencies Act.

Today’s funding announcement forms part of the £2.1 billion announced by the Treasury in July.

The government is in regular contact with councils about Brexit preparedness and is working closely with organisations like the Local Government Association to share information as well as a network of 9 Chief Executives who represent their regions in planning for Brexit.

On 13 August Local Government Secretary Rt Hon Robert Jenrick MP hosted a briefing with more than 300 council leaders and chief executives on Brexit preparations. This was the first meeting of its kind and was described by Mark Lloyd, Chief Executive of the Local Government Association (LGA) as a “welcome new approach”.

The EU Exit Local Government Delivery Board, chaired by the Local Government Secretary, provides a mechanism for council leaders to talk to ministers about domestic Brexit preparations.

Earlier this month, the Local Government Secretary announced £20 million for councils to prepare for leaving the EU and to appoint a designated Brexit lead.

This funding will be split between unitary, combined, county and district authorities with unitaries receiving £104,984 each, combined authorities receiving £90,909 each, county councils receiving £87,500 each and district councils to receive £17,484 each.

The government has been clear that departments will assess and, if appropriate, fund potential new requirements of councils as part of Brexit work they are undertaking.

Reference: gov.uk

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Councils awarded £866m civils cash for housing projects – Full list

Up to 200,000 homes are set to get off the ground after the government allocated £866m to councils to support local housing projects today.

The Government is doling out the cash to more than 130 council-led civil engineering projects to make housing developments viable.

The funding is the first wave of cash allocations from the £5bn Housing Infrastructure Fund established to fix the broken housing market.

This is being channelled into delivering local infrastructure projects including roads, cycle paths, flood defences and land remediation work.

Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, said: “Today marks the first step of the multi-billion pound investment we announced at the Budget to help build the homes our country needs.

“This fund finances vital infrastructure such as roads, schools and bridges, which will kick-start housing development in some of Britain’s highest-demand areas.

“This support will help us meet our ambitious plan of building 300,000 new homes each year and ensure we have enough housing in areas which need it most.”

HIF projects from County Durham to Cornwall

  £10m for highway infrastructure for Ashton Green housing site in Leicester, helping to unlock 3,300 homes

£10m for construction of a bypass in Botley, Hampshire, a critical road infrastructure project for 1,000 new homes

£3.6m for drainage works, new roads and footpaths at the Manor Cluster, south-east Sheffield for over 400 homes by 2025

£6.5m to help build a new primary school as part of the Ilfracombe Southern Extension in North Devon. This will help unlock 750 new homes.

First wave awards to councils from new Housing Investment Fund Local Authority Project HIF Funding (£) Adur Free Wharf – Western Harbour Arm (Shoreham-By-Sea) 10,000,000 Aylesbury Vale Aylesbury Link Road & Junction Improvements for Aylesbury Garden Town 9,500,000 Barnet Finchley Central Station 9,800,000 Barnsley Seasons Phase 3, Thurnscoe Housing Development 2,227,270 Basildon Basildon Town Centre – East Square Regeneration 9,799,500 Basingstoke and Deane Manydown 10,300,000 Bath and North East Somerset Bath Riverside 12,500,000 Bolton Rivington Chase 12,000,000 Boston Quadrant Q1 Boston 3,500,000 Breckland Thetford Northern Sustainable Urban Extension (TNSUE) 9,950,000 Brent Northwick Park 9,900,000 Brent Peel Development Site – South Kilburn Regeneration 9,999,442 Brighton and Hove King Alfred Development 15,222,601 Bristol Unlocking Lockleaze Development 6,686,000 Bristol Glencoyne Square Access scheme 3,000,000 Camden Abbey 10,000,000 Central Bedfordshire Dunstable Town Centre Regeneration 6,300,000 Chelmsford Chelmer Waterside 5,700,000 Cheltenham Portland Street, Cheltenham 3,000,000 Cherwell Howes Lane Tunnel for North West Bicester 6,700,000 Cheshire East North West Crewe Growth and Infrastructure Package 10,000,000 Cheshire East South Macclesfield Development Area 10,000,000 Cheshire West and Chester Rossfield Park, Ellesmere Port 3,000,000 Colchester Northern Gateway 5,500,000 Corby A43/Steel Road Roundabout 3,973,252 Cornwall Hayle Harbour North Quay Redevelopment – Phase II Access Spine Road 5,655,000 Cornwall West Carclaze Garden Village 2,300,000 County Durham Newton Aycliffe Housing Growth 6,875,000 Coventry Eastern Green Unlocking Development 12,727,700 Crawley Telford Place 2,000,000 Crawley Forge Wood 4,423,280 Croydon Whitgift Shopping Centre – transport works 10,000,000 Darlington West Park Garden Village 2,788,360 Derby Castleward Urban Village 3,150,000 Dover Dover Bus Rapid Transit System (BRT) 15,803,269 Ealing Grand Union Avenue Phase 3 1,000,000 East Cambridgeshire Soham Eastern Gateway 6,330,000 East Devon Axminster North-South Relief Road (ANSRR) 10,000,000 East Dorset West of New Road Link Road, West Parley 2,250,000 Eastbourne Bedfordwell Road 1,230,000 Eastleigh West of Horton Heath Strategic Development Proposal 9,330,656 Eastleigh Construction of a bypass for Botley 10,000,000 Exeter Greater Exeter Suitable Alternative Natural Green Space 3,700,000 Fareham Welborne Garden Village 9,977,045 Fylde M55 Heyhouses Link Road 3,810,000 Guildford Ash Road Bridge, to unlock housing near Ash and Tongham 10,000,000 Hackney Woodberry Down 9,960,000 Harrow Grange Farm 10,000,000 Hastings Combe Valley Sports Village 2,225,000 High Peak Hogshaw and Granby Road sites, Buxton 2,000,000 Ipswich Ipswich Garden Suburb (IGS) 9,868,351 Kettering Desborough North Marginal Viability Bid 3,636,476 Lambeth 8 Albert Embankment, London SE1 7SP 10,000,000 Lambeth Somerleyton Road, Brixton 10,000,000 Leeds Land East of Otley 6,318,000 Leeds Roundhay Road / Leopold Street: ChaCo & Unity Development 990,000 Leicester Ashton Green, Leicester 10,000,000 Lewes North Street Quarter, Lewes 10,000,000 Lewisham South Circular Road – Catford Town Centre 10,000,000 Lewisham Lewisham Gateway 10,000,000 Lincoln Spa Road development 2,824,579 Maldon Heybridge Flood Alleviation and Regeneration Scheme 7,344,700 Manchester Moss Side Integrated Healthcare Centre, Bowes Street, Moss Side 3,314,256 Manchester New Victoria, Corporation Street, Manchester 10,074,000 Mid Devon Cullompton and Culm Garden Village M5 Junction 28 upgrade 10,000,000 Mid Devon Tiverton Eastern Urban Extension access – phase 2 new A361 junction 8,200,000 Mid Sussex Northern Arc, Western Gateway 6,540,000 Newcastle upon Tyne Ouseburn – Ouseburn Mouth (OM) 1,250,000 Newcastle upon Tyne Outer West Infrastructure 9,656,714 Newcastle upon Tyne Science Central Residential Sector – Infrastructure/ Public Realm 5,000,000 North Devon Westacott, Barnstaple, North Devon 2,080,000 North Devon Ilfracombe Southern Extension, North Devon 6,500,000 North Dorset Gillingham Strategic Site Allocation 4,064,250 North Kesteven Sleaford West Quadrant 2,000,000 North Somerset Provision of utilities to land at Parklands Village 930,974 North Tyneside Killingworth Moor Key Strategic Site 8,900,000 Northumberland St Georges Hospital Link Road 4,491,278 Norwich Anglia Square 12,226,232 Oldham Broadway Green Phase 2 4,947,274 Oxford Blackbird Leys District Centre Regeneration Scheme 3,750,000 Oxford Northern Gateway (also referred to as Oxford North) 10,000,000 Oxford Osney Mead Innovation Quarter (OMIQ) 6,090,000 Peterborough Yaxley Loop Road 4,570,000 Plymouth North Prospect Regeneration Phase 4 2,825,550 Poole Poole Town Centre Regeneration – Phase II (Town Centre North) 6,000,000 Reading Dee Park Regeneration – phase 3 6,000,000 Reading Central Pool 1,392,636 Rother Blackfriars, Battle 3,240,000 Rushcliffe South of Clifton Housing Infrastructure 9,995,239 Rushmoor Aldershot Town Centre 8,400,000 Salford Plot E7/E8, Chapel Street, Salford 1,176,819 Sedgemoor East of Bridgwater Allocation 5,500,000 Selby Olympia Park, Selby 8,878,000 Sheffield Manor Cluster 3,552,558 Shropshire Western Shropshire Interchange Improvements 9,321,963 South Bucks Beaconsfield Relief Road 4,472,144 South Holland Spalding Western Relief Road 12,000,000 South Norfolk Land south of the A11, Cringleford 5,500,000 South Somerset Brimsmore Key Site, Thorne Lane, Yeovil, Somerset 1,950,000 Southampton Townhill Park Regeneration 3,750,000 Southend-on-Sea Better Queensway (BQ) 15,000,000 Stockport Weir Mill 5,617,000 Stockport Stockport Interchange – Residential 2,600,000 Stockport Hopes Carr – Hempshaw Brook 303,815 Stockton-on-Tees West Stockton Strategic Urban Extension – Elton Interchange Improvements 10,000,000 Stoke-on-Trent Burslem Town Centre 10,000,000 Stratford-on-Avon Long Marston Airfield Garden Village (LMAGV) – Phase 1 13,438,417 Swale Queenborough & Rushenden Regeneration 3,500,000 Swindon New Eastern Villages – Rowborough Eastern Access 5,000,000 Swindon Kingsdown Bridge 6,500,000 Tameside Godley Green Garden Village 10,000,000 Taunton Deane Staplegrove Spine Road 7,200,000 Teignbridge Dawlish Link, Bridge and Cycleway 4,200,000 Tewkesbury Tewkesbury Ashchurch Housing Zone – Access to the North 8,132,465 Thanet Manston/Haine Roundabout 2,544,384 Thurrock Claudian Way, Chadwell St Mary 538,000 Trafford Trafford Waters 4,080,000 Trafford Future Carrington – Phase 1 8,400,000 Trafford Partington Canalside 6,714,000 Vale of White Horse Wantage Eastern Link Road (WELR) 7,717,989 Wakefield Infrastructure for Growth at City Fields, Wakefield 1,577,500 Warrington Centre Park Link 3,685,904 Warwick Kenilworth Education & Growth 9,591,000 West Berkshire Sterling Cables Development, Newbury. 1,500,000 West Dorset Chickerell Urban Extension 1,500,000 West Lindsey Gainsborough Southern Urban Extension 2,123,184 Weymouth and Portland Ocean Views, Portland 2,838,000 Wiltshire Ashton Park Urban Extension 8,784,000 Wirral Northbank, Wirral Waters 6,004,160 Woking Sheerwater Regeneration 9,384,000 Wycombe Princes Risborough Expansion Area 12,000,000 Wycombe Realignment of Abbey Barn Lane and junction reconfiguration 7,500,000 Wyre Forest Churchfields Urban Village – Highway Infrastructure 2,700,000

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Councils awarded £866m civils cash for housing projects – Full list

Up to 200,000 homes are set to get off the ground after the government allocated £866m to councils to support local housing projects today.

More than 130 council-led projects will receive Government funding to support civil engineering projects to make housing developments viable and get much-needed homes built quicker.

With the government committed to building 300,000 homes a year by the mid-2020s,

The release of funding is the first wave of funding allocation from the £5bn Housing Infrastructure Fund established to fix the broken housing market.

This will fund key local infrastructure projects including new roads, cycle paths, flood defences and land remediation work, all essential ahead of building the homes.

Without this financial support these projects would struggle to go ahead or take years for work to begin, delaying the homes these communities need. Together with the government’s Industrial Strategy, it will provide high-quality infrastructure to support economic growth.

Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, said: “Today marks the first step of the multi-billion pound investment we announced at the Budget to help build the homes our country needs.

“This fund finances vital infrastructure such as roads, schools and bridges, which will kick-start housing development in some of Britain’s highest-demand areas.

“This support will help us meet our ambitious plan of building 300,000 new homes each year and ensure we have enough housing in areas which need it most.”

HIF projects from County Durham to Cornwall

£10m for highway infrastructure to unlock further development at the Ashton Green housing site in Leicester, helping to unlock 3,300 homes

£10m for construction of a bypass in Botley, Hampshire, a critical strategic road infrastructure project that will help unlock the delivery of 1,000 new homes

£3.6m for drainage works, new roads and footpaths at the Manor Cluster, south-east Sheffield to help unlock more than 400 homes by 2025

£6.5m to help build a new primary school as part of the Ilfracombe Southern Extension in North Devon. This will help unlock 750 new homes.

First wave awards to councils from new Housing Investment Fund Local Authority Project HIF Funding (£) Adur Free Wharf – Western Harbour Arm (Shoreham-By-Sea) 10,000,000 Aylesbury Vale Aylesbury Link Road & Junction Improvements for Aylesbury Garden Town 9,500,000 Barnet Finchley Central Station 9,800,000 Barnsley Seasons Phase 3, Thurnscoe Housing Development 2,227,270 Basildon Basildon Town Centre – East Square Regeneration 9,799,500 Basingstoke and Deane Manydown 10,300,000 Bath and North East Somerset Bath Riverside 12,500,000 Bolton Rivington Chase 12,000,000 Boston Quadrant Q1 Boston 3,500,000 Breckland Thetford Northern Sustainable Urban Extension (TNSUE) 9,950,000 Brent Northwick Park 9,900,000 Brent Peel Development Site – South Kilburn Regeneration 9,999,442 Brighton and Hove King Alfred Development 15,222,601 Bristol Unlocking Lockleaze Development 6,686,000 Bristol Glencoyne Square Access scheme 3,000,000 Camden Abbey 10,000,000 Central Bedfordshire Dunstable Town Centre Regeneration 6,300,000 Chelmsford Chelmer Waterside 5,700,000 Cheltenham Portland Street, Cheltenham 3,000,000 Cherwell Howes Lane Tunnel for North West Bicester 6,700,000 Cheshire East North West Crewe Growth and Infrastructure Package 10,000,000 Cheshire East South Macclesfield Development Area 10,000,000 Cheshire West and Chester Rossfield Park, Ellesmere Port 3,000,000 Colchester Northern Gateway 5,500,000 Corby A43/Steel Road Roundabout 3,973,252 Cornwall Hayle Harbour North Quay Redevelopment – Phase II Access Spine Road 5,655,000 Cornwall West Carclaze Garden Village 2,300,000 County Durham Newton Aycliffe Housing Growth 6,875,000 Coventry Eastern Green Unlocking Development 12,727,700 Crawley Telford Place 2,000,000 Crawley Forge Wood 4,423,280 Croydon Whitgift Shopping Centre – transport works 10,000,000 Darlington West Park Garden Village 2,788,360 Derby Castleward Urban Village 3,150,000 Dover Dover Bus Rapid Transit System (BRT) 15,803,269 Ealing Grand Union Avenue Phase 3 1,000,000 East Cambridgeshire Soham Eastern Gateway 6,330,000 East Devon Axminster North-South Relief Road (ANSRR) 10,000,000 East Dorset West of New Road Link Road, West Parley 2,250,000 Eastbourne Bedfordwell Road 1,230,000 Eastleigh West of Horton Heath Strategic Development Proposal 9,330,656 Eastleigh Construction of a bypass for Botley 10,000,000 Exeter Greater Exeter Suitable Alternative Natural Green Space 3,700,000 Fareham Welborne Garden Village 9,977,045 Fylde M55 Heyhouses Link Road 3,810,000 Guildford Ash Road Bridge, to unlock housing near Ash and Tongham 10,000,000 Hackney Woodberry Down 9,960,000 Harrow Grange Farm 10,000,000 Hastings Combe Valley Sports Village 2,225,000 High Peak Hogshaw and Granby Road sites, Buxton 2,000,000 Ipswich Ipswich Garden Suburb (IGS) 9,868,351 Kettering Desborough North Marginal Viability Bid 3,636,476 Lambeth 8 Albert Embankment, London SE1 7SP 10,000,000 Lambeth Somerleyton Road, Brixton 10,000,000 Leeds Land East of Otley 6,318,000 Leeds Roundhay Road / Leopold Street: ChaCo & Unity Development 990,000 Leicester Ashton Green, Leicester 10,000,000 Lewes North Street Quarter, Lewes 10,000,000 Lewisham South Circular Road – Catford Town Centre 10,000,000 Lewisham Lewisham Gateway 10,000,000 Lincoln Spa Road development 2,824,579 Maldon Heybridge Flood Alleviation and Regeneration Scheme 7,344,700 Manchester Moss Side Integrated Healthcare Centre, Bowes Street, Moss Side 3,314,256 Manchester New Victoria, Corporation Street, Manchester 10,074,000 Mid Devon Cullompton and Culm Garden Village M5 Junction 28 upgrade 10,000,000 Mid Devon Tiverton Eastern Urban Extension access – phase 2 new A361 junction 8,200,000 Mid Sussex Northern Arc, Western Gateway 6,540,000 Newcastle upon Tyne Ouseburn – Ouseburn Mouth (OM) 1,250,000 Newcastle upon Tyne Outer West Infrastructure 9,656,714 Newcastle upon Tyne Science Central Residential Sector – Infrastructure/ Public Realm 5,000,000 North Devon Westacott, Barnstaple, North Devon 2,080,000 North Devon Ilfracombe Southern Extension, North Devon 6,500,000 North Dorset Gillingham Strategic Site Allocation 4,064,250 North Kesteven Sleaford West Quadrant 2,000,000 North Somerset Provision of utilities to land at Parklands Village 930,974 North Tyneside Killingworth Moor Key Strategic Site 8,900,000 Northumberland St Georges Hospital Link Road 4,491,278 Norwich Anglia Square 12,226,232 Oldham Broadway Green Phase 2 4,947,274 Oxford Blackbird Leys District Centre Regeneration Scheme 3,750,000 Oxford Northern Gateway (also referred to as Oxford North) 10,000,000 Oxford Osney Mead Innovation Quarter (OMIQ) 6,090,000 Peterborough Yaxley Loop Road 4,570,000 Plymouth North Prospect Regeneration Phase 4 2,825,550 Poole Poole Town Centre Regeneration – Phase II (Town Centre North) 6,000,000 Reading Dee Park Regeneration – phase 3 6,000,000 Reading Central Pool 1,392,636 Rother Blackfriars, Battle 3,240,000 Rushcliffe South of Clifton Housing Infrastructure 9,995,239 Rushmoor Aldershot Town Centre 8,400,000 Salford Plot E7/E8, Chapel Street, Salford 1,176,819 Sedgemoor East of Bridgwater Allocation 5,500,000 Selby Olympia Park, Selby 8,878,000 Sheffield Manor Cluster 3,552,558 Shropshire Western Shropshire Interchange Improvements 9,321,963 South Bucks Beaconsfield Relief Road 4,472,144 South Holland Spalding Western Relief Road 12,000,000 South Norfolk Land south of the A11, Cringleford 5,500,000 South Somerset Brimsmore Key Site, Thorne Lane, Yeovil, Somerset 1,950,000 Southampton Townhill Park Regeneration 3,750,000 Southend-on-Sea Better Queensway (BQ) 15,000,000 Stockport Weir Mill 5,617,000 Stockport Stockport Interchange – Residential 2,600,000 Stockport Hopes Carr – Hempshaw Brook 303,815 Stockton-on-Tees West Stockton Strategic Urban Extension – Elton Interchange Improvements 10,000,000 Stoke-on-Trent Burslem Town Centre 10,000,000 Stratford-on-Avon Long Marston Airfield Garden Village (LMAGV) – Phase 1 13,438,417 Swale Queenborough & Rushenden Regeneration 3,500,000 Swindon New Eastern Villages – Rowborough Eastern Access 5,000,000 Swindon Kingsdown Bridge 6,500,000 Tameside Godley Green Garden Village 10,000,000 Taunton Deane Staplegrove Spine Road 7,200,000 Teignbridge Dawlish Link, Bridge and Cycleway 4,200,000 Tewkesbury Tewkesbury Ashchurch Housing Zone – Access to the North 8,132,465 Thanet Manston/Haine Roundabout 2,544,384 Thurrock Claudian Way, Chadwell St Mary 538,000 Trafford Trafford Waters 4,080,000 Trafford Future Carrington – Phase 1 8,400,000 Trafford Partington Canalside 6,714,000 Vale of White Horse Wantage Eastern Link Road (WELR) 7,717,989 Wakefield Infrastructure for Growth at City Fields, Wakefield 1,577,500 Warrington Centre Park Link 3,685,904 Warwick Kenilworth Education & Growth 9,591,000 West Berkshire Sterling Cables Development, Newbury. 1,500,000 West Dorset Chickerell Urban Extension 1,500,000 West Lindsey Gainsborough Southern Urban Extension 2,123,184 Weymouth and Portland Ocean Views, Portland 2,838,000 Wiltshire Ashton Park Urban Extension 8,784,000 Wirral Northbank, Wirral Waters 6,004,160 Woking Sheerwater Regeneration 9,384,000 Wycombe Princes Risborough Expansion Area 12,000,000 Wycombe Realignment of Abbey Barn Lane and junction reconfiguration 7,500,000 Wyre Forest Churchfields Urban Village – Highway Infrastructure 2,700,000

from Construction Enquirer http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2018/02/01/866m-civils-funding-to-kick-start-housing-projects-list/

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David Shannon will toe the line as Miss Trunchbull for the first time on 12th September 2017

Gina Beck will join the company as Miss Honey opposite Tom Edden and Marianne Benedict as Mr and Mrs Wormwood

Currently in its sixth year in the West End and booking until 28th May 2018, the multi award-winning show will also be embarking on a UK and Ireland tour in 2018/19

The Royal Shakespeare Company’s Matilda The Musical has announced its new adult cast with David Shannon playing Miss Trunchbull alongside Gina Beck as Miss Honey and Tom Edden and Marianne Benedict as Mr and Mrs Wormwood. The multi award-winning production is currently playing its sixth year in the West End and is booking until 27 May 2018.

RSC’s Matilda The Musical: David Shannon, Gina Beck, Tom Edden, Marianne Benedict – Credit Craig Sugden

The full adult cast includes Keisha Amponsa Banson, Richard Astbury, David Birch, Maria Graciano, Karina Hind, Peter Houston, Katie Lee, Vicki Lee Taylor, Kris Manuel, Bryan Mottram, Tom Muggeridge, Emma Robotham-Hunt, Simon Shorten, Biancha Szynal, Callum Train and Robert Tregoning. The new children’s cast will be announced in due course.

Gina Beck (Miss Honey) is renowned for leading roles in musical theatre. Previous roles have included Glinda in Wicked (Apollo Victoria Theatre & US Tour), Christine Daaé in The Phantom of the Opera (Her Majesty’s Theatre), Magnolia Hawks in Daniel Evan’s production of Show Boat (New London Theatre) and Cosette in Les Misérables (Queen’s Theatre). A graduate of the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, her other theatre credits include Far From the Madding Crowd (The Watermill Theatre) and The Belle’s Stratagem (Southwark Playhouse) both directed by Jessica Swale, I Love You You’re Perfect Now Change (Arts Theatre Upstairs), Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris (Charing Cross Theatre), The Sound of Music (Kuala Lumpur), Peter Pan (Birmingham Rep), The Kissing Dance (Jermyn Street Theatre) and Imagine This (Plymouth Theatre Royal). Her television credits include the BBC’s Doctors and Sherlock Holmes and The Case of the Silk Stocking. Opera credits include Madame Butterfly and L’elisir d’amore (Opera Holland Park). She was a soloist in the 21st and 25th anniversary celebrations of Les Misérables as well as in the recent blockbuster film version. She made her BBC Proms debut in 2016 as a soloist in the BBC’s Bernstein prom.

Marianne Benedict (Mrs Wormwood) has most recently appeared as Grizabella in Cats (UK Tour). Her other credits include Women On A Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown (Playhouse Theatre), The Wizard of Oz (London Palladium), Dirty Dancing (Aldwych Theatre), We Will Rock You (Dominion Theatre), Chicago (Oldham Coliseum), The Girl Dusty (Duchess Theatre), Crazy for You (Lincoln Theatre Royal and UK Tour), Return to the Forbidden Planet (Basingstoke Haymarket and UK Tour), The Blonde Bombshells of 1943 (Stoke New Vic & Oldham Coliseum), Loveshack (UK Tour), The Sunshine Boys (Oldham Coliseum), Debbie Does Dallas (Old Fire Station Theatre, Oxford) and The Country Wife (Watford Palace Theatre). Having studied at the Arts Educational School, she has also appeared in Eastenders.

Tom Edden (Mr Wormwood) is known for his work across stage, television and film. His theatre work includes Amadeus (National Theatre), One Man, Two Guvnors (National Theatre, Adelphi Theatre, UK Tour & Music Box Theatre, Broadway) for which he received Tony and Critic’s Circle nominations and won The Drama Desk Award for his role as Alfie, and Oliver! (Sheffield Crucible) for which he was nominated for a UK Theatre Award for his role as Fagin. Other notable credits include The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui (Donmar Warehouse), Doctor Faustus (Duke of York’s Theatre), Peter Pan Goes Wrong (Apollo Theatre), Les Misérables (Queen’s Theatre) and Measure for Measure (Young Vic). His film credits include Star Wars Episode VII – The Force Awakens, Mr Turner and Cinderella; television includes Upstart Crow, The Scandalous Lady W and Doctor Who.

David Shannon (Miss Trunchbull) is known for playing iconic stage roles in the West End and beyond. His extensive stage credits include The Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera (Her Majesty’s Theatre), Chris in Miss Saigon (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane & UK Tour) and Jean Valjean in Les Misérables (Queen’s Theatre). Other credits include, The Beautiful Game (Cambridge Theatre), Romeo and Juliet, Threepenny Opera and Sweeney Todd (Gate Theatre, Dublin), Martin Guerre (Prince Edward Theatre), Cats (New London Theatre), Whistle Down the Wind (Aldwych Theatre), Jesus Christ Superstar (N.C.H Dublin) and Notre Dame de Paris (Dominion Theatre). Film credits include Noah, 5 to 7, Framed and La Visa Loca. David is also one half of Irish singing duo ‘Fir’, alongside Simon Morgan. He has also made regular appearances on the past three seasons of the History Channel’s Vikings.

Seen by over 7 million people across 60 cities and playing more than 5300 performances worldwide, Matilda The Musical is now preparing for its New Zealand premiere at The Civic in Auckland in August 2017 as well as the first UK and Ireland tour which will begin in March 2018, running alongside the continuing West End production. Winner of 86 major international awards, including 16 for Best Musical, the hit show is now the longest running production to play at the Cambridge Theatre.

Royal Shakespeare Company production of Matilda The Musical – Emma Moore, Abbie Vena, Éva-Marie Saffrey and Lilian Hardy (L-R). Credit – Helen Maybanks

Inspired by Roald Dahl’s beloved book, Matilda The Musical was commissioned by the Royal Shakespeare Company and premiered at the RSC’s Courtyard Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon in November 2010, before transferring to London’s West End in October 2011, where it opened to rave reviews.

Having swept the board at the 2012 Olivier Awards, winning a record-breaking seven awards, the New York production of Matilda The Musical opened in April 2013 at Broadway’s Shubert Theatre and was celebrated on 10 “Top Ten” lists for 2013, including TIME Magazine’s #1 Show of the Year. The show also won four Tony Awards and a Tony Honor for Excellence in the Theater for the four girls sharing the title role on Broadway.

In July 2016, the Australian production broke further records by winning all 13 Helpmann Awards for which it was nominated. Having also won a Sydney Theatre Award for Best Musical in 2015, the Australian production has also played sold-out seasons in Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide.

Matilda The Musical is produced by the Royal Shakespeare Company with André Ptaszynski and Denise Wood as Executive Producers. The production was developed with the support of Jeanie O’Hare and the RSC Literary Department.

Matilda The Musical is written by Dennis Kelly, with music and lyrics by Tim Minchin, and direction by Matthew Warchus. The production is designed by Rob Howell, with choreography by Peter Darling, orchestrations, additional music and musical supervision by Christopher Nightingale, lighting by Hugh Vanstone, sound by Simon Baker and the special effects and illusions are by Paul Kieve.

LISTINGS INFORMATION MATILDA THE MUSICAL Cambridge Theatre, Earlham Street, London WC2H 9HU

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Rosie and Avon Swale

"Go venture far beyond the shores

Don't forsake this life of yours

I'll guide you home no matter where you are"

Lyrics “The Nights” by Avicii

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Of the mountains and by the sea~

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Baby, I've been there before

I was at the point where all I really wanted was someone

And now I'm still hanging on

I was at the end of every tether waiting for what once was

Lyrics from “What Once Was” by Her’s

The song is not specifically relevant but it is what I was listening to on loop when I worked on this new plot point!

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Being stuck in the water tends to drain me

When did my toes and fingers get so wrinkly?

I don't know how long I've been like this

But if I drowned, would I be missed?

I'll just towel off and tell the world I'm good

Lyrics from “Underwater World” by Ratwyfe

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