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The Network of LEPs. Below you can see how England's 38 LEPs are making the difference where it matters, in the villages, towns, and cities across the country. Further down, our LEP ticker tape will take you direct to any of the 38 LEP websites - just click on the LEP of your choice. Innovative Creative.THE LEP NETWORK
Welcome to the May 2021 issue of the LEP Network newsletter - evolving the future. This month we have an update on the LEP Review, highlights from the Queen's Speech, and CBI regional analysis. There are unique insights from Localis Chief Exec Jonathan Werran, Enterprise M3 LEP Board Member Stacey King, and Cornwall LEP Chair Mark Duddridge.LEP GROWTH HUBS
Use the list below to locate the Growth Hub nearest to you, there are 38 across England so there's one near you - just click on your chosen LEP from the list on the right, and you'll go straight to the Growth Hub's home page. The network of 38 Growth Hubs are local public/private sector partnerships led by the Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs).THE LEP NETWORK
LEPs are “an enabler for local government” says LEP Network Chair Mark Bretton In an interview with the Local Government Chronicle, LEP Chair, Mark Bretton, underlined how business led LEPs have always been evolving and will continue to play their part in the right way in38 LEPS LIST
The 38 LEPs. The impact and influence of LEPs is making the difference where it really matters: in the villages, towns and cities across England. To date, that LEP difference has: delivered a total of over 7.6bn of private sector investment; supported over 196,000 businesses; created over 180,000 local jobs; and helped to build over93,000 homes.
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LEPs Focus on Green Innovation to Drive Net Zero Growth Green business experts joined LEPs from across the country to discuss their ideas on delivering a green recovery with the Minister for Business and Industry, Nadhim Zahawi MP, the Minister for Energy and Clean Growth, Kwasi Kwarteng MP, the Minister for Science, Research & Innovation, Amanda Solloway and the Minister for SmallTHE LEP NETWORK
The LEPs are uniquely positioned to understand the skills requirements of industry at a regional and national level, and to influence skills delivery. South East LEP’s Skills Lead, Louise Aitken is acutely aware that Further Education colleges are a key pillar in this delivery, “Colleges are deeply embedded in the local community, sothey
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New Chair announced for York and North Yorkshire LEP. Y&NY LEP has announced the appointment of Helen Simpson OBE, as the new Chair elect of its main board, at the LEP's annual conference which was held on 6th November. Helen will take up the role of Chair at the York & North Yorkshire Local Enterprise Partnership (Y&NY LEP) from April 2021.THE LEP NETWORK
'Levelling up’ across the UK shouldn’t create a south-north’ divide Enterprise M3 LEP Chair Dave Axam gives his view on the LEPs’ vital role in supporting the government in achieving its target of boosting economic opportunity UK-wide.THE LEP NETWORK
The Education Secretary Damian Hinds announced a £2.5m boost to Careers Hubs in 20 areas across England. The new networks will mean thousands more young people can access high-quality careers education. The Secretary of State for Education has announced the expansion of a successful model helping to transform careers education around thecountry.
THE LEP NETWORK
The Network of LEPs. Below you can see how England's 38 LEPs are making the difference where it matters, in the villages, towns, and cities across the country. Further down, our LEP ticker tape will take you direct to any of the 38 LEP websites - just click on the LEP of your choice. Innovative Creative.THE LEP NETWORK
Welcome to the May 2021 issue of the LEP Network newsletter - evolving the future. This month we have an update on the LEP Review, highlights from the Queen's Speech, and CBI regional analysis. There are unique insights from Localis Chief Exec Jonathan Werran, Enterprise M3 LEP Board Member Stacey King, and Cornwall LEP Chair Mark Duddridge.LEP GROWTH HUBS
Use the list below to locate the Growth Hub nearest to you, there are 38 across England so there's one near you - just click on your chosen LEP from the list on the right, and you'll go straight to the Growth Hub's home page. The network of 38 Growth Hubs are local public/private sector partnerships led by the Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs).THE LEP NETWORK
LEPs are “an enabler for local government” says LEP Network Chair Mark Bretton In an interview with the Local Government Chronicle, LEP Chair, Mark Bretton, underlined how business led LEPs have always been evolving and will continue to play their part in the right way in38 LEPS LIST
The 38 LEPs. The impact and influence of LEPs is making the difference where it really matters: in the villages, towns and cities across England. To date, that LEP difference has: delivered a total of over 7.6bn of private sector investment; supported over 196,000 businesses; created over 180,000 local jobs; and helped to build over93,000 homes.
THE LEP NETWORK
LEPs Focus on Green Innovation to Drive Net Zero Growth Green business experts joined LEPs from across the country to discuss their ideas on delivering a green recovery with the Minister for Business and Industry, Nadhim Zahawi MP, the Minister for Energy and Clean Growth, Kwasi Kwarteng MP, the Minister for Science, Research & Innovation, Amanda Solloway and the Minister for SmallTHE LEP NETWORK
The LEPs are uniquely positioned to understand the skills requirements of industry at a regional and national level, and to influence skills delivery. South East LEP’s Skills Lead, Louise Aitken is acutely aware that Further Education colleges are a key pillar in this delivery, “Colleges are deeply embedded in the local community, sothey
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New Chair announced for York and North Yorkshire LEP. Y&NY LEP has announced the appointment of Helen Simpson OBE, as the new Chair elect of its main board, at the LEP's annual conference which was held on 6th November. Helen will take up the role of Chair at the York & North Yorkshire Local Enterprise Partnership (Y&NY LEP) from April 2021.THE LEP NETWORK
'Levelling up’ across the UK shouldn’t create a south-north’ divide Enterprise M3 LEP Chair Dave Axam gives his view on the LEPs’ vital role in supporting the government in achieving its target of boosting economic opportunity UK-wide.THE LEP NETWORK
The Education Secretary Damian Hinds announced a £2.5m boost to Careers Hubs in 20 areas across England. The new networks will mean thousands more young people can access high-quality careers education. The Secretary of State for Education has announced the expansion of a successful model helping to transform careers education around thecountry.
LOCATION MAP OF 38 LEPS 11th May, 2021 “If we are to live locally and prosper, we’ll require the power of our LEPs” says think tank Chief. In an exclusive for the LEP Network, Localis Chief Executive Jonathan Werran examines what Super Thursday and today's Queen Speech really mean for'le
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LEPs drive Careers Hubs extension to boost recovery. The government has announced that funding for a third wave of Careers Hubs will be shared among 22 Local Enterprise Partnerships across England in a move to boost skills and careers advice and underpin the recovery. A new wave of Careers Hub expansion has been announced today (23 June) bythe
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The LEP Network is delighted to announce that Mark Livesey has been appointed as the new CEO of the LEP Network and will be taking up his new role at the end of November. Mark is currently Chief Executive of Marketing Cheshire and Deputy Chief Executive of Cheshire & Warrington LEP. At a crucial time for the UK economy, Mark will be workingTHE LEP NETWORK
The LEPs are uniquely positioned to understand the skills requirements of industry at a regional and national level, and to influence skills delivery. South East LEP’s Skills Lead, Louise Aitken is acutely aware that Further Education colleges are a key pillar in this delivery, “Colleges are deeply embedded in the local community, sothey
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'Levelling up’ across the UK shouldn’t create a south-north’ divide Enterprise M3 LEP Chair Dave Axam gives his view on the LEPs’ vital role in supporting the government in achieving its target of boosting economic opportunity UK-wide.VIEWS ON LEPS
Rt Hon Greg Clark MP Secretary of State, DCLG. The LEP movement is the re-creation of a balance in England's economies representing those who create the wealth, and create the investment, and create the jobs. 12/15/2014 12:00:00 AM LEP Annual Conference, 26 March 2015. Rt Hon Lord Michael Heseltine CH.THE LEP NETWORK
LEP Chairs - biographies. There are 38 Local Enterprise Partnerships across England. They are business-led partnerships between local authorities and local private sector businesses. They play a central role in determining local economic priorities and undertaking activities to drive economic growth and job creation, improveinfrastructure and
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New Chief Executive for Thames Valley Berkshire. Alison Webster has been appointed CEO for Thames Valley Berkshire LEP and brings over 30 years’ experience to the role. As the LEP’s CEO Alison will lead a small team supporting the LEP’s board to promote economic growth in the Berkshire area. Thames Valley Berkshire LEP is a private sectorTHE LEP NETWORK
Welcome to the LEP Network. £1bn High Streets Fund to "re-energise and transform" town centres The Prime Minister announced that an additional 50 towns will benefit from the £1 billion Future HighStreets Fund.
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“IF WE ARE TO LIVE LOCALLY AND PROSPER, WE’LL REQUIRE THE POWER OF OUR LEPS” SAYS THINK TANK CHIEF In an exclusive for the LEP Network, Localis Chief Executive Jonathan Werran examines what Super Thursday and today's Queen Speech reallymean for 'le...
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The Network of LEPs
Below you can see how England's 38 LEPs are making the difference where it matters, in the villages, towns, and cities across the country. Further down, our LEP ticker tape will take you direct to any of the 38 LEP websites - just click on the LEP of your choice.Food For Thought.
The LEP area produces 25% of the nation’s vegetables and processes 70% of its fish. The LEP is developing three Food Enterprise Zones, with Growth Deal funding supporting all three. Holbeach is set to be the new home of the University of Lincoln’s agri-food technologyspecialism.
Visitor Economy.
The LEP worked with employers and FE colleges to create a VE Passport Scheme which guarantees students work experience, a job interview or a full time job in the visitor economy. Over 200 students are benefitting from this level of support. Town Transformation. Kirkstall Forge, in Leeds, received support from the LEP and Combined Authority to develop brownfield land into a sustainable urban village, with a new railway station and thriving businesses. One company, Zenith, is reinvesting in the region, sponsoring our MIPIM delegationand creating jobs.
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This LEP-backed £20m strategy with LA partners combines seven Nottinghamshire town centre investment projects, set to create an estimated 612 jobs and improve communities. The initiative was only made possible by a £7.6m investment via D2N2’s Local Growth Fundallocation.
Supply Chain Opportunities. The BC LEP aims to create the conditions for enterprise to flourish, resulting in greater economic prosperity across the Black Country. The area is an economic sub-region, housing over 1.19 million people, hosting 463,000 jobs and generating £21.7bn GVA per annum.Aerospace Boost.
The LEP invested £3.9m from the LGF in the National Composites Centre for advanced production equipment. A vital part of the West of England’s economy and key to the UK Aerospace Technology Institute’s strategy to maintain and develop the UK’s £30bnaerospace industry.
The Business Board . The Business Board of the Combined Authority focuses on the future economic growth of the area, and is the custodian of the Local Industrial Strategy, along with the strategies and plans that directlysupport it.
New Homes.
The LEP helped to secure a nationally-significant growth deal for Oxfordshire through £215m worth of Government funding. The deal supports the delivery of around 100,000 new homes between 2011 and 2031, and commits ongoing Government support to strengthen Oxfordshire’s productive knowledge-intensive economy.Economic Impact.
The Authority has supported over 800 companies, which have invested more than £200m in the area creating over 5,000 jobs. The President of the CBI described it as “a fantastic example of public-private partnership - the strongest and most ambitious in the country.” Royal Docks Development. By transforming 6.9m sqft of commercial development within the Royal Docks, LEAP is realising a gross development value of £5.2bn. This includes an investment of £380m of LEAP funds in strategic infrastructure and connectivity, supporting a diverse and competitiveeconomy.
More Loans To Business. The LEP reviewed its Growing Places Infrastructure Fund to increase its risk profile to make loans more attractive to businesses in Swindon & Wiltshire. The LEP has loaned £1.2m to safeguard and support 200 jobs and has a loan target of £8m for 2018/19.Careers Education.
The LEP worked to secure commitment from over 150 schools, colleges and organisations to deliver a new LEP-led careers education strategy. This has achieved regional impact, improved outcomes for young people, and gained national recognition from careers policy makersCuring Cancer.
The LEP is supporting the UK’s first dedicated Centre for Cancer Immunology. The £25m worldleading facility will drive innovation in immunology research, strengthen the life science cluster and secure Solent as a global centre of excellence for new therapies that willcure cancer.
Space Park Takes Off. The LEP has invested £12.88m in Space Park Leicester to develop a global hub for space research, learning and innovation that will create 200 high tech jobs and 10 new businesses in Phase One. Upskilling Worcestershire. The LEP backed its new Centre of Vocational Excellence with a £950K investment. The training facilities will create 20 new jobs and provide training for several hundred learners each year. Worcestershire has achieved the UK’s strongest growth in higher-level workforce skills (Joseph Rowntree Foundation). Raising Career Standards. The LEP is the first in the country to achieve Licensed Awarding Body status for the Quality in Careers Standard. One of 12 holders nationally, the licence gives 21 local providers national validation, with a further 43 working towards validation Nuclear Opportunities. The LEP is leading a cross-LEP and business partnership, Nuclear South West, to maximise the development of Hinkley Point C and generate 55bn of nuclear opportunities for the area over the next decade.Growth Initiatives.
The LEP worked with business and local authority partners to establish a single economic strategy, underpinned by a £1bn growth programme, which will deliver over 10,000 new jobs by 2020. Boosting Mechatronics Engineering. The LEP has invested in advanced engineering robotics training facilities to meet the future demand for engineers. It is part of the HEAD into engineering partnership creating an educational pathway between schools, colleges, employers and training associations for prospective engineers Infrastructure Investment. The LEP helped drive two visionary skills projects for the region. The National College for High Speed Rail is training highly skilled engineers for the railways of the future including HS2, and Rotherham University Centre will provide higher level qualifications aligned to employers’ requirements. New Freight Strategy. The LEP has launched a new Marches and Mid-Wales freight strategy with the Welsh Government and partners on both sides of the English/Welsh border which aims to improve transport routes, resulting in a potential £149m boost to the regional economy.Smart Investment.
The LEP has invested over £1.7m of LGF money into a smart city communications and data platform to boost economic development. It will support the growing Internet of Things market for transportation, environmental monitoring, waste management, and improve the lives of those with mobility challenges. Intellectual Property. Greater Birmingham & Solihull LEP joint-funded a project with the Intellectual Property Office to embed intellectual property in the LEP’s innovation and business growth offering to GBS-based companies, focused on realising the value of their intellectual property as a catalyst for innovation and growth.Aerospace Take Off.
The LEP led a consortium to raise £32m for a permanent structure to host the Farnborough Airshow. This strengthens the show’s impact on the UK Aerospace sector, with orders worth $124bn – £12 billion of which flows through the UK’s SME supply chain. A Manufacturing Marvel. The LEP invested £2m of growth deal funding in advanced manufacturing centres at local colleges. The centres feature new technologies including simulated production lines. One of the centres will cater for 450 students and 1,150 apprentices on STEM apprenticeships, HNC and degree programmes. Automotive Technology. The LEP committed £15.2m to five unique private sector-led projects to cement the South East Midlands’ critical position at the cutting edge of automotive testing and in shaping the future design and development of next generation transport.Cyber Security.
This is a joint public/private sector initiative to create the UK’s first dedicated hub to support the growth of new cyber security businesses. The park is a key strand of economic growth for the region thanks to Growth Deal Funding of £22m.New Life Batteries.
The LEP led a bid with the University of Warwick, Coventry City Council and the West Midlands Mayor, to secure Coventry as home to the 80m UK Battery Industrialisation Centre that will help the UK become a global leader in battery technology.Local Investment.
With its local authority partners, the LEP invested £1.8m through its Growing Places Fund to support the construction of a new headquarters for energy firm Proserv which will employ 190 staff in the area.Deep Space Mission.
The LEP’s partnership with the European Space Agency is investing 8.4m of Local Growth Fund into Goonhilly Earth Station. It will create the world’s first commercial deep-space communications station, capable of tracking future missions to Mars and the Moon. Housing Regeneration. The LEP is driving investment in housing to support the biggest challenge in its region – affordable homes. Better housing is key to improving local infrastructure and vital to economic success. The latest Housing Infrastructure Fund investment of £58m into the area underpins the LEP’s approach.Dynamic Ceramic.
The LEP initiated plans for a Ceramic Park in partnership with the British Ceramic Confederation based in its Enterprise Zone. This will help develop globally competitive products in a UK sector worth £2bn in annual sales and will boost exports, currently worth £550m. Innovative Creative. Buckinghamshire Local Enterprise Partnership is a business-led ‘partnership of equals’ between local government and the private sector, building the conditions for sustainable economic growth in Buckinghamshire. Productivity levels in Buckinghamshire are amongst the highest in the country, we react to new ideas and opportunities to support and grow our business community. Enterprising Innovation. The LEP’s new Enterprise Zone is a vital stimulus for employment, aimed at facilitating 2,000 new jobs and attracting dozens of new businesses. It’s been developed in partnership with Dorset County Council, and Purbeck District Council, to rejuvenate the previouslystalled site.
Science and Innovation Audits. GMLEP led the Science and Innovation Audit which identified the region’s core strengths in health innovation and advanced materials, along with its fast growth opportunities which focus on the future potential of digital, energy, and industrial biotechnology Ashford International Rail Connectivity. The LEP invested £9.8m (LGF) in rail infrastructure at Ashford International Station, maintaining it as part of Europe’s high speed network. The move will safeguard approximately 1,000 jobs; catalyse massive economic and housing growth; and send strong investment signals to relocating businesses.Investment boost.
The LEP spearheaded the development of a key site within the Cheshire Science Corridor by facilitating a £120m investment from Europe’s largest cardboard manufacturer, Progroup. By committing £500K the LEP will also unlock five Enterprise Sites in the area. Science Partnership. The LEP has invested £4.5m Growth Deal and EU funding to initiate a pioneering partnership with the University of Hertfordshire to grow the dynamic life sciences sector in Hertfordshire. It will leverage the University’s facilities and expertise to ensure that world-class academic research is brought to market.The LEP Map
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