The government has handed out its final tranche of levelling up funding to 55 projects to transform high streets and improve transport links.

From the £1bn pot, £825m will help to kick-start regeneration in town centres with a further £150m allocated to develop better transport links.

These include breathing new life into treasured heritage and culture buildings in three former mining communities in Doncaster and essential funding needed to transform Blackpool town centre’s transport network.

Full List of Successful Projects

Council
Bid Name
Value (£)

Birmingham
National Centre for Decarbonisation of Heat
£20m

Blackpool
Blackpool Town Centre Access Scheme – transport
£15m

Bolton
Bolton Town Centre North Regeneration Project
£20m

Bradford
Enhancing Keighley engineering, manufacturing
£20m

Carmarthenshire
Regenerating Llanelli
£15.5m

Cheltenham
National Cyber Innovation Centre
£20m

Chorley
Town Centre Improvements and Civic Square Development
£20m

Croydon
Reconnected Croydon
£18.5m

Denbighshire
Denbighshire Deprivation through Pride of Place & Natural Environment
£20m

Doncaster
Levelling Up Doncaster North
£18m

Dudley
Levelling Up Halesowen
£20m

Dudley
Brierley Hill Education Quarter
£20m

Dumfries and Galloway
Dumfries and Galloway Transport Bid
£14m

Dumfries & Galloway
Three Rivers Active Tourism Project
£23

Enfield
Levelling Up Angel Edmonton
£12

Glasgow City
Drumchapel Town Centre Regeneration
£15

Gloucester
Greyfriars Quarter Regeneration
£11m

Gosport
Reconnecting Historic Gosport Waterfront
£18m

Gravesham
St George’s Square
£20m

Isle Of Wight
Island Green Link
£14m

Kirklees
Huddersfield Open Market Regeneration Project
£17m

Kirklees
Penistone Line Rail Upgrade
£48m

Leeds
Heart of Holbeck
£16m

Leicester
Connecting St Margaret’s
£12m

Manchester
Regenerating Wythenshawe Town Centre
£20m

Moray
Elgin City Centre Masterplan: Levelling Up Moray
£18m

Neath Port Talbot
Newbridge Active Travel Link and Dock Access
£12m

Neath Port Talbot
Port Talbot Town Centre Regeneration
£15m

Newark And Sherwood
Shaping Sherwood Revival
£20m

Newcastle Upon Tyne
River Tyne Regeneration Infrastructure
£19m

North Ayrshire* (with South Ayrshire)
Commercial and Low Carbon Infrastructure
£37m

North Lincolnshire
Scunthorpe Town Centre Vibrancy
£16m

Norwich
Mile Cross Health, Wellbeing and Economic Activity
£7.5m

Nottingham
Bulwell Town Centre Regeneration
£20m

Pembrokeshire
Westgate to Eastgate: Levelling Up Pembroke Town
£10.5m

Plymouth
Plymouth and South Devon Freeport
£20m

Powys
Powys – transport investment
£18m

Sandwell
Grove Lane
£18m

Sheffield
Parkwood Springs
£19m

Somerset**
A Vision for Tonedale 2022
£20m

South Derbyshire
Swadlincote Town Centre
£1m

South Lanarkshire
National Business District: Shawfield – Remediation and Development
£15m

South Tyneside
South Shields Riverside Transformation
£20m

Stafford
Stafford Station Gateway
£20m

Stockton-on-Tees
Stockton North – Billingham Town Centre
£20m

Tameside
Destination Denton
£17m

Test Valley
Andover Revealed
£18m

Torbay
Brixham Fish and Hi Tech Chips
£20m

Vale Of Glamorgan
Barry Making Waves – Y Barri Creu Tonnau
£20m

Wakefield
The Ridings Wakefield
£15m

Watford
Create Watford
£16m

Westmorland and Furness
Heart of Kendal
£13.5m

Wigan
Leigh Town Centre
£11m

Wirral
Renewal of Liscard Town Centre
£11m

Wolverhampton
Green Innovation Corridor
£20m

Funding is spread across all corners of the country, with the North West receiving £128m, the North East £59m, Yorkshire and the Humber £169m and the Midlands £171m in total.

Since 2021, the two previous tranches of Levelling Up Fund has now released £3.8bn to 216 projects.