First Registered: 18/07/2018 • Last updated on: 10/03/2021
The EU is the largest financial contributor to UK regional development. After Brexit the government will establish a UK Shared Prosperity Fund. The APPG intends to shape thinking and engage in the details of the fund and new system of regional funding and policies after Brexit.
1. Grant Thornton UK LLP - written evidence
20/11/2017 - Inquiry: Brexit and Local Government - Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee
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Found: have marked local impacts. It is vitally important that the differences in exposure at the local authority
2. Industrial Communities Alliance - written evidence
25/06/2019 - Inquiry: Supporting regional investment and growth - Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee
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Found: France or Germany, placing UK businesses and UK regions at a disadvantage The proposed UK Shared Prosperity
3. Cardiff University - written evidence
03/09/2019 - Inquiry: Regional Imbalances in the UK Economy - Treasury Committee
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Found: importance of devolution, especially with regards to post-Brexit policymaking to redress regional imbalances.
4. The UK Shared Prosperity Fund
03/09/2019 - Parliamentary Research
Found: 1.1 Structural funding from the EU 4 Country and regional breakdown 4 What the funding is spent on 5 The
5. Dr Christopher Huggins - written evidence
27/11/2017 - Inquiry: Brexit and Local Government - Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee
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Found: personal capacity, drawing on my research into local government’s role in European Union (EU) politics
1. Wales: Regional Development Funding
07/05/2019 - Westminster Hall
1: considered the future of regional development funding in Wales.It is a pleasure to serve under - Speech Link
2: assurances from the Government that structural funding will come to our region and to our communities - Speech Link
3: structural funding to the shared prosperity fund.EU structural funds are distributed to regions throughout - Speech Link
2. Shared Prosperity Fund
14/05/2019 - Westminster Hall
1: in our country—divisions that were laid bare by Brexit but whose seeds were sown long before. Today is - Speech Link
2: speech.I have seen at first hand what local areas can do when they come together to drive economic - Speech Link
3: which is that decisions that will have an impact on local communities are best made by those communities themselves - Speech Link
3. UK Shared Prosperity Fund
05/09/2019 - Commons Chamber
1: behind its schedule to provide details of post-2020 funding through a UK Shared Prosperity Fund; supports - Speech Link
2: behind its schedule to provide details of post-2020 funding through a UK Shared Prosperity Fund; supports - Speech Link
3: development was funded by the EU. Without that funding, those roads would probably not have been built - Speech Link
4. EU Structural Funds: Least Developed Regions
26/06/2019 - Westminster Hall
1: replacement of EU structural funds for least developed regions.It is a pleasure to see you in the Chair - Speech Link
2: effective redistributive mechanism, taking from richer areas and redistributing to poorer ones. In my area of - Speech Link
5. Wales: European Structural Funds
05/02/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: £169 million of EU structural funding since the original Objective 1 funding became available 20 years ago - Speech Link
Registered Contact:
Stephen Kinnock MP, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 020 7219 8801.
Email: stephen.kinnock.mp@parliament.uk
Public Enquiry Point:
Professor Steve Fothergill, Industrial Communities Alliance, 1 Regent Street, Barnsley S70 2EG. Tel: 01226 200 768
Email: natsec@ccc-alliance.org.uk
Secretariat:
Industrial Communities Alliance acts as the group's secretariat. http://www.industrialcommunitiesalliance.org/
Group's Website:
No direct financial benefits are on record for the Post-Brexit Funding for Nations, Regions and Local Areas APPG