The North West is the biggest beneficiary of the second round of Levelling Up funding, with £354m of the £2.1bn government pot being pledged to the area.
However, the North East has got the lowest share in England, receiving £108.5m. The second lowest is Yorkshire and the Humber (£120.6m). Meanwhile, the South East will benefit to the sum of £210.5m - with London set to receive £151.3m.
One of just six projects to get funding in Yorkshire is in Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's constituency of Richmond - which has been awarded more than £19 million for the regeneration of Catterick Garrison town centre - including new routes for walking and cycling, a new town square, and a new community facility that will host new businesses, as well as a community kitchen.
