UK Government unveiled its Shared Prosperity Fund this week with immediate claims it fails to match the money Wales would have received from the EU.
Communities in Wales will get £585 million of funding over the next three years in a move UK Government says will support 'levelling-up'. Of that £101m is already allocated for an adult numeracy programme, Multiply, which will support people with no or low-level maths skills get back into work.
But Welsh Government say Westminster has failed to keep a promise to match EU funds of £375m a year - with Wales left £1bn short over a five year cycle.
