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Nottingham Post
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Oliver Pridmore

The Nottinghamshire areas that have received £57 million in Government funding

Four areas of Nottinghamshire have received a combined total of around £57 million in levelling up funding from the Government after Nottingham missed out on the same amount. Nottingham City Council was the largest Nottinghamshire bid made during the second round of the Government's Levelling Up Fund.

Money in the city would have been spent on the redevelopment of the Broad Marsh and Island Quarter, whilst Bulwell would have received town centre improvements. Nottingham did not get any money from this round, having also failed to secure any following the first funding round.

Newark was the only Nottinghamshire district council successful in getting levelling up funding following the first round, but four areas have been given money this time. Below are the four successful Nottinghamshire areas and the projects that the money allocated for them will be used on.

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