D2N2 – The UK’s Most Inspirational Postcode Peter Richardson Chairman D2N2 LEP.

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D2N2 – The UK’s Most Inspirational Postcode Peter Richardson Chairman D2N2 LEP

D2N2 – The UK’s Most Inspirational Postcode Our vision is a more prosperous, better connected, and increasingly resilient and competitive economy

Objectives  55,000 new private sector jobs in D2N2 area by 2023  A step change in skills across area  Grow the business base  77,000 new homes  Share the benefits of growth across communities

The Strategic Framework 55,000 PRIVATE SECTOR JOBS IN THE D2N2 AREA BY 2023

LEP funding  Local Growth Fund – mostly via DfT  EU Structural & Investment Funds – £104.4m ERDF & £97.7m ESF – available from Autumn 2014 plus European Agriculture Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD) - allocation is £6,055,134  EZ uplift  Pooling of other funding/assets incl New Homes Bonus to deliver estate  Use of HRA uplift and major sites programme  D2N2 Growth Deal – freedoms and flexibilities

D2N2 Growth Deal  Skills Deal  Leveraging key OEMs and key sectors  Accelerating delivery of stalled development  HS2 at Toton (possibly with EMA)

Skills  Capital Programme Integrated hub in Nottingham HS2 College in Derby Universities in Mansfield and Chesterfield  Skills Deal

Leveraging Innovation and OEMs  Innovation Programme with Universities  EZ incl MediPark  Infinity Park  University Enterprise Zone – Nottingham Innovation Park  Sector Development Plans

Infrastructure – Accelerating Delivery  Greater Nottingham Growth Package: Southern Growth Corridor, Gedling Access Road, Ring Road Major Phase 2, EZ and MediPark Access Package  Derby Area Growth Package: Our City Our River Infinity Park infrastructure A52 eastern corridor major maintenance Swadlincote / Woodville growth area  Mansfield / Ashfield / Newark & Sherwood Area Growth Package: various schemes to unlock housing and employment growth  Chesterfield / NE Derbys Growth Package: various schemes to unlock regen / employment growth

HS2 and Connectivity  East Mids Growth Hub (joint programme with LLEP): focused on corridor between M1J23a at EMA and J25  East Midlands strategic rail connectivity – note: I’m still developing the thinking on this: transforming the rail offer in the D2N2 and LLEP area, better connecting between and within the urban areas and providing the foundation for the HS2 connectivity package  Regional Road/Rail schemes Market Harborough Newark-Lincoln Castle Line A38 and A52 Route strategies

Other Priorities  A D2N2 Growth Hubs – business support  An Access to Finance programme  A Rural Programme  Social Inclusion scheme with Big Lottery  Broadband

Summary  Programmes go live – Jan 2015  Growth Hub October 2014  Infrastructure April 2015  Move from plan making to implementation  Procurement/call for projects – summer 2014

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