(Unless your’e “three homes” Robert Jenrick MP for Newark)
Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government www.gov.uk
This list consists of 45 of the 101 Towns Fund areas who have had their funding confirmed at part of Budget, announced by the Chancellor on Wednesday 3 March 2021. Funding equates to £1.02 billion in total.
[A National Audit Office report released in July revealed 61 of the 101 towns in the original list were chosen by ministers led by Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick – and all but one of these were either Tory-held seats or targets, including his own of Newark. Meg Hillier, chair of the powerful Commons Public Accounts Committee, accused the Government of “cherry-picking” which areas received funds. So the “cherry-picking” has become even more selective. – Owl]
| Town | Offer |
| Bolton | £22.9m |
| Boston | £21.9m |
| Bournemouth | £21.7m |
| Burton-upon-Trent | £22.8m |
| Carlisle | £19.7m |
| Castleford | £23.9m |
| Cheadle | £13.9m |
| Clay Cross | £24.1m |
| Colchester | £18.2m |
| Crawley | £21.1m |
| Goldthorpe | £23.1m |
| Great Yarmouth | £20.1m |
| Grimsby | £20.9m |
| Ipswich | £25m |
| Kidsgrove | £16.9m |
| Leyland | £25m |
| Lincoln | £19m |
| Lowestoft | £24.9m |
| Mablethorpe | £23.9m |
| Mansfield | £12.3m |
| Margate | £22.2m |
| Middlesbrough | £21.9m |
| Milton Keynes | £22.7m |
| Morley | £24.3m |
| Newark | £25m |
| Northampton | £25m |
| Nuneaton | £23.2m |
| Preston | £19.9m |
| Rochdale | £23.6m |
| Rowley Regis | £19m |
| Scarborough | £20.2m |
| Scunthorpe | £20.9m |
| Skegness | £24.5m |
| Smethwick | £23.5m |
| Southport | £37.5m |
| Staveley (Derbyshire) | £25.2m |
| Stevenage | £37.5m |
| Stocksbridge | £24.1m |
| Swindon | £19.5m |
| Thornaby-on-Tees | £23.9m |
| Wakefield | £24.9m |
| West Bromwich | £25m |
| Whitby | £17.1m |
| Wolverhampton | £25m |
| Workington | £23.1m |
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