Decision - Greater Brighton Investment Programme Update

Brighton and Hove Greater Brighton Economic Board Decided 7 Feb 2023 approved GET /api/coverage

Decision maker

Greater Brighton Economic Board

Report author

Andy Hill

Published

25 Jul 2023

Reference

6990

As published

the council's own words, unedited

1) That the Board note the report and the Investment Programme Update at Appendix 1.

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The report updates the Greater Brighton Economic Board on progress across the Greater Brighton Investment Programme during the period 1 October to 31 December 2022. It covers Local Growth Fund projects across the City Region, including transport, housing, regeneration, digital infrastructure, flood defences and cultural facilities.

Recommendation

That the Board note the report and the Greater Brighton Investment Programme Update at Appendix 1.

Financial impact

No direct financial implications associated with this report. The programme includes approximately £90m allocated through Local Growth Fund Growth Deal Rounds 1 and 2, £48.77m allocated through Round 3, approximately £9.9m from unallocated funds, and project-specific funding described in the report.

Ward affected

city-wide

Decision maker

Greater Brighton Economic Board

Date in document

1 Feb 2023

Stakeholders named

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Greater Brighton Economic BoardCoast to Capitallocal councils and public bodies across the Greater Brighton City Regionbusinesses and developers involved in the investment projectsresidents and future users of the housing, transport, employment, cultural and public facilities

Next steps

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The Board is asked to note the report and Investment Programme Update.
Project teams will continue delivering the individual schemes and report future or revised business plans within the project timetables.
A mini-tender for Valley Gardens Phase 3 is expected in January 2023, with the works contract intended to be awarded in April 2023.
Permanent traffic order consultation for Valley Gardens Phase 3 will take place in January 2023, with objections reported to the March 2023 ETS committee meeting.
A tender process for an operator or operators for Marine Workshops will commence alongside a soft launch for Lewes District Council staff in early 2023.

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