Good Growth Fund supported projects
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The Mayor Sadiq Khan, together with the London Economic Action Partnership (LEAP), have so far awarded more than £75 million to help realise 138 innovative regeneration projects.
These projects will give power to local people, make better places and grow prosperity across our capital.
Good Growth Fund Accelerator
In response to the economic impact of COVID-19 the Mayor of London was allocated £22.1 million from the Government’s Getting Building Fund for a package of projects to boost economic growth, and fuel local recovery and jobs. This followed a submission coordinated by the Greater London Authority (GLA), working with London Councils, and London’s local authorities. You can read more here.
Projects to be delivered by March 2023 include the Good Growth Fund Accelerator.
The Accelerator provides grant funding to London boroughs to support the delivery of nine projects, spanning London.
The projects will be delivered in partnership with local organisations and funding will be used to support recovery, regenerate town centres and improve high streets by enhancing:
- the public realm and creating a diverse range of workspaces
- creative hubs for fashion, art, performance space and production
- small scale manufacturing and market hubs
- sustainable travel solutions by improving walking and cycling facilities.
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Project |
Description |
Funding allocated |
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Erith Regeneration Programme Phase II |
This investment will bring forward two projects which will enhance key areas of public realm and have a positive effect on the perceptions of Erith, and on footfall in the town centre. This in turn will benefit local businesses. Pier Road - Improve the tired and cluttered Pier Road public realm to create an attractive, active, pedestrian and cyclist-friendly high street encouraging people to spend more time in the town centre. |
£900,000 |
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Catford Youth Training Hub and Holbeach Road public realm improvements |
This will be the first project delivered in the Catford Town Centre masterplan area, serving the local population of Lewisham between Downham/ Bellingham and Lewisham. Youth Employment and Training Hub - Refurbishment and conversion of a council-owned building to provide non-statutory jobs and skills hub with a multi-agency approach via the Lewisham Deal Partnership encompassing Lewisham Homes, Phoenix Community Housing Association, Lewisham College, Lewisham hospital and London University, plus provision from specialist youth support groups. |
£989,000 |
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Reimagining Kingston Town Centre |
To reuse part of a major retail site as a catalyst for a range of projects to increase commercial and social value and set the tone for further development that complements the core retail offer of the town centre. The Undercroft (Factory of Futures) - Will transform an empty undercroft into a space for creatives and new creative enterprises. This activity is designed to align with a number of local organisations including Kingston University, Kingston College and Creative Youth to deliver inclusive and diverse programming and engage young people as core beneficiaries. |
£900,000 |
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North End Road |
A multi-faceted place-based project focused on improving the high street and market along North End Road. Public realm - Deliver additional public realm improvements around the proposed building at Zero Coomer Place and will support the closure of North End Road to through traffic during market trading hours, creating a step-change enhancement to the pedestrian experience. |
£1,000,000 |
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Queen's Crescent - The Heart of Gospel Oak |
To deliver considerable enhancements to the existing Good Growth Fund scheme of public realm improvements. Queen's Crescent - Implement ambitious changes to the highway to create a pedestrian/cyclist zone as well as considerably more public realm within a key neighbourhood centre. Funding will deliver an integrated, phased masterplan for the street, implement street activation projects including planting and seating as well as create additional activation and engagement activities. The council will support traders on the street to become resilient to future challenges and secure opportunities around changing consumer patterns as a result of the pandemic. |
£813,000 |
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Chapel Market |
To improve operation and business development in Chapel Market in response to the Covid-19 Pandemic and support the needs of a diverse local community Public realm - Introducing new spaces to dwell and enjoy the market; improving accessibility for pedestrians; improving the air quality in the area by reducing traffic locally; accommodating social distancing requirements; attracting a diverse range of existing and new shoppers; and improving the provision of services to traders including electricity points, hot water and secure storage. |
£998,000 |
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The Spark, Ilford |
The project in Ilford town centre complements the Good Growth funded refurbishment of the listed town hall as artist workspace; conversion of a car park into a covered market; the refurbishment of a warehouse; and fit-out of a space within a Salvation Army scheme. Janice Mews / Hydrophonic High Street - The additional investment will bring a vacant unit back into economic use creating workspace and jobs as providing a platform to raise the profile of urban growing and deliver an educational event. |
£500,000 |
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Green Street and Queen's Market |
The investment will deliver a strategic town centre project that will bring in new programmes and activities needed in the town centre as identified by the local community. This will be delivered alongside the agreed Good Growth Fund project. High Street Recovery - To bolster and expand a series of high street public realm improvements to attract more residents and shoppers to Green Street. This investment will support the social distancing measures the council has already put in place to widen footways along the high street. |
£1200,000 |
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Connecting Wood Green |
Build on and connect into the existing Good Growth Fund projects for Wood Green, to help improve the footfall to the town centre and support economic recovery by strengthing connectivity and wayfinding. The proposals also build on the forthcoming Haringey Walking and Cycling Action Plan, Haringey's Good Economy Recovery Plan and Re-opening the High Street s project. Mayes Road (Phase 2) - Public realm improvements including SUDS, footway widening and green infrastructure. |
£800,000 |
Round 3 supported projects
The Mayor has announced a final £23.7 million to support more than 40 forward-thinking regeneration projects across the capital.
This funding round will create or safeguard more than 2,000 jobs, support almost 5,000 business, help 1,500 people progress into work, bring 150 empty units back into use in local high streets and create more than 12,000 volunteering opportunities.
Several projects will receive £2.3 million to deliver improvements in air quality, through innovative projects to reduce the reliance on diesel generators for Londoners living on the canal network.
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Project and applicant |
Description |
Funding allocated |
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Adaptive Wood Green, London Borough of Haringey |
A strategic area-based regeneration project that includes co-designed youth and social inclusion projects and the creation of safe routes to schools in Wood Green and Noel Park to improve street greening, air quality and promote active travel. The project also includes an innovative approach to address issues facing the local high street using a town centre re-positioning strategy and a pilot project to convert an existing retail unit into a piece of civic infrastructure. |
£972,500 |
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Fore Street, Angel Edmonton, London Borough of Enfield |
A high street focused local regeneration project based in Angel Edmonton comprising an ‘urban room’ for community engagement, the creation of low-cost office and retail space in disused garages and a laundry yard, and public realm improvements at targeted spots along Fore Street. The project also includes a programme of business support, the creation of employment and skills opportunities and the development of a strategic area plan. |
£1,100,000 |
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Green Street and Queens Market, London Borough of Newham |
A strategic town centre project that includes improving Green Street high street and intensifies Queen's Market by bringing in new programmes and activities needed in the town centre as identified by the local community. |
£2,000,000 |
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Market Garden City, London Borough of Waltham Forest and London Borough of Haringey |
To create two growing hubs in LB Waltham Forest and LB Haringey for community food education and distribution, creating opportunities for skills, employment and connection with nature for local people. The project will directly engage diverse local groups through skills, training, engagement and volunteer programmes, and is taking an innovative design approach that champions low carbon technologies and circular economy design principles |
£1,195,700 |
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Reimagining Rich Mix, Rich Mix Cultural Foundation |
An expansion of Rich Mix to introduce a new open ground floor, expanded Stage area, a new frontage onto Redchurch Street and enhanced frontage onto Bethnal Green Road, increasing free or low-cost performance and exhibition space and learning space for the benefit of BAME local, and other diverse artists, residents and school children. |
£550,000 |
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Securing the future of The Yard Theatre and Hub67, The Yard Theatre |
New build community focused theatre and community hub, to secure the long-term home of a nationally significant cultural organisation. The project includes new programmes to increase the rate of participation amongst a diverse community into opportunities provided through the creative industries. Combining The Yard and Hub67 into one place help to create social inclusive space in Hackney. |
£1,140,000 |
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Music and Dance Urban Developments |
A new home for Urban Development and East London Dance within the Sugar House Island development will provide affordable workspace, dance facilities, recording studios and teaching space; aiming to address the needs of young people from east London helping them to access opportunities in the creative industries. |
£350,000 |
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Harrow Road Place Plan, Westminster City Council |
Harrow Road Place Plan is a place-based strategy and delivery plan aimed at supporting one of London’s most deprived communities, with the development of key capital projects along the high street, including the Maida Hill Market support. |
£900,000 |
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North End Road - A Community Led Re-Design, London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham |
A multi-faceted place-based project focused on improving the high street and market along North End Road. |
£1,000,000 |
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Open Havelock, Catalyst Housing Ltd |
To deliver a new canoe club, multi-use sports facility, and workspace, alongside a new play space within the Havelock Estate utilising a series of undercroft spaces that are currently fenced off. The project will also improve the public realm to the Estate's edge with the Grand Union Canal and deliver an innovative evaluation programme to monitor the long-term impact. |
£517,587 |
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Westway Community Street, Westway Trust |
The 'Community Street' is a ten-year vision providing physical improvements and renewal as well as better economic opportunities for people in North Kensington. It aims to bring together what is currently a series of disjointed spaces, to create a more cohesive place to better support the community. This project builds on the findings of the previous co-design urban strategy and delivery plan for the 23 hectares underneath the Westway. |
£1,346,000 |
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Centre of Memory and Learning: 28 Penton Street, The Liliesleaf Trust UK |
To create the first space to engage users in the UK’s role in the international Anti-Apartheid Movement (AAM). Redeveloping 28 Penton Street, the former London HQ of the African National Congress (ANC), the project will inspire Londoners through a programme of education and engagement drawing from the legacy of one of the most powerful social histories of the 20th Century. |
£1,000,000 |
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Ludham Undercroft, London School of Mosaic |
To address the lack of affordable artist workspace in Camden by creating private and rented studios and flexible membership options for local artists. Camden is supportive. |
£766,000 |
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Securing a future home, King's Head Theatre |
After 49 years, the King’s Head Theatre, one of London’s longest running and best loved LGBTQ+ venues, is moving and evolving into the home of young creative theatre companies, with a purpose-built new theatre, a main auditorium, a studio theatre and cafe/bar providing a creative hub with a dedicated training programme. It will also provide training and mentoring for the next generation of small creative businesses. |
£800,000 |
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West London Disability Hub, Action on Disability |
To create a new community and service centre for disabled Londoners. The centre will provide benefits advice, employability training, employer training as well as independent living courses. The works will fit out a ground floor unit within a new-build development, as well as create a new community garden space at the back of the community centre. |
£153,670 |
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Connecting Camberwell, Southwark Council |
To improve and unlock key areas of public realm that are most used by vulnerable people and local businesses as well as provide improvements to the high street including shop front improvements, meanwhile activation, business support and public art. The project is underpinned by the new Area Plan and engagement with a focus on local young people. |
£1,499,000 |
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Connecting Kenley, Croydon Council |
Based on in-depth local engagement, the project will provide a coordinated package of public realm, community space, sustainable transport and business support measures to bring together different parts of the community and provide civic infrastructure to enable good growth. The development of the Community Plan has already galvanised local stakeholders and established a community steering group. |
£878,776 |
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Old Vic Annex: A New Civic Cultural and Social Hub, The Old Vic Theatre Trust |
The project will deliver a new five-storey education, community and artist development space to form a social hub housing at Clore Learning Centre, a flexible studio space and a café-workspace with a play library for young and local people. |
£500,000 |
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Raise the Barn, Brockwell Park Community Greenhouses |
To create a flexible, multi-functional space with a teaching kitchen, classroom and outdoor learning yard at Brockwell Park Community Greenhouses. |
£160,000 |
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Sutton Works, London Borough of Sutton - Opportunity Sutton |
As part of a strategic plan to diversify Sutton Town Centre, the council has purchased the former BHS building on the high street to create a new multi-use workspace and community facility called ‘Sutton Works’. The project will provide affordable and flexible workspace, a publicly accessible roof garden and a programme of free community events. Sutton Works is part of the council’s plan to develop a life science cluster in the Borough and will provide a high street venue to showcase the opportunity. |
£1,300,000 |
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The Charlton Workstack, The Greenwich Enterprise Board |
The Charlton Workstack project is an innovative new approach to industrial intensification. It is a new building providing 14 new stacked industrial workspaces in Charlton Riverside. Delivered by the Greenwich Enterprise Board, the spaces will provide much needed high-quality industrial workspace in an area undergoing significant regeneration. |
£700,000 |
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Thomas' Lane Yard, London Borough of Lewisham |
Thomas’ Lane Yard is the first phase of Catford’s regeneration plan and will set the tone for good growth to come. The project includes the restoration of an important local asset, the Catford Constitutional Club, as a cultural and community venue with a reinstated pub. The Georgian extension facing the yard will be refurbished and fitted out as a test kitchen and events space. Thomas’ Lane Yard itself will be the site of new affordable workspace for SMEs and micro-businesses with an inviting public realm. |
£1,650,000 |
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Fleet electrification infrastructure development, Islington Council |
To electrify Islington's refuge collection fleet through the provision of up to 150 smart chargers at the Waste and Recycling Centre. This will help minimise the grid connection requirement, while also providing a charging provision for the entire EV-ready council fleet. To allow this, power capacity must be upgraded to 2600kVA, made possible through a back-office management system. |
£1,485,000 |
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London Low Emission Waterways, London Borough of Camden |
To reduce pollution on waterways in Camden by targeting canal users who rely on diesel power to generate electricity at mooring spots. This will pilot the installation of electric chargers for boats at 6 locations, allowing users to receive power from the Grid. |
£65,500 |
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South Central Hackney Air Quality/ London Borough of Hackney |
A series of improvements to Broadway Market and surrounding areas, with an ultimate vision of reducing vehicular through-traffic and increasing cycling. This will consist of a bus gate, removal and re-allocation of parking area to public realm, clean air route and a wider package of interventions to compliment an expanded Zero Emissions Network. |
£346,000 |
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The Grid Project, Film London |
To install mains electrical supply cabinets at 3 film unit bases at three parks across London, to stop the usage of diesel generators. This will be available primarily for TV/Film use, but will also meet power requirements for cultural, sports and music events. Usage will be enforced as a mandatory requirement by Local Authorities and Royal Parks. The scheme will pilot at Victoria Park. |
£402,282 |
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Project |
Funding allocated |
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A Theatre For All |
£50,000 |
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Centre for Artisan Accessory and Leather Makers |
£50,000 |
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Circular Economy Department Store |
£50,000 |
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Finchley Square |
£50,000 |
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Petticoat Lane Market |
£30,000 |
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Bridging Gaps: Lower Marsh and Waterloo Station |
£30,000 |
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Camden Community Markets |
£50,000 |
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Doddington Growing |
£30,000 |
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East End Women's Museum |
£50,000 |
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Pollards Hill |
£50,000 |
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Goldsmiths - Deptford Town Hall |
£50,000 |
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Peckham Coal Line (Queens Road Peckham) |
£50,000 |
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Community Brain Tolworth |
£50,000 |
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Hackney Central Town Centre |
£50,000 |
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Highams Park and Chingford – Creating a child friendly district |
£50,000 |
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Stratford |
£150,000 |
Funding awards
Round 2 supported projects
The Mayor has awarded more than £30 million to projects which will boost local economies, improve the environment and bring people together in some of London’s most deprived communities.
From a total of 161 initial applications for £125 million, 33 projects from across the city will support Londoners in areas with high levels of unemployment, youth violence and poor mental health, by supporting the creation of new jobs, investing in community assets and driving sustainable economic growth.
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Description |
Funding allocated |
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A new parent-led childcare enterprise for local parents in Deptford, Lewisham, New Economics Foundation |
To deliver genuinely affordable workspace to address local childcare needs. |
£81,400 |
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Affordable Artist Studios at St Bernard's Chapel, Catalyst Housing Limited, Ealing |
To transform St Bernard’s Chapel to accommodate creative workspace and studios. |
£533,713 |
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Community-Led Regeneration: The Blue Market, |
Turn Bermondsey’s historic town centre and street market into a thriving area, building on The Blue’s identity as the ‘Larder of London’. |
£2,312,500 |
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Boston Manor, Community and Creative Catalyst, |
Deliver affordable creative makerspaces and a marketplace as part of an ambitious restoration of Boston Manor House and Park |
£490,000 |
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Bridging Neighbourhoods - Growing Talent, English National Ballet, Tower Hamlets |
Deliver a multi-disciplinary creative hub on the Lea River Estuary promoting community programming and skills development. |
£1,000,000 |
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Centre 404 Build Our Future, |
Provide space for much-needed additional support and services for people with learning disabilities and carers from the LGBTQ+ community. |
£640,000 |
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Church Street Triangle, |
A range of high street improvements which set the tone for the delivery of the Church Street Regeneration programme. |
£977,000 |
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Enhancing Toynbee Hall's Spaces, |
Bolster wellbeing spaces for valuable support services for the local community.
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£340,000 |
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Enterprising Tottenham High Road, |
Transform Tottenham High Road into a centre for local enterprise.
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£2,000,000 |
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Erith Regeneration Programme Phase ll, |
Investment into Phase II of the regeneration of Erith Town Centre which will provide a range of improvements, from business support to public realm interventions. |
£1,600,000 |
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Expanding Kensal's Creative Economy, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea |
To support the Kensal Canalside Opportunity Area development and its local economy. |
£1,000,000 |
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FUTURE POLKA, |
To create new and refurbished performance, rehearsal, learning and play spaces at The Polka Children’s Theatre.
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£1,200,000 |
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Grahame Park Life - 'Bringing the Old Library Back to Life', |
The “Old Library” will be transformed into a dynamic multi-use enterprise, skills and community hub in the heart of Grahame Park, Colindale.
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£200,400 |
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Grand Union Canal Activation, |
A range of interventions to promote better use of the Grant Union Canal.
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£1,200,000 |
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Harrow Arts Centre, |
To improve the civic and cultural infrastructure on the Harrow Arts Centre.
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£760,000 |
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Holloway Road – NYT, |
To transform NYT’s Holloway Road building into a thriving cultural hub for young people.
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£2,000,000 |
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Improving Public Assets in Islington, London Borough of Islington |
A range of investments across Caledonian Road to better understand how the local community can benefit from the economy. |
£350,000 |
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Intensifying Barking's Industry, |
To showcase how a 1.8-acre under-utilised site in a Strategic Industrial Location (SIL) can be transformed into a model of how industrial land can be used.
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£1,000,000 |
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Kingsley Hall - at the heart of community life, Livability, Barking and Dagenham |
To transform the Kingsley Hall Church and Community Centre (KHCCC) into a central space for skills training and lifestyle activities.
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£1,500,000 |
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New Creative and Future Galleries (NCFG), British Academy of Film and Television (BAFTA), City of Westminster |
To deliver a multipurpose creative space and gallery which will support underrepresented groups through Learning and New Talent outreach programmes. |
£418,500 |
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Opening up 46-50 Copperfield, |
Deliver refurbishments to support the sustainable operations of a historic canal-side museum and learning environment. |
£300,000 |
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Project Beanstalk, Pursuing Independent Paths (PiP), City of Westminster |
Open a new delivery centre offering independent living and vocational skills training to adults with learning disabilities.
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£256,224 |
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Rainham SIL - Access and Innovation, London Borough of Havering |
To provide an Innovation Hub which will boost productivity and skills in Havering and across East London. |
£1,631,940 |
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Reigniting the Festival Church, St. John's Waterloo, Lambeth |
Deliver a state-of-the-art venue for training and technological education, economic development and arts and community events.
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£760,000 |
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Re-Imagining the Everyday Spaces in South Norwood, London Borough of Croydon |
To breathe life into South Norwood High Street through a range of high street improvements. |
£1,161,426 |
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Ridley Road - Dalston Town Centre, |
To produce a regeneration strategy and delivery plan for Dalston town centre to ensure a clear vision is set for its future success. |
£770,000 |
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Securing Southwark Playhouse's Future, |
To fit out a purpose-built theatre at the Elephant and Castle into a new home for Southwark Playhouse Theatre. |
£750,000 |
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Securing the future of the Yard Theatre and Hub67 in Hackney Wick, The Yard Theatre Limited, Tower Hamlets |
Secure a long-term future for The Yard Theatre and Community Centre in Hackney Wick. |
£900,000 |
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Studio 3 Arts - Changing the Boundary, Studio 3 Arts Ltd, Barking and Dagenham |
To transform Studio 3 Arts' venue in Gascoigne Estate into a world-class cultural venue.
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£500,000 |
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The Africa Centre Capital Project, |
To redevelop a disused office building in Southwark to house the 21st century Africa Centre.
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£1,600,000 |
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The Bricklayers Arms Oasis, |
To transform an underused and gated podium space into an urban oasis for the wider community to use. |
£199,270 |
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The Gramophone, |
To transform the Gramophone into an exciting new cultural and creative hub. |
£1,200,000 |
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Wandsworth Community Food Bus, |
To refurbish a bus that provides access to low cost healthy fresh food in areas of high depravation in Wandsworth. |
£120,950 |
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Regenerating Brixton’s Rec Quarter London Borough of Lambeth |
To deliver improvements to the public realm adjacent to the Rec to allow the street market to have a better environment, and to convert an unused storage space into STEM-focussed workspace | £2,170,000 |
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Goldsmiths Enterprise Hub London Borough of Lewisham |
Transforming a parade of shops on New Cross Road into a new enterprise space offering a range of practical support to freelancers, small local businesses and social enterprises. The Hub will connect great ideas from local entrepreneurs, small businesses, students and alumni with Goldsmiths research expertise, while also providing space for creative collaboration. | £1,000,000 |
Round 1 supported projects
From over 200 initial bids for funding, 27 successful projects will receive a share of £24 million investment. Funded projects will help to boost local economies, bring people together and enhance the culture on offer.
In addition, a further 27 projects will receive a share of £1.6 million Development Funding to help scope and define projects further.
The fund is supporting a range of place-based, community, cultural and green infrastructure projects.
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Project/applicant |
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Funding allocated |
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Connecting Wood Green, London Borough of Haringey |
Funding will focus on a range of interventions, including affordable workspace, creating civic infrastructure, supporting SMEs and creating public realm improvements. |
£900,000 |
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SHEDx, Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames |
Aiming to change local and wider perceptions of Tolworth, Shed X intends to encourage communities to become engaged in reimagining space through small scale interventions and opportunities to develop a sense of local pride. |
£385,239 |
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Lower Lea Threads, The East London Fashion Cluster partnership, London Borough of Tower Hamlets |
Delivering a wider Action Plan to spearhead innovation and inclusive growth of the fashion sector in East London, Lower Lea Threads aims to address structural and socio-economic challenges faced by local communities. |
£1,993,792 |
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Inclusive Growth in Finsbury Park, |
By providing affordable studio and workspace for community groups disadvantaged residents in Finsbury Park will be supported to set-up and grow their own businesses, and receive business support and training. |
£1,030,000 |
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Bedford House Community Centre - A Vital Community Development, |
Creating a sustainable and accessible community hub in the Holborn Community Association's 60-year-old community centre will enable a 50 per cent increase in service provision to the Holborn community and the provision of affordable workspace. |
£600,000 |
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Southbank Undercroft Transformation, |
Delivering a dedicated HQ for The Southbank Centre’s new education programme, alongside an expanded and improved skate space, the undercroft project will permanently create inclusive and free-to-use community facilities for many young Londoners. |
£700,000 |
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Everyone Everyday, |
This participatory programme in Barking & Dagenham will be supported through the development of a warehouse which will provide a range of facilities for local users, including a metal and wood workshop, industrial kitchen facilities, fabric workspace and teaching space. |
£850,000 |
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UK’s first national talent house for urban culture, |
A new home for Urban Development and East London Dance within the Sugar House Island development will provide affordable workspace, dance facilities, recording studios and teaching space; aiming to address the needs of young people from east London helping them to access opportunities in the creative industries. |
£1,000,000 |
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Waterloo Works, |
Creating a new Creative Digital Industry (CDI) workspace and community enterprise and skills hub, Waterloo Works will unlock a valuable public land asset within highly accessible location and bring organisations together in partnership to address the economic and equality challenges faced by local residents and SMEs in this central London location. |
£90,000 |
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Livesey Exchange, |
By bringing together and supporting local people into sustainable employment, Livesey Exchange aims to build a space along the Old Kent Road for the many local young people who have been calling for spaces that they can use to develop and grow. |
£267,300 |
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Battersea Arts Centre Community Garden, |
Investment in Battersea Arts Centre will help provide an edible, sustainable community garden with artistic interpretation on a newly reopened and greened Town Hall Road in Lavender Hill, Clapham. |
£150,000 |
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Thamesmead Community, Enterprise & Learning Hub, Peabody Trust, Royal Borough of Greenwich |
By taking a co-design approach to reactivate a derelict social club and a set of under-road arches, Thamesmead Community Enterprise & Learning Hub will provide flexible civic spaces, affordable enterprise space and skills and training for local communities. |
£1,150,000 |
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Estate of Play Community Relaunch+B14, |
The refurbishment and expansion of Kensal House Estate’s community rooms will meet the ambition of expanding high quality, cultural, youth and intergenerational community led activities which empower the local neighbourhood. |
£899,700 |
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Mountview: A new public cultural hub for south London, Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, London Borough of Southwark |
A world-leading drama school and public provider of high quality arts, education, skills-building and wellbeing activities, Mountview will soon have a new mixed-use cultural space in Peckham, providing an extensive offering to south London. |
£843,543 |
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Scrubs Lane, |
A range of activation projects along Scrubs Lane and at Willesden Junction will improve public realm, wayfinding and legibility, promoting local businesses and creativity, improving bio-diversity and amplifying local heritage. |
£750,004 |
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Somerset House, Somerset House Trust, City of Westminster |
For the provision of affordable space, bursaries for targeted groups, and opportunity to connect creative communities with digital expertise. It will target micro-creative businesses, recent graduates developing ideas for new creative-led business and social enterprises. |
£501,000 |
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Plumstead High Street, |
Project which will strengthen Plumstead High Street through shop front and public realm improvements, the development of site briefs and the provision of new affordable workspace in an historic power station building. |
£2,510,000 |
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198 CAL, Herne Hill, 198 Contemporary Arts and Learning, London Borough of Lambeth |
The redevelopment of the 198 Contemporary Arts and Learning centre in Herne Hill will increase and improve space for the creation of visual arts, industry skills training and provide a new community resource. |
£475,000 |
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Mission Kitchen at the Food Exchange, |
New open workspace, offering affordable kitchen space to food start-ups and SMEs and professional training to Londoners from all walks of life, will transform New Covent Garden Market into a hub for food enterprise and make it a public destination. |
£2,957,505 |
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The Spark, |
Investment in interlinked projects in Redbridge town centre will include the refurbishment of the listed town hall as artist workspace; conversion of a car park into a covered market; the refurbishment of a warehouse; and fit out of a space within a Salvation Army scheme. |
£1,800,000 |
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Fashion Enter Tailoring Academy, |
London Borough of Haringey, in partnership with Fashion Enter, will establish a Tailoring Academy for London to provide essential skills related to the fashion industry, which are currently in short supply. |
£430,000 |
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The Friendship Garden and Pavilion at Lea Bridge Library – Spaces for Everyone, |
The construction of a conservatory café and exhibition area, a children’s play area and a series of flexible indoor and outdoor spaces which can be adapted for a range of community activities will transform the Grade II-listed library. |
£410,300 |
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VIY, |
Working with 35 grassroots community arts, cultural and music spaces which are within areas of deprivation, VIY will support community volunteers and skilled tradesmen to carry out improvement works. |
£200,000 |
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Affordable Workspace for Creative Industries in Hackney, London Borough of Hackney |
Two workspace projects in Hackney will implement innovative delivery and management models and use public sector assets to secure affordable space for artists and those working in creative industries. |
£450,000 |
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Lyon Road Pop Up Restaurant Square, London Borough of Harrow |
The transformation of an existing public car park in Harrow town centre into a multi-function public space- improving the general environment for pedestrians and providing the opportunity for markets and particularly food markets. |
£485,000 |
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Nourish Food and Community Hub, |
A holistic programme of growing and greening, providing business improvements and an affordable workspace across two estates in Hammersmith & Fulham, Nourish will create a community food hub and a facility to provide nutritional education. |
£1,100,000 |
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Queen's Crescent: The Heart of Gospel Oak, |
A range of high street improvement works in Camden will help better serve the Gospel Oak community through public realm improvements. These will support existing shops and markets, and provide green infrastructure. |
£1,100,000 |
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Transform + Perform T.A.P. Enfield Enterprise Agency London Borough of Enfield |
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Greater London Mutual London Borough of Hackney |
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Revitalising Rich Mix Rich Mix Cultural Foundation London Borough of Hackney |
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Masterplan Feasibility Study for Stratford Town Centre Theatre Royal Stratford East London Borough of Newham |
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Centre of Media and Digital Arts, East India Dock, Lower Lea Valley The Trampery, London Borough of Hackney |
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Kingsley Hall Church and Community Centre (KHCCC) – Livability, London Borough of Barking & Dagenham |
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Walthamstow’s EMD Granada: A World Class Cultural Venue for London London Borough of Waltham Forest |
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Adiaha Antigha Civic Innovation Centre The Social Innovation Partnership London Borough of Hackney |
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Fellows Court Studios The Premises Music Education Programme London Borough of Hackney |
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Arts and Skills @Havelock, Southall London Borough of Ealing |
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Ruislip Town Centre, Ruislip London Borough of Hillingdon |
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Harlesden Hub London Borough of Brent |
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Grand Union Canal and Open Spaces OPDC London Borough of Brent |
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Sutton for Science London Borough of Sutton |
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Re-imagining South Norwood London Borough of Croydon |
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Grove Park Grove Park Neighbourhood Forum |
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Crossing the Line Better Bankside |
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Charlton Riverside - A Working Neighbourhood Royal Borough of Greenwich |
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Re-imagining Kingston Town Centre Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames |
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Portobello Scheme Westway Trust London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea |
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Change Please Training Academy and Retail Expansion Change Please CIC |
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Camberwell London Borough of Southwark |
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Royal Docks Social Enterprise Zone London Borough of Newham |
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Chestnut Enterprise Centre London Borough of Waltham Forest |
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Fashion Hub at Meridian Works London Borough of Enfield |
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Camden Innovation District Camden Town Unlimited, London Borough of Camden |
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Future Harlesden London Borough of Brent |
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