By transforming 6.9m sqft of commercial development within the Royal Docks, LEAP is realising a gross development value of £5.2bn. This includes an investment of £380m of LEAP funds in strategic infrastructure and connectivity, supporting a diverse and competitive economy.

The LEP has invested over £1.7m of LGF money into a smart city communications and data platform to boost economic development. It will support the growing Internet of Things market for transportation, environmental monitoring, waste management, and improve the lives of those with mobility challenges.

The LEP worked to secure commitment from over 150 schools, colleges and organisations to deliver a new LEP-led careers education strategy. This has achieved regional impact, improved outcomes for young people, and gained national recognition from careers policy makers

The LEP worked with business and local authority partners to establish a single economic strategy, underpinned by a £1bn growth programme, which will deliver over 10,000 new jobs by 2020.

The LEP connects employers, education and government to promote investment, identifying unique opportunities for innovative partnership working. Evidence driven and publicly accountable - over the past 10 years the LEP has secured £1.5 billion investment and 20,000 jobs across the region.

The LEP helped to secure a nationally-significant growth deal for Oxfordshire through £215m worth of Government funding. The deal supports the delivery of around 100,000 new homes between 2011 and 2031, and commits ongoing Government support to strengthen Oxfordshire’s productive knowledge-intensive economy.

The LEP seeks to drive economic growth and act as the voice of the local business community, ensuring that the economic interests of the area are properly represented. Its £307 million growth plan is progressing at pace and the LEP is driving some crucial national agendas from food and water to skills and net zero, as well as being recognised by Government as offering some unique opportunities for national pilot programmes.

Buckinghamshire Local Enterprise Partnership is a business-led ‘partnership of equals’ between local government and the private sector, building the conditions for sustainable economic growth in Buckinghamshire. Productivity levels in Buckinghamshire are amongst the highest in the country, we react to new ideas and opportunities to support and grow our business community.

The LEP plays a crucial role in helping to support economic recovery and new business realities. As a region which has always made a significant net contribution to national prosperity, Coast to Capital has a lot to offer, concentrating on the most important opportunities to sustainably grow the business base, attract investment, and generate jobs.

The LEP's mission is to drive the economic growth of the Greater Birmingham and Solihull area, creating jobs and increasing the quality of life for all residents. As a collaborative partnership spanning nine local authorities, the LEP works for the benefit of everyone who lives and works in the region.  This collaboration and business focused approach enables the LEP to target interventions for maximum benefit to the local economy.

The Business Board of the Combined Authority works with businesses, education, and local authority partners to drive economic growth, secure inward investment and protect and create jobs across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

The LEP is supporting the UK’s first dedicated Centre for Cancer Immunology. The £25m worldleading facility will drive innovation in immunology research, strengthen the life science cluster and secure Solent as a global centre of excellence for new therapies that will cure cancer.

The LEP has invested £4.5m Growth Deal and EU funding to initiate a pioneering partnership with the University of Hertfordshire to grow the dynamic life sciences sector in Hertfordshire. It will leverage the University’s facilities and expertise to ensure that world-class academic research is brought to market.

The Authority has supported over 800 companies, which have invested more than £200m in the area creating over 5,000 jobs. The President of the CBI described it as “a fantastic example of public-private partnership - the strongest and most ambitious in the country.”

The LEP is the first in the country to achieve Licensed Awarding Body status for the Quality in Careers Standard. One of 12 holders nationally, the licence gives 21 local providers national validation, with a further 43 working towards validation

The LEP helped drive two visionary skills projects for the region. The National College for High Speed Rail is training highly skilled engineers for the railways of the future including HS2, and Rotherham University Centre will provide higher level qualifications aligned to employers’ requirements.

A business led partnership that works to determine local economic priorities and undertakess activities that deliver economic growth and productivity through innovation,  job creation, improved infrastructure and increased workforce skills within the Enterprise M3 area.

Kirkstall Forge, in Leeds, received support from the LEP and Combined Authority to develop brownfield land into a sustainable urban village, with a new railway station and thriving businesses. One company, Zenith, is reinvesting in the region, sponsoring our MIPIM delegation and creating jobs.

The LEP aims to create one of the fastest growing economies in the UK, providing a strategic lead on all activites contributing to the county's economic growth.  Working with local partners, the LEP is investing over £60 million in the Cumbrian economy to stimulate economic growth

The LEP invested £9.8m (LGF) in rail infrastructure at Ashford International Station, maintaining it as part of Europe’s high speed network. The move will safeguard approximately 1,000 jobs; catalyse massive economic and housing growth; and send strong investment signals to relocating businesses.

The LEP has invested £12.88m in Space Park Leicester to develop a global hub for space research, learning and innovation that will create 200 high tech jobs and 10 new businesses in Phase One.

The LEP is leading a cross-LEP and business partnership, Nuclear South West, to maximise the development of Hinkley Point C and generate £55bn of nuclear opportunities for the area over the next decade.

The LEP invested £3.9m from the LGF in the National Composites Centre for advanced production equipment. A vital part of the West of England’s economy and key to the UK Aerospace Technology Institute’s strategy to maintain and develop the UK’s £30bn aerospace industry.

GMLEP led the Science and Innovation Audit which identified the region’s core strengths in health innovation and advanced materials, along with its fast growth opportunities which focus on the future potential of digital, energy, and industrial biotechnology

With its local authority partners, the LEP invested £1.8m through its Growing Places Fund to support the construction of a new headquarters for energy firm Proserv which will employ 190 staff in the area.

The LEP has a simple vision - for Gloucestershire to be the best place in England for business. In partnership with the county’s business community and the public and voluntary sectors, the LEP has developed several plans to secure government funding and keep Gloucestershire’s economy growing and thriving.

The LEP has launched a new Marches and Mid-Wales freight strategy with the Welsh Government and partners on both sides of the English/Welsh border which aims to improve transport routes, resulting in a potential £149m boost to the regional economy.

The LEP initiated plans for a Ceramic Park in partnership with the British Ceramic Confederation based in its Enterprise Zone. This will help develop globally competitive products in a UK sector worth £2bn in annual sales and will boost exports, currently worth £550m.

 The LEP sets and directs the economic strategy for the area. In 2030 the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly creative and carbon-neutral economy will be realising opportunities for its people, communities and businesses to thrive, benefitting the environment and providing an outstanding quality of life for all.

The LEP has invested in advanced engineering robotics training facilities to meet the future demand for engineers. It is part of the HEAD into engineering partnership creating an educational pathway between schools, colleges, employers and training associations for prospective engineers

Driving the regions economic development - a genuine partnership, working with businesses, local government, education institutes and others to drive economic growth, attract funding and investment, increase productivity and co-develop local economic growth strategies for Dorset.

The LEP reviewed its Growing Places Infrastructure Fund to increase its risk profile to make loans more attractive to businesses in Swindon & Wiltshire. The LEP has loaned £1.2m to safeguard and support 200 jobs and has a loan target of £8m for 2018/19.

The LEP worked with employers and FE colleges to create a VE Passport Scheme which guarantees students work experience, a job interview or a full time job in the visitor economy. Over 200 students are benefitting from this level of support.