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Barry is to benefit from up to £2m of investment per year for the next ten years as part of the UK Government’s Plan for Neighbourhoods.
The funding will be released in stages, with a focus on improvement around these key themes:
Thriving Places
Stronger Communities
Taking Back Control
A Barry Partnership is being established to gather feedback from local residents and other key stakeholders to determine the priorities for the funding.
A key element of setting the plan for Barry will be community involvement.
Barry is to benefit from up to £2m of investment per year for the next ten years as part of the UK Government’s Plan for Neighbourhoods.
The funding will be released in stages, with a focus on improvement around these key themes:
Thriving Places
Stronger Communities
Taking Back Control
A Barry Partnership is being established to gather feedback from local residents and other key stakeholders to determine the priorities for the funding.
A key element of setting the plan for Barry will be community involvement.
If you would like to be involved in some way and contribute to debate on the priorities for investment over the next ten years then we would love to hear from you.
Please register to get involved in community engagement events, or to join the Partnership and be kept informed as the plan for Barry progresses.
Further detail on the Plan for Neighbourhoods in Wales will be released soon.
