Global Infrastructure SherpaWest of England Combined Authority
The West of England Combined Authority (WECA) is a strategic regional governmental body responsible for driving economic growth, improving transport, and delivering housing and skills initiatives across Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol, and South Gloucestershire. It allocates significant government funding to major infrastructure projects, aiming to enhance connectivity, sustainability, and prosperity within the region.
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Strategic Overview
- Prioritizes sustainable transport solutions, including public transport, active travel, and decarbonisation of the transport network.
- Significant focus on digital connectivity, aiming to deliver gigabit-capable broadband across the region.
- Actively involved in urban regeneration and housing development through strategic planning and funding allocation.
- Emphasizes a 'green recovery' and achieving net-zero targets through various environmental and energy transition initiatives.
Deal History (1)
Deal Activity from Public Sources
West of England secures £540 million from Department for Transport for transport improvements across the region.
West of England to benefit from £10.5 million for new gigabit broadband rollout as part of Project Gigabit.
West of England secures £105 million from government for Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP) initiatives.
West of England secures £19.8 million from the Levelling Up Fund for Keynsham High Street regeneration.
Investment Focus
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Geography
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Key People
Dan Norris
Metro Mayor
Dr Richard Ennis
Chief Executive
Track Record
7
Years Active
$M1,000M
Total Value
Notable projects: Bristol Temple Quarter Regeneration, MetroBus Network, City Region Sustainable Transport Settlement (CRSTS) Programme, Project Gigabit Rollout
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