Regional Growth Fund Round 1 - Analysis
Full list of winners
Maps
Regional Growth Fund Round 1: Project Locations
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The map above shows indicative locations of projects based on responses given by applicants. These locations should not be taken to imply the area over which a project will have an impact (see map below).
In some cases the location supplied by applicants covered a wide area. In such circumstances a representative point within these areas has been used. If no location was provided the postcode of the applicant or recipient of RGF funds was taken instead.
In a few instances projects had a truly national scope. Locations for these projects have been omitted from the map.
Locations of projects may overlap, for example where the same entity has made multiple separate bids. Hence, the number of points on the map may appear to be less than the number of bids undergoing due diligence review.
Regional Growth Fund Round 1: Employment Impact
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The map above shows the employment impacts of projects. This is based on the numbers of direct created and safeguarded jobs given by applicants in proportion to the areas where they said these impacts would be felt. These figures are those given by applicants without alteration. However, they are subject to adjustment during due diligence.
Figures have been given in relation to the size of the working age population (per 10,000 head of working age population).
Resulting values have been grouped by quintile for local authorities where some employment impact would be felt. This has the advantage of representing the entire distribution evenly and minimising the effect of outliers. However, it does mean that the category sizes are not equal.
Full list of winners
Allocations are conditional and subject to the outcome of the due diligence process.
East Midlands and South East Midlands: 1730 direct jobs, 3140 indirect jobs.
General Motors UK Limited
Molecular Profiles Ltd.
Thales Properties Ltd
North East: 5216 direct jobs, 8367 indirect jobs.
A V Dawson Limited
Bridon International Limited
Chirton Engineering Ltd
Cleveland Potash Limited (CPL)
Connor Solutions Ltd
Cumbrian Holdings Ltd
DUCO Ltd
Durham County Cricket Club Holdings Ltd.
Lotte Chemical UK Limited
Nifco UK Ltd
Nissan Motor Manufacturing (UK) Limited
Proctor & Gamble Technical Centres Limited
SSI UK Ltd
Turbo Power Systems Limited
North West: 5533 direct jobs, 2279 indirect jobs.
Ames Goldsmith UK Ltd
Bentley Motors Ltd
Bruntwood Limited / Manchester City Council
Holroyd Precision Ltd and sister companies
Liverpool Echo
Muse Developments
Pilkington UK Limited
The Stobart Group and ProLogis (with Halton Borough as the administrator)
Tygavac Ltd
South East & East of England: 427 direct jobs, 361 indirect jobs.
e2v technologies (uk) Ltd.
South West: 787 direct jobs, 535 indirect jobs
EADS UK Ltd
Messier-Dowty Ltd
South Devon College
West Daily Press and the University of Plymouth
West Midlands: 6193 direct jobs, 34,669 indirect jobs.
Alstom Grid UK
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce (on behalf of Birmingham City Council)
Bosch Thermotechnology Ltd
Jaguar Land Rover
Prince’s Regeneration Trust
Yorkshire & Humber: 7628 direct jobs, 2716 indirect jobs.
Carbon Trust
David Brown Gear Systems Ltd.
Deafinitions Limited
Doncaster Borough Council
Dunhills (Pontefract) Plc
Keepmoat Homes Ltd
Wakefield Council
Other bids – national: 35 direct jobs, 44,587 indirect jobs.
Capital for Enterprise Limited (CfEL)
Community Development Finance Association
