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Royal Yachting Association (UK) and The National Family Island regatta Committee (The Bahamas) pledge support for sailing as a national sport.
New proposals will introduce a requirement for planning permissions for short term lets in tourist hot spots.
The Government has revealed the seven places it is backing to win UNESCO World Heritage Status
Beneficiaries of the Cultural Investment Fund, announced today by Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer, include museums, cultural venues and public libraries across England.
From 16 January 2023, those applying for a UK visa in Sydney, Australia, will have the option of paying to get a faster decision on their application.
£19.6 million from the Levelling Up Fund was allocated to Wirral Council to transform the waterfront at Woodside.
The Pontycysyllte Aqueduct, area of outstanding natural beauty, has been awarded £13.3 million from the Levelling Up Fund.
Almost £125,000 was allocated to redevelop the Callander Visitor Information Centre in Stirling. The funding will support the refurbishment of the building.
Arun will receive almost £20 million from the Levelling Up Fund. The money will be invested in two of the south coast’s favourite seaside towns: Bognor Regis and Littlehampton.
Three projects along the River Ness are being supported with almost £20 million from the Levelling Up Fund.
Dumbarton is a town with a rich history, famous for its castle, glassmaking, shipbuilding, and whisky. With the support of £19.9 million from the Levelling Up Fund, the town centre will be regenerated.
Aberystwyth was allocated almost £11 million from the Levelling Up Fund for several projects across the town and seafront.
£20 million from the Levelling Up Fund will upgrade several of Rotherham’s attractions.
Carmarthenshire County Council was allocated almost £17 million from the Levelling Up Fund. The investment will support new sections of the Tywi Valley Path for walking and cycling, adding to the existing path.
£20 million from the Levelling Up Fund will help to transform the Locomotion tourist attraction in Shildon, reopen Whorlton Bridge and improve the A68 at Toft Hill.
A project to redevelop the Grade A listed Pollok Country Park Stables and Sawmill in Glasgow received an allocation of £13 million from the Levelling Up Fund.
An award of over £18.6 million from the Levelling Up Fund will help to transform Doncaster city centre’s retail, leisure and cultural offer.
North East England will pilot a new £2.25 million scheme to restructure tourism boards
Government funding will unlock project while creating a new state-of-the-art court in Blackpool
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