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Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) are business led partnerships between Local Authorities and local private sector businesses. There are currently 38 across England.
Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) are business led partnerships between Local Authorities and local private sector businesses. There are currently 38 across England.
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The Strengthened Local Enterprise Partnerships Review by the [[Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government]] published in 2018 set out the enhanced role of LEPs in driving local growth and how government and LEPs will work together to strengthen leadership and capability, improve accountability and manage risk. It also sought to ensure that all businesses and communities are represented by one LEP.
The Strengthened Local Enterprise Partnerships Review by the [[Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government]] published in 2018 set out the enhanced role of LEPs in driving local growth and how government and LEPs will work together to strengthen leadership and capability, improve accountability and manage risk. It also sought to ensure that all businesses and communities are represented by one LEP.


The map below shows the 38 LEPs currently in operation across England.
The map<ref name="LEP" /> below shows the 38 LEPs currently in operation across England.
[[File:LEP map.png|800px|right|LEP Regions]]


1. Black Country
 
2. Buckinghamshire
#Black Country
3. Cambridgeshire & Peterborough
#Buckinghamshire
4. Cheshire & Warrington
#Cambridgeshire & Peterborough
5. Coast to Capital
#Cheshire & Warrington
6. Cornwall and Isles of Scilly
#Coast to Capital
7. Coventry and Warwickshire
#Cornwall and Isles of Scilly
8. Cumbria
#Coventry and Warwickshire
9. Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
#Cumbria
10. Dorset
#Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
11. Enterprise M3
#Dorset
12. GFirst
#Enterprise M3
13. Greater Birmingham & Solihull
#GFirst
14. Greater Lincolnshire
#Greater Birmingham & Solihull
15. Greater Manchester
#Greater Lincolnshire
16. Heart of the South West
#Greater Manchester
17. Hertfordshire
#Heart of the South West
18. Humber
#Hertfordshire
19. Lancashire
#Humber
20. Leeds City Region
#Lancashire
21. Leicester & Leicestershire
#Leeds City Region
22. Liverpool City Region
#Leicester & Leicestershire
23. London
#Liverpool City Region
24. New Anglia
#London
25. North East
#New Anglia
26. Oxfordshire
#North East
27. Sheffield City Region
#Oxfordshire
28. Solent
#Sheffield City Region
29. South East
#Solent
30. South East Midlands
#South East
31. Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire
#South East Midlands
32. Swindon and Wiltshire
#Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire
33. Tees Valley
#Swindon and Wiltshire
34. Thames Valley Berkshire
#Tees Valley
35. The Marches
#Thames Valley Berkshire
36. West of England
#The Marches
37. Worcestershire
#West of England
38. York, North Yorkshire and East Riding
#Worcestershire
#York, North Yorkshire and East Riding
 
==References==
<references />

Latest revision as of 08:02, 23 April 2020


Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) are business led partnerships between Local Authorities and local private sector businesses. There are currently 38 across England. They play a central role in determining local economic priorities and undertaking activities to drive economic growth and job creation, improve infrastructure and raise workforce skills within the local area. LEP boards are led by a business Chair and board members are local leaders of industry (including SMEs), educational institutions and the public sector.[1]

The Strengthened Local Enterprise Partnerships Review by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government published in 2018 set out the enhanced role of LEPs in driving local growth and how government and LEPs will work together to strengthen leadership and capability, improve accountability and manage risk. It also sought to ensure that all businesses and communities are represented by one LEP.

The map[1] below shows the 38 LEPs currently in operation across England.

LEP Regions
LEP Regions


  1. Black Country
  2. Buckinghamshire
  3. Cambridgeshire & Peterborough
  4. Cheshire & Warrington
  5. Coast to Capital
  6. Cornwall and Isles of Scilly
  7. Coventry and Warwickshire
  8. Cumbria
  9. Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
  10. Dorset
  11. Enterprise M3
  12. GFirst
  13. Greater Birmingham & Solihull
  14. Greater Lincolnshire
  15. Greater Manchester
  16. Heart of the South West
  17. Hertfordshire
  18. Humber
  19. Lancashire
  20. Leeds City Region
  21. Leicester & Leicestershire
  22. Liverpool City Region
  23. London
  24. New Anglia
  25. North East
  26. Oxfordshire
  27. Sheffield City Region
  28. Solent
  29. South East
  30. South East Midlands
  31. Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire
  32. Swindon and Wiltshire
  33. Tees Valley
  34. Thames Valley Berkshire
  35. The Marches
  36. West of England
  37. Worcestershire
  38. York, North Yorkshire and East Riding

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://www.lepnetwork.net/about-leps/location-map/
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