Huge disappointment for Nottingham as it misses out on million of Government funding
Developers working on Nottingham's Island Quarter have pledged that the regeneration of the area will continue despite missing out on £17 million of Government funding. Nottingham City Council had applied on behalf of Conygar for money from the second round of the Government's levelling up fund.
The Leader of Nottingham City Council has also vowed the regeneration of Nottingham will continue despite the big disappointment of the Government failing to back the city’s bids for Levelling Up funding for Broad Marsh, Bulwell and the Island Quarter.
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