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Midlands: Growth Deals

Details of the third round of Growth Deals in the Midlands which will help to fund local projects.

Last fetched 04 May 2026 · gov.uk

Documents

Greater Lincolnshire Growth Deal 3: factsheetapplication/pdf Leicester and Leicestershire Growth Deal 3: factsheetapplication/pdf South East Midlands Growth Deal 3: factsheetapplication/pdf Coventry and Warwickshire Growth Deal 3: factsheetapplication/pdf Greater Birmingham and Solihull Growth Deal 3: factsheetapplication/pdf Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire Growth Deal 3: factsheetapplication/pdf The Marches Growth Deal 3: factsheetapplication/pdf Worcestershire Growth Deal 3: factsheetapplication/pdf Black Country Growth Deal 3: factsheetapplication/pdf D2N2 Growth Deal 3: factsheetapplication/pdf

At a glance

TypePolicy paper

First published09 Mar 2017

Last updated09 Mar 2017

Organisations

Department for Business and Trade Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (2018 to 2021)Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy

Topics

Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) and Enterprise Zones

Source

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