£100 million has been allocated to revamp local sports facilities across the UK.
Working in collaboration with the Premier League, The FA and Government’s Football Foundation in England, the Cymru Football Foundation in Wales, and the Football Associations in Scotland and Northern Ireland, the funding is expected to support hundreds of new and improved pitches, changing rooms, goalposts and floodlights to improve access to sport and physical activity for local communities.

A new national forest that will stretch from the Cotswolds to the Mendips is set to be created.
The new Western Forest will 20 million trees set to be planted across the West of England in the coming decades in a bid to create at least 2,500 hectares of new woodland.
The forest will serve over 2.5 million residents, bringing trees and woodlands closer to where people live, including in urban centres such as Bristol, Gloucester and Swindon.

A partnership with Oxford City Council and the Environment Agency is set to secure 18,000 new homes while also maintaining high standards of environmental protection.

Great British Energy’s first project will save millions on the energy bills of 200 schools and 200 hospitals