HELP US TO CREATE THE FUTURE FOR KING’S LYNN TOWN CENTRE
A WORD FROM THE CHAIR
The Town Deal initiative provides a valuable opportunity to enhance the long-term economic outlook and growth of King’s Lynn.
By bringing together a widespread dynamic team for the Town Deal Board, including the local council, businesses and support from our MP, we have the perspective and input to ensure the funding is used for maximum benefit.
As a local resident, and someone building a business and raising a family in King’s Lynn, I’m a keen supporter of opportunities and initiatives to drive our prosperity and promote King’s Lynn as a vibrant place to live and work.
Graham Purkins | Chief Technology Officer | Merxin Ltd
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#MYTOWN
The Government is investing up to £25 million in 100 towns across the country – King’s Lynn being one of them. The Government is keen that local people get to decide how this money is spent.
To share your thoughts on possible projects or interventions visit the government’s MyTown website.
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Thank you to everyone who has given feedback in any of our @vision_lynn consultation. We're finalising the Town Investment Plan for #kingslynn – which could bring £25M in funding - and we will update you on this soon. Find out more about the opportunity: https://www.visionkingslynn.co.uk/
Our Walking and Cycling Survey revealed that the majority of respondents – 65 per cent - stated that they do cycle in #kingslynn and of those a fifth of respondents cycle five times per week. You can find out more here: https://bit.ly/3jvoQV5
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People in King’s Lynn walk more than the national average
UncategorisedOver eighty per cent of people in the King’s Lynn area walk at least once per week, with keeping fit the key driver for walking and cycling amongst local people.
Local young people reveal their hopes and concerns in survey
UncategorisedOver sixty per cent of 16-25s believe they can fulfil their aspirations in west Norfolk, and a similar amount intend to stay in the area in the next five years.
Help improve King’s Lynn for walking and cycling
UncategorisedPeople are being asked for their views on walking and cycling in King’s Lynn and surrounding villages to inform a plan that will make it easier for those on bike and foot to get around the area.