King’s Lynn Town Board has become King’s Lynn Neighbourhood Board to reflect its wider remit in delivering the Government’s Plan for Neighbourhoods, which will see up to £20m investment in King’s Lynn over the next decade.
You’ll soon be able to visit Purfleet Street for a slice of freshly-made pizza as businesses are to occupy the new “pop-up” units as part of the King’s Lynn Town Deal regeneration programme.
Regeneration plans for Devil’s Alley, an area of King’s Lynn’s historic riverfront, will be reviewed with the local community to shape a better and more ambitious design.
Four more business representatives have joined the dynamic team driving forward significant regeneration and investment in King’s Lynn.
Small traders and businesses starting out are being offered the chance to occupy affordable space in a key area of King’s Lynn town centre.
King’s Lynn businesses have an exciting opportunity to become part of the dynamic team driving forward significant regeneration and investment in the town.
People are being asked to have their say and help to shape how £20M is invested in King’s Lynn in a major new consultation.
A new chair is being sought to lead the King’s Lynn Town Deal Board and play a pivotal role in overseeing the delivery of multi-million pound transformational investment in the town.
The announcement that King’s Lynn is set to receive a further £20 million in government funding has been welcomed.
The funding was announced in the spring budget on March 6th and will see a long term plan developed for King’s Lynn, based around three priorities.
Local contractors and suppliers are being invited to attend a ‘Meet the Buyer’ event to find out about potential opportunities offered through the multi-million pound developments that are taking place in King’s Lynn and West Norfolk over the next 3 -4 years.