Place partnerships start with listening Graham Galpin reflects on place partnerships, and why listening, communication and collaboration matter in successful towns.

Are place partnerships fit for purpose? Place partnerships are becoming increasingly important as towns compete for investment and regeneration, says Sonia Cubrilo.

The newly expanded Pride in Place is an opportunity to put place-based collaboration into practice. Read our takeaways from delivering MHCLG & @localtrust.org.uk Pride in Place workshops that bring together communities, councils & local partners 👇 https://bit.ly/4cgnagT

The Pride in Place board will oversee the spending of £20 million in government funding over the next decade.

Fawdon South and Throckley and Newburn to receive Pride in Place funding northeastbylines.co.uk/business/eco...

People with a commitment to Hamilton Town Centre are being invited to join the Neighbourhood Board and help shape its future with Pride in Place funding of up to £20 million from the UK Government over the next 10 years. More info and how to apply in the View https://orlo.uk/nsWUv

£20 million Wrexham Pride in Place fund to make youth hub a reality. www.leaderlive.co.uk/news/2596105... #Wrexham #PrideinPlace #funding #youthhub #LDReporter

Young people lead Leigh regeneration under Pride in Place

£20 million Pride in Place funding for two more Newcastle neighbourhoods Fawdon South and Throckley and Newburn to receive Pride in Place funding northeastbylines.co.uk/business/eco...

Pride in Place programme expanded to 40 more communities As Pride in Place extends to 284 UK communities, The High Street Consultancy is taking bookings to support locations with their first steps.