Funding of £400 Million is Just the Start for Hull and East Riding Deal
Hull and East Yorkshire have negotiated a proposed devolution deal that will see the creation of a mayoral combined authority that comes with £13.44 million of funding, for each of the next 30 years, to increase economic growth.
Cllr Anne Handley is confident that the £400 million is only the beginning.
Once the authority is in place, then the potential for further funds will increase, moving to a level 4.
Claire Watts - the Director of Economic Development for the East Riding of Yorkshire Council explains.


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