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Greater Lincolnshire combined authority to bid for funding boost for ag-tech and defence

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Greater Lincolnshire combined authority to bid for funding boost for ag-tech and defence
Greater Lincolnshire’s proposed combined authority is expected to submit bids for additional funding to support growth in agri-technology and the defence sector. The plans relate to local economic development priorities across Lincolnshire, with a focus on attracting investment, supporting skills and improving links between businesses, education providers and public services. Any bid would be subject to the relevant application criteria set by the funding bodies and would require approval through the combined authority’s decision-making process once it is established. Further details about the size of any bid, the programmes that could be supported and the timetable for applications have not been confirmed.
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