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Launch event of the Mid Wales Employment and Skills Plan 2022 - 2025

Mid Wales businesses and organisations who are thinking ahead about their future workforce needs recently came together for an engagement day, Grow - Define - Deliver Together where the Mid Wales Regional Skills Partnership Employment and Skills Plan 2022-2025 was officially launched.

Mid Wales Growth Deal looking to secure first tranche of funding from Governments

At the Growing Mid Wales Board meeting held on 28 March, key documents have been approved, moving the Mid Wales Growth Deal a step closer to unlocking £110m combined funding from both the UK and Welsh Governments.

Open call for Mid Wales Shared Prosperity Fund applicants

Ceredigion County Council and Powys County Council are pleased to announce that organisations in the region can soon submit their applications for the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) in Mid Wales.

Mid Wales businesses - tell us what you need for the future to meet your business goals

Grow - Define - Deliver Together, an engagement event hosted by the Mid Wales Regional Skills Partnership will take place on the morning of 23 March to give you, the businesses of Mid Wales an opportunity to come together and tell us what you need for the future to meet your business goals.

Mid Wales Shared Prosperity Plan Approved

Following the recent UK Government announcement on the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF), the regional investment plan for Mid Wales has received formal approval.

Advancement of the Mid Wales Growth Deal Sites and Premises Programme

Following an initial piece of work that identified a need to develop additional employment sites across the region, further work has been completed to scope a proposed Growth Deal Sites and Premises Programme.

New Chair for the Mid Wales Regional Skills Partnership Board

This autumn at the annual Mid Wales Regional Skills Partnership Board meeting, Emma Thomas was announced as the new Chair of the Board.

In need of business leaders to drive regional skills

Business leaders and economic experts are being sought by the Mid Wales Regional Skills Partnership (RSP) to express an interest to become Chair of the RSP Board. The RSP Annual Meeting is to be held on Monday 12 September where the new Chair will be announced.

Joint working reaffirmed

The new Leaders of Powys and Ceredigion County Councils have confirmed their commitment to work together to deliver two major programmes of work.

Mid Wales Employment and Skills Survey

Businesses and organisations across Mid Wales are encouraged to complete a survey on employment and skills.

Growing Mid Wales explores hydrogen potential for the region

An innovative feasibility study has been exploring the future hydrogen potential for Mid Wales.

Mid Wales Growth Deal reaches an important development milestone

Today, saw the signing of the Final Deal Agreement of the Mid Wales Growth Deal by the Welsh Government, UK Government and the region's local authorities, Ceredigion County Council and Powys County Council.

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