- Joined
- Jul 10, 2016
- Location
- North east England
Cheers, will have a read.Yes, the EU regeneration funds were disbursed very heavily towards projects of that nature, stuff that isn't very 'glamorous' and is often neglected, but has a great societal value, and is generally targeted at poorer areas and/or stuff like social housing.
It is not clear at all that they will be replaced by the UK government, hence reports such as this.
So yes, technically we do regain 'control' of the spend, but you're then relying on the kind and generous nature of a bunch of multi-millionaire Tories to, for example, help out poor people with social housing.
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this is all coming home to roust now as it affects my work.
see I’m a key worker as I do the testing and fault finding, surveying for new builds (social housing) and planning.
we have over 32 separate blocks of flats in manchester within the contract, I won’t tell you how many are social as it’s not relevant, but they are all funded by the EU..
the more expensive as I mentioned earlier are private and they go for upwards of 6million, yeah it’s not a typo..
but the more exclusive of the builds I’ll be working on are behind months upon months of sign off due to funding.
the social housing flats, houses etc that I’ve on my planning are all either almost bang on target or close, this is solely due to the funding and financial side already been paid, signed off or put in place by the EU and certain funding it provided.
as said, I voted brexit.
little did I know the effects it would have on me, the more lucrative contracts we hold are now so far behind due to funding its embarrassing.
Just saying it as it is as i always do, I’ve no horse in any race I just say what I see.