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Levelling Up Places Service 

The new joint Arms Length Body (ALBs), Levelling Up Places Service has been launched. Arts Council England and Historic England are the two main ALBs supporting this service, with staff in both organisations providing advice to those who are receiving the DCMS Levelling Up Fund.

The Service will:
  • Provide help to areas who are struggling to deliver their funded schemes
  • Support places that are most in need of accessing the Arm’s Length Bodies’ resources for levelling up
  • Draw together the expertise and resources of the ALBs to help deliver Levelling Up outcomes for culture, heritage and sport projects.

Local places in receipt of the Levelling Up Fund are most likely to deliver better heritage and culture projects because of the advice they receive from the ALBs in the Levelling Up Places Service.



 

Henry Moore's sculpture Draped Seated Woman, 1957–58, at Stifford Estate, East London.
Photo by Henry Moore's sculpture Draped Seated Woman, 1957–58, at Stifford Estate, East London. Photo © Historic England.
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Funding resources

Funding resources

We’ve collated resources to support those applying to the Levelling Up Fund and the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF).

These resources have been collated to support those involved in the development of culture or heritage bids for the Levelling Up Fund.

Arts Council England logo in white, on a yellow background.
Photo by Logo © Arts Council England.
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Resources for those developing an investment plan for the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF).

Arts Council England logo in white, on a yellow background.
Photo by Logo © Arts Council England.
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Case studies

Case studies

Find out how local authorities across England are harnessing arts and culture to make a difference to their places and communities.

A selection of little white stones with words written on them in black.
Photo by LAPWING activities from the artists’ and creatives’ training and live practice events. Kent Creative Arts CIC & AGE UK. Photo Nathalie Banaigs..jpg
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