Appendix 3, Lead Member for Economy
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Proposed · This went to the meeting on Fri 24 Jul 2026. What was decided is in that meeting's minutes.
This appendix sets out a proposed spending profile for the Local Growth Fund (LGF) in 2026/27. p1
The figures cover only LGF money and do not include other contributions to the schemes. p2
The Hastings and Bexhill movement and access package has a total LGF allocation of £9,000,000, of which £5,998,000 is expected to have been spent by 31 March 2026, leaving £3,002,000 profiled for 2026/27. p3p4
The Eastbourne and South Wealden walking and cycling Local Sustainable Transport Fund (LSTF) package has a total LGF allocation of £6,600,000, with £4,935,000 spent to 31 March 2026 and £1,665,000 profiled for 2026/27. p2p3
Across both schemes the total LGF allocation is £15,600,000, with £10,933,000 spent to 31 March 2026 and £4,667,000 profiled for 2026/27. p4
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- p1Appendix 3: 2026/27 Local Growth Fund (LGF): Proposed Spend Profile
- p2*Figures provided below relate only to LGF investment and do not include other scheme contributions Scheme Total LGF Allocation (£) LGF Spend to 31/03/26 (£) 26/27 LGF Profile (£) Eastbourne and South Wealden walking and cycling LSTF package
- p36,600,000 4,935,000 1,665,000 Hastings and Bexhill movement and access package
- p49,000,000 5,998,000 3,002,000. Total 15,600,000 10,933,000 4,667,000
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