The fund is a replacement for EU structural funds such as LEADER and the Growth Programme.
Funding has been allocated proportionately across councils throughout the North of England, and are being administered individually by each council. Visit your local council website using the links below and find out how you can apply for funding.
“It is well worth checking it out online to see what might be available for your business.”
NFU North policy adviser, Adam Briggs
Find out more information from your local authority
| Authority | More information |
|---|---|
| Mayoral Combined Authorities | |
| North of Tyne | North of Tyne Combined Authority |
| South Yorkshire | South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority |
| Tees Valley | Tees Valley Combined Authority |
| West Yorkshire | West Yorkshire Combined Authority |
| Unitary Authorities | |
| County Durham | Durham County Council |
| East Riding of Yorkshire | East Riding of Yorkshire Council |
| York | City of York Council |
| Cheshire East | Cheshire East Council |
| Cheshire West and Chester | Cheshire West and Chester Council |
| Upper Tier Authorities | |
| North Yorkshire | North Yorkshire Council |
| Lower Tier Authorities | |
| Allerdale | Cumberland Council |
| Carlisle | Cumberland Council |
| Chorley | Chorley Council |
| Copeland | Cumberland Council |
| Eden | Westmorland and Furness Council |
| Lancaster | Lancaster City Council |
| Ribble Valley | Ribble Valley Borough Council |
| South Lakeland | Westmorland and Furness Council |
| West Lancashire | West Lancashire Borough Council |
Get involved to ensure farming gets a fair share
NFU North policy adviser Adam Briggs says member involvement is crucial to make sure farming gets its fair share of the funds and that more money is channelled through REPF in future.
“Every council is approaching how they administer this funding in a different way and not all funds are open at the moment,” he said. “But it is well worth checking it out online to see what might be available for your business.”