1. North Eastern
  2. Cumbria
  3. Tees Valley
  4. York, North Yorkshire and East Riding
  5. Lancashire
  6. Leeds City Region
  7. Liverpool City Region
  8. Greater Manchester
  9. Humber
  10. Sheffield City Region
  11. Cheshire and Warrington
  12. Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham and Nottinghamshire
  13. Greater Lincolnshire
  14. Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire
  15. Leicester and Leicestershire
  16. The Marches
  17. Black Country
  18. Greater Birmingham and Solihull
  19. Northamptonshire
  20. Greater Cambridge and Greater Peterborough
  21. New Anglia
  22. Coventry and Warwickshire
  23. Worcestershire
  24. South East Midlands
  25. Gloucestershire
  26. Hertfordshire
  27. Buckinghamshire Thames Valley
  28. Oxfordshire
  29. London
  30. Thames Valley Berkshire
  31. West of England
  32. Swindon and Wiltshire
  33. Enterprise M3
  34. South East
  35. Coast to Capital
  36. Solent
  37. Dorset
  38. Heart of the South West
  39. Cornwall and Isles of Scilly

Humber

Background

The vision of the LEP is for the Humber to become a national and international centre for renewable energy, capitalising on its natural assets, existing expertise and potential for development, and exporting the area's goods and services around the world. By working together through a focused, business-led partnership, Humber LEP aims to create upwards of 20,000 jobs in this emerging sector in some of the most deprived parts of the country and underpin a private-sector renaissance that will help rejuvenate the area's towns and city, making them better places to live, work, learn and do business.

Geography

The LEP covers the local authority areas of Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, North East Lincolnshire and North Lincolnshire Council.

Board and Governance

Chair: Lord Christopher Haskins

Enterprise Zone(s)

The Humber LEP area is home to two Enterprise Zones:

1) Humber Green Port Corridor:

  • BAE Systems site, Brough – 35 hectares
  • Site near Paull – 81 hectares
  • Queen Elizabeth Dock north, Hull – 30 hectares
  • Wyke Works, Hull – 2 hectares
  • Staithes Road, Hedon – 2 hectares
  • Port of Grimsby – 11 hectares

2)  Humber Estuary Renewable Energy Super Cluster:

  • Green Port Hull (Alexandra Dock) – 80 hectares
  • Able Marine Energy Park, Killingholme – 248 hectares
  • Queen Elizabeth Dock south, Hull – 20 hectares
  • Keystore, Hull – 1 hectare
  • Former maternity hospital site, Hull – 4 hectares
  • Burma Drive, Hull – 4 hectares
  • Marfleet Environmental Technologies Park, Hull – 3 hectares
  • Elba Street, Hull – 2 hectares
  • Valletta Street, Hull – 3 hectares
  • Rix & Kingston International Business Park, Hull – 8 hectares

News

http://www.humberlep.org/news 

Key Contacts for LEP

Richard Kendall

01482 485260

LEP Director

Kishor Tailor

Phone: 01482 485268

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