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Catch up on our webinar: Deciding Your Levelling Up Priorities For Round Two

Writer: Mutual Ventures
Mutual Ventures
Mar 2, 2022
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We held a webinar Deciding Your Levelling Up Priorities For Round Two on Wednesday 2nd March at 11am-12noon. The webinar discussed the lessons learnt from Round One and what you need to do to plan for Round Two.


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In this webinar Andrew Laird, Managing Director of Mutual Ventures, presents the findings from our new report summarising lessons learned and top tips from round one and share what we know so far about round two to set you up for success. The Mutual Ventures team successfully supported multiple bids for round one with 80% success rate against a national average of 33%.


Andrew was joined by Mike Crowhurst from Public First, a policy, research, opinion, and strategy consultancy with a particular focus on Levelling Up. Mike set out his findings from research Public First carried out across the country on what people really want to see from their councils.


If you are hoping to prepare and submit a robust application for the Levelling Up fund second round, then this webinar is a must!


To read more about Mutual Ventures' work on Levelling Up click here.


To discuss your approach to the Fund and how we could help you contact andrew@mutualventures.co.uk.

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