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West of England Combined Authority
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The Guardian‘No precedent’: Lorde and Little Simz to star at world-first festival run on clean powerLorde, Little Simz and Wet Leg will perform at Forwards festival on Clifton Down, Bristol, powered by a hydrogen plant and renewable-charged batteries, with backup generators using hydrotreated vegetable oil. The project, backed by West of England mayoral combined authority money and Bristol city council, is described as a world-first clean power pilot. Act 1.5 is working with other mayoral authorities to roll it out further.The UKManchester-level powers and funding for West of England as it joins top-tier regionsThe UK Government has confirmed that the West of England will be granted Established Mayoral Strategic Authority (EMSA) status, elevating it to the top tier of mayoral authorities alongside Greater Manchester and the West Midlands. The upgrade follows an application from Mayor Helen Godwin, supported by the leaders of the four local authorities covered by the combined authority. This enhanced status unlocks new powers and funding mechanisms for the region, aligning its devolution benefits with those already enjoyed by England's other major mayoral combined authorities.InsidermediaConstruction starts on first major phase of 1,435-home development in South BristolConstruction has begun on the first major phase of Hengrove Park, a 1,435-home neighbourhood development at the former Whitchurch Airport airfield in South Bristol, with initial site preparation works now underway. Phase One will deliver 209 homes initially (expanding to around 350 with planning approval), with approximately half being affordable housing, representing the largest single-site affordable housing injection in Bristol for more than 50 years. The development is being delivered through a joint venture between Bristol City Council's housing company Goram Homes and developer Vistry, supported by nearly £20m in funding from the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority and additional backing from Homes England and the Brownfield Land Release Fund.YahooResults of £5m youth jobs scheme 'not good enough'The mayor of the West of England, Helen Godwin, has acknowledged that the first year of a £5m Youth Guarantee trailblazer programme produced results that were "not good enough," reaching only 300 of its 500-participant target, with 126 of those progressing into employment, study or training. The government has committed an additional £5m for a second year while the mayor has pledged a further £2m from her own budgets to expand voluntary sector involvement in redesigned delivery. The combined authority is targeting 1,000 young people in year two and aims to become the country's first "Neet-zero" region.NewcivilengineerFootbridge installed at Bristol Brabazon station on former Filton Airfield siteA 750-ton all-terrain mobile crane lifted the nine pieces making up the staircases and bridge deck of an accessible footbridge at Bristol Brabazon station over the Bank Holiday weekend, marking a major milestone for the new station due to open this autumn on the former Filton Airfield site. The station will restore regular passenger services to the Henbury line for the first time since 1964 and is being funded by the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority with contributions from South Gloucestershire Council, Bristol City Council, North Somerset Council, and Great Western Railway, with Network Rail as the key delivery partner. In the second phase, the station will be ready for the opening of the Aviva Arena in 2028, as part of a wider rail investment exceeding £400 million across the West of England region.Business LiveInvestment opportunities worth £17bn available in South West, says mayorWest of England leaders will showcase £17bn in investment opportunities at UKREiiF in Leeds. The region's economy has grown four times faster than the national average since 2019, with plans for 72,000 new jobs and 28% growth over a decade.Business LivePrivate sector investment essential for Bristol to meet its net zero climate goals, council chiefs sayBristol City Council has published a plan of 90 actions to achieve net zero emissions, but many projects lack secure funding, with the West of England Combined Authority recently withdrawing support for the Park Street through-traffic blocking scheme. The council has raised over £2 million via bond schemes and signed the City Leap deal with Ameresco and Vattenfall to unlock hundreds of millions in private investment for renewable energy and district heat networks. Labour councillors have raised concerns about lack of scrutiny on the City Leap project, which is set to deliver much of Bristol's planned climate actions over a 20-year period.Business LiveWest of England signs 'landmark' technology deal with USThe West of England Combined Authority, the University of Bristol, and US quantum consortium Elevate Quantum signed a landmark transatlantic technology deal on November 4, the first of its kind in the UK. The agreement aims to drive growth and investment in quantum businesses across the West Country and Mountain West region of the US through aligned academic research, integrated supply chains, and support for scale-up quantum firms. The partnership, backed by £35m in funding for the Quantum Technologies Innovation Centre, is expected to create jobs and unlock over $2bn in private capital investment by 2030.Westofengland-caUK first as West of England signs tech agreement with US quantum leadersThe West of England Mayoral Combined Authority, the University of Bristol, and Elevate Quantum signed a landmark transatlantic technology agreement on quantum computing, the first of its kind in the UK, creating a 'Quantum Growth Bridge' linking the West of England with the Mountain West region of the United States. The agreement aims to accelerate quantum investment through aligned academic research, integrated supply chains, and support for scale-up businesses, building on the UK-US Tech Prosperity Deal that saw £280 billion in new investment commitments. Elevate Quantum, the largest US regional quantum consortium spanning Colorado, New Mexico, and Wyoming, plans to activate over $2 billion in private capital by 2030 and create more than 10,000 quantum jobs over the next decade.BBCSearch is on for artist to create mural at Ashley Down stationA search is underway for an artist to create a mural at Ashley Down station in Bristol, with £4,000 in funding secured. The artwork, funded by GWR and the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority, is due to be unveiled in September. The station, opened in September, is the second new station in under 100 years.