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Stuart Anderson MP Fundraising Investment

Since being elected in December 2019, I have worked hard with Government Ministers and our local partners in Wolverhampton to attract vital investment for our community, including the City Council.

Below you will find a comprehensive selection of funds that have been secured for our community. While some funds cannot be published due to their commercial sensitivity, I will endeavour to keep updating this webpage as frequently as I can and to include any relevant links so that you can find more information.

TOTAL: £1.1 billion

June 2022:

  • Adult social care charging reform: £98,172
  • Trailblazer support funding: £435,160
  • Discretionary Housing Payment: £215,468
  • Payment for the Verify Earnings and Pension service for the financial year ending March 2023: £30,815.51
  • Housing Benefit administration subsidy additional £20.175 million funding for English, Scottish and Welsh local authorities: £97,170
  • Additional New Burdens funding to meet the costs of implementing the changes to the Housing Benefit: £2066.00
  • Additional New Burdens funding to meet the costs of delivering Welfare Reform changes: £129,395
  • Further Education Capital Transformation Fund: £20 million
  • The Botulinum Toxin and Cosmetic Fillers (Children) Act grant: £9,330

May 2022:

  • Local Council Tax Support Administration Subsidy Grant: £431,043
  • VCSE Suicide Prevention Grant Fund (African Caribbean Community Initiative): £164,087
  • Housing Benefit Award Accuracy Initiative (FYE March 2023): £36,929.19

April 2022:

  • Household Support Fund: £2,631,877.25
  • School Improvement Monitoring and Brokering Grant: £29,640
  • Discretionary Housing Payment (Top Up Limit): £1,322,268
  • Additional New Burdens (Single Housing Benefit Extra management information): £9,102.00
  • Additional New Burdens (Discretionary Housing Payment Administration): £101,820
  • Additional New Burdens (Benefit Cap): £3,305.00
  • Additional New Burdens (Single Fraud Investigation Service): £2,523
  • Additional New Burdens (Housing Benefit Maintainence on UC): £7,124
  • Additional New Burdens (Natural Migration to UC): £6,251
  • Additional New Burdens (Incapacity Benefit): £2,288.00
  • Housing Benefit Administration Subsidy: £995,208
  • The Botulinum Toxin and Cosmetic Fillers (Children) Act grant: £4,829
  • Drug Strategy Allocation (including Project ADDER and accelerator): £726,601
  • Inpatient Detoxification Allocation: £54,838
  • UK Shared Prosperity Fund: £7,831,883
  • Windrush Community Fund Phase 2 (Refugee and Migrant Centre): £22,825.50
  • University of Wolverhampton: £24,829

March 2022:

  • Workforce and Retention Fund for Adult Social Care: £1,720,597
  • Council Tax Rebate: £16,159,800
  • Former Independent Living Fund Grant: £948,777

February 2022:

  • Self and Custom Build Funding: £647,000
  • Rough Sleeping Accommodation Programme: £465,000
  • Public Health Grant: £21,753,407

January 2022:

  • Community Vaccine Champions: £185,000
  • Omicron Support Fund (Adult Social Care): £344,119.00
  • Housing Benefit Award Accuracy Initiative: £38,874

Investment – 2021

December 2021:

  • Teaching Capital Grant (University of Wolverhampton): £2,030,000
  • Afghanistan Education Resettlement Scheme: £22,628.75
  • Approved Targeted Investment Fund (Royal Wolverhampton NHS): £2,030,000

November 2021:

  • Post-16 Capacity Fund (City of Wolverhampton College): £2,000,000
  • Local Reform and Community Voices 2021 - 2022: £197,247
  • War Pensions Disregard Grant 2021 - 2022: £31,573
  • Workforce Recruitment and Retention Fund (Adult Social Care): £931,990
  • UK Community Renewal Fund (Wolverhampton VCS Partnership): £719,703

October 2021:

  • School Improvement Monitoring and Brokering Grant: £88,920
  • Self-Employment Income Support Scheme: £2.7 million
  • Levelling Up Fund (City Learning Quarter): £20 million
  • Homelessness Prevention Grant 2021 to 2022 Exceptional Winter Top-Up Allocations: £185,848
  • Additional Housing Benefit Administration Subsidy 2020 - 21: £97,170
  • Pension Credit Uplift Funding: £2066.00
  • Discretionary Housing Payments: £1,353,558
  • Additional New Burdens (Welfare Reform Changes): £129,395
  • Payments for the Verify Earnings and Pension Service: £35,084.35
  • Housing Benefit Award Accuracy Initiative: £19,436.99
  • Mid-Year Discretionary Housing Payments (Top-Up Limit): £1,904,278
  • Housing Benefit Administration Subsidy (2021/22): £1,000,497

September 2021:

  • Youth Justice Board Funding (Wolverhampton): £484,671
  • New Additional Burdens (Allergen Labelling Changes):
  • Household Support Fund: £2,631,877.25

August 2021:

  • Traffic Signals Maintenance Grant Awards 2021/22: £500,000

July 2021:

  • Ockenden Review of Maternity Services: 182,462
  • Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (Royal Wolverhampton): £4,887,705
  • Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (Royal Wolverhampton): £5,000,000
  • LA COVID-19 Test and Trace Contain Outbreak Management Fund: £2,247,124.27

June 2021:

  • COVID Local Support Grant Extension: £999,456.58
  • Safer Streets Fund (Wolverhampton): £247,602

May 2021:

  • Local Council Tax Support Schemes for 2021 - 22: £3.298,187
  • Wellbeing for Education Recovery: £32,149 
  • COVID Local Support Grant: £249,864
  • Rough Sleeping Initiative: £512,400
  • Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (4th Grant): £4.6 million

April 2021:

  • School Improvement Monitoring and Brokering Grant: £71,455
  • Culture Recovery Fund:
    • Wolverhampton Grand Theatre: £568,357
    • The Asylum Art Gallery: £12,500
    • Newhampton Arts Centre: £32,871
    • Boundary Way Project: £13,600
  • Holiday Activities and Food Programme: £1,870,890.
  • Workforce Capacity Fund for Adult Social Care: £688,239
  • Restart Grant Allocations: £11,262,546
  • Adult Social Care Infection and Rapid Control Testing Fund: £1,923,805

March 2021:

  • Christmas Support Payments (Wet-Led Pubs): £102,400
  • Local Restrictions Support Grant (Closed): £964,614
  • Local Restrictions Support Grant (Open): £29,660,214
  • Additional Restrictions Support Grant: £7,606,554
  • Local Authority Public Health Grant: £21,159,004
  • Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (Wolverhampton Council): £140,000
  • Staying Put Duty: £200,139.
  • Adult Weight Management Services Grant: £239,290
  • Welcome Back Fund: £234,488 (plus additional support from the High Streets Taskforce)
  • National Leisure Recovery Fund: £267,638
  • COVID Winter Support Scheme: £369,174
  • Towns Fund: £25 million
  • Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) Taskforce: £10 million.
  • UK Community Renewal Fund: £20,000.
  • Levelling Up Fund Capacity Allocation: £150,000

February 2021:

  • Sales, Fees and Charges Compensation Scheme: £4.27 million
  • Domestic Abuse Victim Accommodation Support Fund: £650,902
  • Former Independent Living Fund Grant: £948,777
  • Free School Programme: Star Leadership Academy
  • School Rebuilding Programme: S. Peter's
  • Local Government Finance Settlement: £245.9 million
    • Improved Better Care Fund: £14.3 million
    • New Homes Bonus: £1 million
    • Social Care Grant: £11.4 million
    • Lower Tier Services Grant: £500,000

January 2021:

  • Business Loan Schemes: £76,601,025
  • E-Rostering (Pharmacy and AHP - Royal Wolverhampton): £491,000
  • Community Champions Scheme (COVID-19): £474,943

Investment - 2020

December 2020:

  • Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust Capital Funding: £3.066 million
  • Active Travel: £1 million
  • Coronavirus Community Support Fund: £783,943
  • Homelessness Prevention Grant 2021 to 2022: £886,352
  • Future High Streets Fund: £15.76 million
  • Self Employment Income Support Scheme (3rd Grant): £5.3 million

November 2020:

  • Clinically Extreme Vulnerable Support Funding: £792,688
  • Covid Winter Grant Scheme: £1.061 million
  • Culture Recovery Fund (via Arts Council England): 1.570 million
    • Wolverhampton Art Gallery: £159.758
    • Gorgeous Nightclub: £50,000
    • Wolverhampton Grand Theatre: £1.187 million
    • University of Wolverhampton Arena Theatre: £50,000
    • Newhampton Arts Centre: £95,151
    • Boundary Way Allotments and Community Garden: £27,400
  • Housing Benefit Administration Subsidy (2020-21): £998,304
  • New Burdens Funding (Housing Benefit - Severe Disability Premium): £3,731.00
  • Additional New Burden Funding (Local Housing Allowance): £1,971.00
  • Verify Earnings and Pensions Alerts service 2020-21 payments: £42,166.30
  • Additional New Burdens Funding (Welfare Reform Changes): £131,898.00
  • New Burden Funding (Severe Disability Premium Changes): £6,328
  • Discretionary Housing Payment (Overall Limit): £2,445,944
  • Additional New Burdens (Universal Credit): £40,191.00
  • National Restriction Payment: £1,316,785.00

October 2020:

  • School Improvement and Brokering Grant: £102,365
  • COVID-19 Local Authority Additional Funding: £8,707,607
  • Adult Social Care Infection Fund – Round Two: £2.972 million
  • Local Authority Compliance and Enforcement Grant: £174,265
  • British Film Institute Safety Grant (Light House Media Centre): £7,028
  • Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (2nd Round): £4.6 million (70% take-up)
  • PE and Sport Premium 2020-21: £497,720
  • Local COVID Alert Level Payment: £790,071.00

September 2020:

  • Youth Justice Board Funding (Wolverhampton): £472,632
  • Next Steps Accommodation Programme: £198,000
  • Coronavirus Education Catch-Up Premium: £1.090 million

August 2020:

  • Get Building Fund (National Brownfield Institute): £14.9 million
  • Local Authority Emergency Assistance Grant for Food and Essential Supplies: £393,536.03
  • Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust Accident and Emergency Unit: 1.720 million
  • Wellbeing for Education Return Grant: £36,942
  • Emergency Response Fund (via the Arts Council England): £110,160
  • Further Education Capital Allocation Grants: £977,134
  • Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (1st Round): £7.3 million (76% take up)

July 2020:

  • Emergency Active Travel Fund (First Tranche): £239,949.75
  • English for Speaker of Other Languages: £293,560
  • 2021-222 Schools National Funding Formula allocation: £65.601 million (4.8% increase)
  • Growth Deal (Wolverhampton Interchange): £13 million
  • Growth Deal (Civic Hall Refurbishment): £7.419 million 
  • War Pensions Disregard Grant: £32,714
  • Local Reform and Community Voices: £197,247
  • National Funding Formula (Wolverhampton South West Schools): £65,601,869

June 2020:

  • Pitch Preparation Fund: £4,000
  • Western Power Distribution ‘In This Together’ Community Matters Fund: £15,000
  • Towns Fund Capital Acceleration: £1 million
  • Local Authority Test and Trace Service Support Grant: £1,920,236.08
  • Additional Payment Contain Outbreak Management: £790,071.00
  • Local Authority Discretionary Grant Fund: £2,301,000

May 2020:

  • Local Authorities Additional Covid-19 Funding: £25.547 million (four tranches)
  • Business Grant Payments: £45.175 million (via the City of Wolverhampton Council)
  • Adult Social Care Infection Control Fund: £3.254 million
  • Covid-19 Business Rates Relief: £13.043 million (Wolverhampton South West)
    • Covid-19 Business Rates Relief: £28.732 million
  • Homelessness Reduction Grant: £652,743
  • Reopening High Streets Safely Fund: £234,488

April 2020:

  • School Improvement Monitoring and Brokering Grant: £70,688

March 2020:

  • Staying Put Duty: £200,139
  • Rough Sleeping Initiative: £390,000
  • Covid-19 Hardship Fund (council tax reductions): £3.272 million
  • Air Quality Grant: £340,000
  • Former Independent Living Fund Grant 2020 to 2021: £948,777

February 2020:

  • Local Government Finance Settlement (Core Spending Power) – £239.8 million
    • Improved Better Care Fund: £14.3 million
    • New Homes Bonus: £1.6 million
    • Social Care Grant: 8.7 million

Last Updated: 06/07/22.

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