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NEXT STEPS FOR DEVOLUTION
Thousands of people had their say on plans for devolution in the East Midlands.
Reponses are now being analysed and considered by Nottingham City Council, Derbyshire County Council, Nottinghamshire County Council, and Derby City Council before each council decide whether to move to the next stage.
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The deal, which offers the region a package of new powers and funding worth £1.14 billion, or £38 million a year over the next 30 years, has the potential to make a real difference in people’s lives.
NEXT STEPS . . .
If the four councils agree, proposals for devolution would be sent to Government for approval in Parliament and Royal Assent, which would then create the new East Midlands Combined County Authority, which would likely happen in April 2024 and the first election for a regional mayor likely taking place in May 2024.
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DEVOLUTION COULD MEAN:
More investment in our area
Economic growth
More and better jobs
Better transport, skills training and homes
More housing
An enhanced greener environment
More power in local hands
