Capital Project Development and Delivery Programme 

Applications Now Closed

Thank you to everyone who submitted an application to the programme. We’ve been delighted by the level of interest and the quality of submissions received.

We are now entering the assessment and appraisal phase, where each application will be carefully reviewed in line with the programme’s aims and criteria. This process is expected to take several weeks to ensure fairness and thoroughness.

All applicants will be contacted in late September with the outcome of their submission. We appreciate your patience during this time and look forward to sharing the results soon.

About the Capital Project Development and Delivery Programme 

The York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority (YNYCA) is launching the Capital Project Development and Delivery Programme using part of its UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) allocation for 2025/26. The programme supports the development and delivery of community-focused capital projects across York and North Yorkshire. All funded work must be completed by March 2026

Understanding Project Stages

This programme has been designed to support capital projects which have already progressed beyond the feasibility stage. We are not funding early-stage or pre-feasibility work through this programme.

This programme will support:

Development-stage projects: Projects that have completed a feasibility study and are now taking the steps towards submitting a planning application. This typically includes design development, cost planning, and technical preparation. (RIBA Stages 2 – 3)

Delivery-stage projects: Projects that already have planning permission and are ready to begin construction or implementation. (RIBA Stages 4 – 5)

(The RIBA Plan of Work stages for Construction Projects may be used as a guide).

Objectives

Projects should aim to :

  • Deliver capital improvements that benefit local communities
  • Support spaces or initiatives such as community hubs, cultural/creative centres, or community energy schemes
  • Attract future investment from regional or national sources