Both councils said they were “disappointed” to receive nothing last month
No council officers in Northamptonshire worked full-time on preparing unsuccessful multi-million pound Government funding bids. Both North and West Northamptonshire Councils applied for cash from the Levelling Up Fund round 2 and said they were “disappointed” to receive nothing last month.
The authorities said none of its officers spent all of their working time on the bids, although both hired a consultant each to supplement their work. WNC said it spent £65,366 getting advice from Avison Young UK Ltd. It said two council officers worked on its submissions. A project officer worked for about 25 per cent of their time preparing the bids and a project manager for about 15 per cent of their time.
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