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The Pride in Place Impact Fund, is an investment plan for local communities across the country. Stoke-on-Trent has been allocated £1.5 million to help rebuild community pride.

How the money has been invested so far:

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£20,000 for Ball Green

Impact Fund

£40,000 for Fegg Hayes

Impact Fund

£11,00 for Tunstall Pavillion

Impact Fund

£12,800 for Bridley Ford Park

Impact Fund

£14,000 for new park in Sandyford

Impact Fund

The main three objectives of this fund are:

Creating better community spaces:

  • Create, extend, improve or refurbish community facilities

  • Enable community organisations to take control or ownership of underused but valued local assets

  • Safeguard important local buildings for future generations

  • These projects should strengthen community connection, resilience and pride.

Creating better public spaces:

  • Enhance parks, squares, playgrounds, and leisure spaces

  • Improve accessibility, including disability access

  • Introduce street furniture, public art, signage, lighting, wayfinding and other design features that make spaces welcoming and inclusive

  • These improvements should be clearly visible and benefit a wide range of users.

Revitalising high streets and town centres

  • Improve the attractiveness and accessibility of high streets and town centres

  • Support shopfront improvements for independent retailers

  • Encourage the reuse of vacant or underused premises

  • Deliver streetscape enhancements, public art, trails, walkways, and market infrastructure Projects should help bring footfall back into local centres and create places people are proud to visit.

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