Faint o arian sydd wedi'i ddyfarnu fel rhan o'r fenter trawsnewid trefi hyd yma, wedi'i nodi yn ôl etholaeth?
The Transforming Towns capital budget is allocated on a regional basis with project proposals for specific towns being prioritised by the respective local authorities aligned with the strategic aims of a region. The Welsh Government does not hold the information requested at constituency level. The information held centrally is available by local authority and provided below.
The Transforming Towns programme was announced in January 2020. Some projects included in the totals below were supported by funding which pre-dates the announcement, in addition to receiving funding under the Transforming Towns programme. For these projects, the total value of funding awarded has been included:
|
Local Authority |
Total Funding Awarded to date |
|
Anglesey |
£6,270,484 |
|
Blaenau Gwent |
£11,498,946 |
|
Bridgend |
£7,053,305 |
|
Caerphilly |
£12,960,264 |
|
Cardiff |
£5,581,135 |
|
Carmarthenshire |
£14,238,331 |
|
Ceredigion |
£5,693,136 |
|
Conwy |
£4,333,456 |
|
Denbighshire |
£12,532,649 |
|
Flintshire |
£2,973,209 |
|
Gwynedd |
£8,185,268 |
|
Merthyr Tydfil |
£15,366,029 |
|
Monmouthshire |
£1,964,772 |
|
Neath Port Talbot |
£24,161,507 |
|
Newport |
£11,432,473 |
|
Pembrokeshire |
£10,358,852 |
|
Powys |
£7,109,302 |
|
Rhondda Cynon Taf |
£17,684,336 |
|
Swansea |
£40,218,265 |
|
Torfaen |
£1,647,000 |
|
Vale of Glamorgan |
£2,989,500 |
|
Wrexham |
£10,613,131 |