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A wnaiff y Gweinidog ddarparu dadansoddiad o gyllid Llywodraeth Cymru, yn ôl ardal y cyngor, ar gyfer cyfleusterau chwaraeon ers 2018?

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The majority of direct Welsh Government investment in sports facilities is channelled through Sport Wales, our delivery partner. Since 2018 we have provided £22.9m in capital funding to Sport Wales to invest in sporting facilities.  

The Welsh Government also runs a number of programmes of its own which have a positive impact on the sports facilities estate, including the Sustainable Communities for Learning Programme and Community Facilities Programme. Total programme expenditure through our Sustainable Learning for Communities Programme over the period is £565.1m across all local authorities and colleges in Wales. This includes expenditure for both new build and refurbishment works on primary, secondary, SEN schools and college facilities. In many cases this has also included sport facilities. It is not possible to provide a breakdown of the investment made in sporting facilities due to the structure of the programme.  

 Information on expenditure through the Community Facilities Programme and through Sport Wales is set out in the tables below.

 Community Facilities Programme investment in sporting facilities 2018-22

 

Local Authority

Amount

Blaenau Gwent

£303,753

Bridgend

£270,000

Caerphilly

£33,000

Cardiff

£262,402

Carmarthenshire

£279,500

Ceredigion

£0

Conwy

£46,000

Denbighshire

£47,499

Flintshire

£19,000

Gwynedd

£270,000

Isle of Anglesey

£0

Merthyr Tydfil

£477,631

Monmouthshire

£8,000

Neath Port Talbot

£260,941

Newport

£0

Pembrokeshire

£21,508

Powys

£8,000

Rhondda Cynon Taff

£75,000

Swansea

£44,500

Vale of Glamorgan

£0

Torfaen

£116,036

Wrexham

£250,000

Total

£2,792,770

Funding provided through Sport Wales for sporting facilities 2018-22

Local Authority

Amount

Blaenau Gwent

£152,000

Bridgend

£294,360

Caerphilly

£560,000

Cardiff

£2,113,439

Carmarthenshire

£857,658

Ceredigion

£746,669

Conwy

£232,849

Denbighshire

£2,000,000

Flintshire

£879,313

Gwynedd

£726,293

Isle of Anglesey

£282,565

Merthyr Tydfil

£252,197

Monmouthshire

£ 487,325

Neath Port Talbot

£75,000

Newport

£481,221

Pembrokeshire

£20,000

Powys

£303,874

Rhondda Cynon Taff

£81,515

Swansea

£447,369

Vale of Glamorgan

£200,000

Torfaen

£174,968

Wrexham

£396,500

Total

£11,765,115