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Greater Lincolnshire Devolution Combined County Authority

Devolution in Greater Lincolnshire

The process of getting devolved powers and funding to Greater Lincolnshire started with a joint proposal between Lincolnshire County Council, North Lincolnshire Council and North East Lincolnshire Council.

We consulted with all residents in the area on our proposal in December 2023 and January 2024. You can see the results of that consultation on the Let’s Talk Lincolnshire website.

A deal was agreed with the government in 2024 that then allowed the formation of the Greater Lincolnshire Combined County Authority (GLCCA). All three constituent councils sit on the GLCCA with voting rights. The GLCCA is now established including an elected Mayor following elections on 1 May 2025. You can find out about the work of the GLCCA on their website.
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You can find out more about devolution on the Local Government Association website.

Greater Lincolnshire is set to benefit from £720m in new investment and game-changing powers, after a landmark devolution deal was agreed with Government.

The deal will now progress through its final Parliamentary stage, to allow the forming of a Combined County Authority (CCA) ahead of the Mayoral election in May 2025.

Devolution will mean:

  • a 30-year investment fund worth £720m to level-up the whole of Greater Lincolnshire
  • a stronger role in setting and delivering Greater Lincolnshire’s priorities
  • control over a range of powers and budgets currently administered by central government
  • additional powers to tackle challenges and make the most of our economic potential so everyone who lives and works here benefits
  • £28m for new a raft of projects to create new jobs
  • a new Mayor to give Greater Lincolnshire a louder voice, more influence, and a higher profile, locally, nationally and globally
  • even more chances to work together across boundaries and borders.

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