what exactly is eden project? north well, the eden project? north well, the eden project?en project is it's a different concept from the one called the same brand. it's the same team that are doing deals and they come. morecambe it's going to be more of a marine park is to be built to write something and it's also going to be built in the centre of the town. so to completely regenerate, we had the link road here about ten years ago secured the link road here about ten years ago secure d £120 million years ago secured £120 million to be the quickest seaside link, shall we say, from the m6 anywhere in the country . and anywhere in the country. and that's what we're being projected . so this 50 million is projected. so this 50 million is a ten year project on the south and the eden project. you know , and the eden project. you know, that's getting to this point where we've got the money and it's fantastic. it's the biggest levelling up award happening in the north of england , but it's the north of england, but it's going to completely completely change. morecambe it's really

yes, this is of— got the eden project north? yes, this is one of the _ got the eden project north? winners. £50 million coming to morecambe. it's a huge _ million coming to morecambe. it's a huge amount of money and basically it equates _ huge amount of money and basically it equates to half the cost for eden project— it equates to half the cost for eden project north. you may have been to the one _ project north. you may have been to the one in_ project north. you may have been to the one in cornwall, well, the same sort of— the one in cornwall, well, the same sort of thing — the one in cornwall, well, the same sort of thing is planned for here in morecambe bay, which is behind me. this is— morecambe bay, which is behind me. this is a _ morecambe bay, which is behind me. this is a land — morecambe bay, which is behind me. this is a land where it's going to be and _ this is a land where it's going to be and it— this is a land where it's going to be and it will transform things. 300 jobs _ be and it will transform things. 300 jobs as— be and it will transform things. 300 jobs as i_

directly opposite where the eden project is going to be built. at is an excellent question. if we have time i local team. that is an excellent i question. if we have time afterwards you can have a chat with me and we can make sure that we have thought about it and get you the support you need. thank you for the job that you are doing as well, because that is brilliant as well. i was in scotland and northern ireland seeing their search and rescue team and they were talking about interactions with your colleagues as well. they need people to help them out when they come yes thank you to doing that. i will pick that up with you if that is all right, and thank you for volunteering. forthe right, and thank you for volunteering. for the questions and answers afterwards. there was a lady at the back. i am getting waived at. i will take some question from the media as well. i i will take some question from the media as well.— i will take some question from the media as well. i am williams, leader of lancashire — media as well. i am williams, leader of lan

the eden pro'ect in project. yes, thank you. the eden project in cornwall, _ project.ou period. find we will start to see it coming to fruition within it you period. and i am sure it — fruition within it you period. and i am sure it will _ fruition within it you period. and i am sure it will be _ fruition within it you period. and i am sure it will be hugely - fruition within it you period. and i am sure it will be hugely well- am sure it will be hugely well visited. david morris, mp for war command lunesdale, thank you very much for talking to us. thank you. let's now go to mason boycott—owen. he is the westminister correspondent at the yorkshire post. talk to us about the winners and losers in this levelling up process today. i losers in this levelling up process toda . , , ., , ~' , today. i guess that is the key thin , today. i guess that is the key thing. there _ today. i guess that is the key thing, there are _ today. i guess that is the key thing, there are winners - today. i guess that is the key thing, there are winners and | today. i guess that is the key - th

and £50 million goes to the eden project in morecambe in lancashire, to help turn a derelict site oncorrespondent ben wright reports from lancashire. the view from here will soon look very different. the prime minister admires plans to build a new eden project — an eco—tourism attraction overlooking morecambe bay that has just been given a huge dollop of levelling up funding. absolutely brilliant news! ministers, like michael gove, say it will bring economic sunshine to a coastal area that has struggled in recent years. but at a q&a for morecambe locals, rishi sunak defended hefty hand—outs to areas in the south of england too. i think the funding that you're all getting per person out of this levelling up fund is twice per capita what london and the south east is getting, and that should give you guys the confidence that when we talk about delivering levelling up and spreading opportunity across the country, that we really mean it. it's not the only controversy surrounding the latest list of awards. there are winners and losers, with the decisions made by officials in westminster. l

the prime minister admires plans to build a new eden project — an eco—tourism attraction overlookingiven a huge dollop of levelling up funding. absolutely brilliant news! ministers, like michael gove, said today it will bring economic sunshine into a coastal area that has struggled in recent years. but at a q&a for morecambe locals, rishi sunak defended hefty hand—outs to areas in the south of england too. i think the funding that you're all getting per person out of this levelling up fund is twice per capita what london and the south east is getting, and that should give you guys the confidence that when we talk about delivering levelling up, spreading opportunity across the country, that we really mean it. it's not the only controversy surrounding the latest list of awards. there are winners and losers, with the decisions made by officials in westminster. labour says it would replace the current system. i don't think anyone looking at this process, tory mps are up in arms today, lots of people around the country who lost out completely, i don't think anyone thinks the system is fai

the reason the easier they're going to build an eden project based on the eden project done in cornwallin in morecambe. and the problem is the was kind of part of the announcement team for that today 50 million quid being spent on its but as i said it's part of a range of initiatives right across country, including here in the north—west the reason, though, that some people got pretty about this pretty animated today about this levelling up agenda that levelling up agenda is that actually money is just being actually money is not just being spent north of england, actually money is not just being spe|right north of england, actually money is not just being spe|right acrossth of england, actually money is not just being spe|right across thef england, actually money is not just being spe|right across the uk, gland, but right across the uk, including the opening a including the opening of a castle in kent to places in camden in north london , and to camden in north london, and to other parts of the south—east of england's and. many people are quite frustrated, suggesting levelling up was a

the eco—tourism attraction, the eden project, in morcombe, is set to receive £50 million from the government'sore about it. we know about the eden project in cornwall. what's yours going to be like?- eden project in cornwall. what's yours going to be like? thanks for that. you yours going to be like? thanks for that- you can _ yours going to be like? thanks for that. you can imagine. _ yours going to be like? thanks for that. you can imagine. all- yours going to be like? thanks for that. you can imagine. all of- yours going to be like? thanks for that. you can imagine. all of the l that. you can imagine. all of the people in morcombe and everybody who's involved is delighted with the news today. it's been a project in the making for a long time. it's one of these projects that has a real partnership, real teamwork between the university in lancaster and the county council, the city council. it was one of these projects that came where people felt the level of deprivation in morcambe with an amazing natural beauty nearby was a chance to tell a story about how people connect to nature. at the po

the eden project, yorkshire. the eden project, nonh yorkshire.bour's criticised the plan, saying london and south east england will be getting most of the money. but rishi sunak's promise to deliver economic growth and new jobs in local communities so that we can create jobs, drive growth and make sure that people feel enormous pride in the places that they call home. today, we will announce new funding coming on top of what we've already announced, meaning that we've spent almost announced, meaning that we've spent almost £4 billion in 200 different communities across the country, including dozens here in the north—west, people have talked about investing in places like for years, but it's like this for years, but it's this government that's delivering leaders delivering it. health leaders are making contingency plans for what could be the biggest walk out in the history of the nhs. next month it was announced yesterday that ambulance workers will join nurses in a combined day of action for the first time ever on february the sixth. nurses in en

one of them is the eden project, which marks a new chapter for morecambe. dave guest reports.viewed with 21st century eyes of course, this looks so wrong. but back then, the so called bathing beauties brought huge crowds to morecambe's superswimming stadium. that swimming stadium stood on this very site. i spent many a happy, long summer holiday with my mates splashing about in that olympic sized pool. so many of us shed a tear the day that they decided to demolish it to make way for a new—fangled bubbles leisure pool. that eventually also met its end. and now eden is due to rise on this site. mike wall has seeing many exciting new dawns for morecambe turned to disappointing dusks. he edited the morecambe visitor four years and masterminded the campaign to immortalize the resort�*s most famous son in bronze. it's still a major draw for tourists, but does he think eden will be the same? the greatest asset morecambe always had, even when it was a fishing village, the bay itself. the eden project will make the most of that, and i think it can only be good for notjust morecambe, b

they include the eden project, north is in morecambe as well . is in morecambe as well.he deprived areas of the uk, the north—west is the top region, so the amount of money per person living there . who came top living there. who came top north—west who came second? north. east and actually, if you look down to the other end of the table, find places like london in the southeast. and the difference is huge . so i think difference is huge. so i think the funding that you're all per person out of this levelling up fundis person out of this levelling up fund is twice per capita. what london southeast is getting. and that should give you guys a confidence that when talk about delivering, levelling up and spreading opportunity across the country, we mean . country, that we really mean. meanwhile, sir keir starmer is at davos at the world economic . at davos at the world economic. the labour leader is looking reassure global finance chiefs that britain will be open for business under a labour government. he also pledged there'd be no new oil and gas investment in the uk if his

some of the biggest winners include a new eden project at morecambe bay — which gets £50 million.pounds for a new rail service in cardiff. and 45 million pounds to improve the port of dover. labour has called the money "a partial refund" on what it says the conservatives "have stripped out of communities". but on a visit to blackpool — which is getting funding for a new university campus — the levelling up secretary michael gove said the money would help grow the economy. i would help grow the economy. think it is importani action i think it is important we take action at every point, so we do need to make sure we are bearing down on inflation, that we do everything to reduce prices, everything to support people through a difficult time, but we've also got to think aboutjobs, skills and education. so the investment we are making here, alongside investments that we are making elsewhere in lancashire and in the north—west, and across the northern midlands, that is designed to make sure people have a brighter future to look forward to. but a short while ago, the shadow levelling up s

growth from rail links that some said were not even necessary to changing rooms, and then eco eden projectbe. now they may have a point. labour said that the whole exercise had been a bit the hunger games and hadn't even replaced the local money that the tories had taken away over the tories had taken away over the years . though of course, to the years. though of course, to be fair, was never the be fair, that was never the objective. but even the tory mayor of the midlands, andy street, has said it was a begging bowl exercise. then two big names from the frontline of british business. but the boot into government economic . sir into government economic. sir james dyson he a vacuum cleaner and handed liar fame right that wrote big government was wrecking country and that the belief that the state could solve all of our woes was a dead weight on british industry . then weight on british industry. then the hotelier rocco forte whose family name synonymous with the hospitality sector, said that high taxes made the uk virtually a no go area for investors and employers. now the boss of the cbi

across the north of england, includin g £50 of england, including £50 million for new northern eden projectsteesside regeneration in gateshead. but do people of the north feel they will actually benefit as a result? do you think you've benefited from levelling up ? no. benefited from levelling up? no. they have put some in morecambe 50 million, but that's to build a brand new thing that isn't there. the minute. well the government needs start here in order to government local authority as well because we've run a food bank here we've basically free food and basically given free food and we've a lot of families we've got a lot of families struggling and people actually willing to consider their own lives because they're struggling . that's not levelling up to me. it just depends. you put it in education and you put it in and that says, yeah, i would have benefited, but i don't think i've benefited. it's clear that money is definite being invested here . the north of england . only here. the north of england. only time will tell whether it will actually lead to levelling up. sophie reaper. gb

eden _ country. among the 100 projects getting funding are eden project| getting funding are eden project north and rugbytowards a new train line, and there will be a new ferry for one of britain's most remote islands in the shetlands. while campaigners say it funding for better transport links will help, it will not solve long—standing issues. tao will help, it will not solve long-standing issues. too many passengers _ long-standing issues. too many passengers are _ long-standing issues. too many passengers are seeing - long-standing issues. too many passengers are seeing servicesl passengers are seeing services cancelled at short notice, or cancelled at short notice, or cancelled the night before, and that affect their journey getting cancelled the night before, and that affect theirjourney getting into work or places of education. what passengers want now is much more punctual, reliable services, investment in the future is great but today they wanted to see their rail services much more reliable and punctual. {iii rail services much more reliable and unctual. ., , punctual. of the government says the

but the eden project, your art kind of fitting into this this theme of a lot of animals , a lot of aot of animals, a lot of species living on the edge. yeah, yeah that's correct. that's correct. so i loved my time there, but i was not the only person that did not believe in co2. climate change. so lots of people then in the climate industry, well, it was environmentalism back then loads of people didn't believe in it and over the years they've been weaned out of the industry. the paper worked there for years like they depend on me. for example, i remember pushed out the pushed out the bbc, the door, pushed out the bbc, treated him terribly well. in the end, the politics kind of takes over quite bit, doesn't takes over quite a bit, doesn't it? and we finish up in 2010 with a pretty dramatic incident that you're involved in. it is your art is being displayed and. it is a pretty controversial piece of art, isn't it? yeah, it was. it was made to be controversial . what were you controversial. what were you trying to say in that picture? i was just trying to get well you. you've got to re

the north of england, includin g £50 north of england, including £50 million for a new northern eden projectgateshead. but the people of the north feel they will actually benefit as a result. do you think you've benefited from levelling up ? no. benefited from levelling up? no. they may have put some in morecambe 50 million, but to that's bring build a brand new thing that isn't there the minute. well, the government needs to start care and not just the government local authority as well because we run a food bank here we're basically giving free food away . and we've a free food away. and we've got a lot struggling and lot of families struggling and people willing to people actually willing to consider to set their own consider it to set their own lives because they're struggling. that's not levelling up to just put it in up to me. just to put it in education and put in and that. yes, yeah. it would have benefited. but i don't think i've benefited. it's clear that money is definite being invested here in north of england, but only time will tell whether it will actually lead to levelling up

yeah welcome projects like the eden projects because you know, the labour administration at county inroject is now coming to fruition, make a massive difference in terms of regeneration and for tourism . regeneration and for tourism. but what is it on the ground, those major infrastructure projects which has to be fully spent lots. if we got the same investment in the west and in lancashire , you know, very lancashire, you know, very relaxed. you know, skelmersdale is a town that's landlocked. there's no train connection and so it would open up a huge opportunity to create jobs and opportunities forget industry in that area . the concept of line. that area. the concept of line. yeah a massive opportunity to link lancashire with yorkshire and the wider parts of the north. those are the big projects that we need in the north of england. what we don't needis north of england. what we don't need is councils fighting each other for little bits of money. and said, you know, doing and you said, you know, doing welcoming. yeah, course. welcoming. yeah, of course. i welcome all parts of our ol

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