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What is a regional fund?
A regional fund is money allocated to support specific projects or initiatives within a particular geographical area. The Fabian Society report suggests a £311 million-a-year regional fund to create 26,000 new apprenticeships annually. This aims to distribute resources and opportunities more evenly across different parts of the country.
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