Lakenheath · Sedge Fen · Undley · Lord’s Walk
Investing in people, places and potential by 2036
Pride in Place is a national programme funded by central government. In this area it means up to £20 million may be available over ten years, with local people deciding how it is spent. The funding covers Lakenheath, Sedge Fen, Undley and the Lord’s Walk area.
You can get involved by completing our survey to tell us your priorities for the funding or by contacting us directly using the link below. If you are part of a local group you can also apply for funding using our small grants scheme.
Read on for information on all LPiP events and meetings plus the latest news about the programme.
Lakenheath village, Sedge Fen, Undley and the Lord’s Walk area. Up to £20 million over ten years.
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Survey
Have your say
The resident survey is how the board hears what should come first.
How to take part -
Open now
Second round
£100 to £5,000. Closes 30 November 2026.
Grant details -
Next meeting
Neighbourhood Board
Wednesday 18 November 2026 at 7pm. Joining details are sent to board members only.
Meetings and papers
Latest
Short updates from the board. The full record is in the meeting papers.
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Our implementation groups are getting down to work
Lakenheath's seven Pride in Place implementation groups are turning community ideas into project lists, costings and plans.
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Community grants at work across Lakenheath
Eight local groups have shared more than £27,500 from the Lakenheath Pride in Place Communities Fund.
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Which area does Lakenheath Pride in Place cover?
The programme covers Lakenheath village, Sedge Fen, Undley and the Lord’s Walk area.
What the money can be used for
The programme can fund a wide range of local projects. Lakenheath decides which of these matter most.
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01
Children and Young People
Youth services, safe spaces and chances to learn.
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02
Environment, Energy and Technology
Green projects, renewable energy and new technology.
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03
Economic Development, Employment, Skills and Education
Jobs, skills and learning that strengthen the local economy.
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04
Community Assets and Groups
Buildings and spaces that need to work better for residents.
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Health, Wellbeing, Leisure and Active Travel
Sport, leisure, walking and cycling, and support for physical and mental health.
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Heritage, Arts and Tourism
The village's history and culture, and reasons for people to visit.
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Match Funding
Other money that can sit alongside the programme's £20 million.