The UK government has announced a £700 million funding package aimed at developing up to ten major industrial and commercial sites across the country. The initiative is being implemented with the participation of the Business Secretary, who announced the allocation of funds as part of a regional economic growth strategy. Mayors and local leaders have been engaged in the project, working jointly with a special unit at the Prime Minister's office — No10 North. Their task is to identify and select the 'top 10' most promising strategic sites for major investment throughout the country. The programme aims to create conditions for attracting private investment in industry and commercial real estate, which should contribute to job creation and strengthen regional economies outside London. The funding is intended to be directed toward preparing the infrastructure of selected sites to make them attractive to potential investors and developers. The initiative reflects the government's broader course toward decentralizing economic development and supporting regions that have traditionally received fewer investments compared to the capital region. The selected sites are expected to become growth points for local economies and help balance regional economic development across the country.