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Information explaining invoicing procedures Download

Standard terms and conditions for purchase orders Download

Further information around conducting business with WMCA Download

For assistance in using the Bravo e-tendering portal Download

A summary version of the Science and Innovation Audit for the West Midlands Download

The full Science and Innovation Audit for the West Midlands Download

The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) Annual Review is produced annually by the Black Country Consortium’s Economic Intelligence Unit (EIU) to provide an overview of the WMCA’s economic performance during the year. Download

The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) Annual Review is produced annually by the Black Country Consortium’s Economic Intelligence Unit (EIU) to provide an overview of the WMCA’s economic performance during the year. This is an executive summary version of this document. Download

The Review and Annual Plan 2017-18 shows the WMCA's strategic approach for the year ahead. Download

The scheme describes our vision and policy on equality, diversity and inclusion from 2017-2019. Download

West Midlands Productivity and Skills Commission public Call for Evidence supporting document, called an 'Intelligence Pack'. Download

West Midlands Productivity and Skills Commission public Call for Evidence document which will help inform the commission's work. Download

Notice of public inspection for the WMCA statement of accounts for year ended 31 March 2017. Download

WMCA Statement of Accounts for year ended 31 March 2017, unaudited. Download

The final report and recommendations of the WMCA Land Commission, published February 2017 Download

University of Birmingham's report Mental Health in the West Midlands Combined Authority. Download

Andy Street, Mayor of the West Midlands' Renewal Plan for the region. Download

Summary version of the WMCA Mental Health Commission's Thrive action plan. Download

WMCA Mental Health Commission - full action plan - Thrive document Download

Our Environment Strategy: Think Global: Act Local is based on the concept of continual improvement and sets out our objectives and approach for the environmental management of West Midlands Combined Authority operations over a five year period. Download

The WMCA Roadside Information Recharging Scheme recharges bus operators for the provision of information at bus stops. This allows a uniform approach linked to Network West Midlands branding. Download

The latest news on transport developments in the region, including the Strategic Transport Plan, rail devolution, Metro operations and delivery, HS2 connectivity, bus franchising and useful data on latest travel trends. Download

This Equality and Inclusion Review serves to provide an update on equality, diversity and inclusion developments in 2015/16 and therefore relates to activities prior to the WMCA formation. Download

High level analysis of the numbers, needs and current service usage/costs of people with multiple complex needs has been completed by The Lankelly Chase Foundation. Download

On 4 October 2016, the Midland Metro Alliance, on behalf of the West Midland Combined Authority submitted an application for a Transport and Works Act Order (TWAO) to secure powers to build, operate and maintain the Birmingham Eastside Extension (BEE). All information about this application (including documents submitted) can be accessed via the MMA website: http://www.metroalliance.co.uk/eastside-extension/ Download

Transport for West Midlands are bidding for funding for a scheme that will deliver GLOSA and real time information messages to HGV drivers. It will build upon existing ITS systems and services to enable driver assist messages to be delivered via a newly developed smartphone App. Download

The West Midlands Combined Authority is required by law to protect the public funds it administers. WMCA may share information provided to it with other bodies responsible for; auditing, or administering public funds, or where undertaking a public function, in order to prevent and detect fraud. Download

A summary of responses to the West Midlands Combined Authority Consultation – Mayoral WMCA Functions Scheme Download

Functions required to deliver the devolution agreement in the West Midlands. Download

Older & Disabled Persons Travel (Bus) Concession Scheme 1985 Download

Travel Concession Reimbursement Arrangements 2000 Download

Child Travel (Bus) Concession Reimbursement Arrangements 1985 Download

Child Travel (Bus) Concession Scheme 1985 Download

Travel (Rail) Concession Scheme 1985 Download

Travel (Metro) Concession Scheme 1985 Download

West Midlands Land Commission's public Call for Evidence to help inform their research/ final report. Download

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) about the West Midlands Land Commission. Download

West Midlands Land Commission's Terms of Reference and summary of each stage of work including methodology. Download

Cycle Charter Download

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The Mayoral WMCA Functions Scheme Download

The Scheme set out the proposed membership, geography, funding, powers, duties and executive arrangements of the emerging combined authority and was submitted to government. Download

Summary version of the Strategic Economic Plan (SEP) sets out the vision, objectives, strategy and actions to improve the quality of life of everyone who lives and works in the West Midlands. Download

The Strategic Economic Plan (SEP) sets out the vision, objectives, strategy and actions to improve the quality of life of everyone who lives and works in the West Midlands. Download

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The WMCA's environmental policy lays out the committment to assessing the environmental effects of its business operations and working with partners to deliver good practices to minimise negative impacts on the environment. Download

Investment Prospectus for the West Midlands Combined Authority Download

The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) commissioned a new, bespoke economic modelling framework which will be delivered in June 2016. The Dynamic Economic Impact Model (DEIM) is a best-in-class regional model which will provide a robust mechanism to measure the economic impact of investments in a spatial context. Download

The WMCA Performance Management Framework (PMF) will provide a clear framework against which success can be measured. Download

The WMCA Skills Appendix contains a series of RAG rated tables relating to the following aspects of skills, qualifications, and employment. Download

The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) area is home to 132,000 businesses. The following list contains the largest strategic companies in the area by turnover. Download

In the development of the LEP Strategic Economic plans a variety of approaches and economic models were utilised by the WM LEP areas in order to set ambitions and clear targets for growth. In order to support the development of the SEP for the WMCA the LEP and LA’s agreed to commission Oxford Economics to produce an Economic model covering the WMCA area providing consistent datasets across all geographical areas. Download

In February 2015, the Black Country Economic Intelligence Unit (EIU) launched a project to cultivate and refine an approach to approximating income and expenditure for the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) geography. There are a number of ways to appraise both national income and expenditure streams in an analysis of this kind, the foremost aspiration of the exercise was to ascertain whether the WMCA is a ‘net contributor’ or a ‘cost centre’ to the national purse. Download

The West Midlands Combined Authority has identified ten sectors which are fundamental to increasing GVA and employment and to achieving the eight strategic priorities as stated in the WMCA SEP. Download

The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) has been established with a purpose: to plan for, and deliver, a transport system across the West Midlands Metropolitan area that will boost our regional economy and improve the daily lives of our residents and workers. This document, and the accompanying full document, sets out our vision and a strategy for how we will achieve it. Download

The plan is based on making better use of our existing capacity, through measures such as junction improvements, alongside large-scale investment in sustainable transport capacity and supporting operational and smaller scale measures. Download

In spring 2016, fifteen residents of the West Midlands, with lived experience of mental health problems, met for eight sessions of deliberation. Their task was to produce a set of recommendations for the West Midlands Mental Health Commission, whose function is to advise government and the West Midlands Combined Authority on how public services can be transformed in the context of a devolution deal for mental health and well-being. Download

A presentation Download

Summary of consultation analysis on proposals for a West Midlands Combined Authority Download

The devolution agreement between Government and West Midlands Combined Authority Board Download

A summary of the devolution deal Download

Analysis of the engagement carried out across the seven metropolitan authorities on proposals for a Combined Authority in the West Midlands Download

The Scheme is the basis for the creation of the new body and is included in the submission to Government. Download

The case for establishing a Combined Authority in the West Midlands. Download

We launched our vision for the West Midlands Combined Authority in July 2015, through a document called the Statement of Intent. Download