Acknowledged the impact of potholes on local economies. Announced a £1.5 billion programme to revitalise neglected infrastructure in the east midlands with up to £20 million funding per area over 20 years. Mentioned the £410 million investment for clean energy, including fusion plant development. Housing developments will support construction of nearly 1,500 homes and regenerate urban sites. Highlighted the acquisition by Homes England of the Broad Marsh site in Nottingham city centre for regeneration. Emphasised local leadership's role in driving such projects forward. We have provided significant funding for regeneration projects in Derbyshire, Bassetlaw, and other regions. For instance, Derby will receive £3.75 million to transform priority areas in the city. Infinity Park is getting £1.5 million for a research and development facility, while North East Derbyshire receives £1 million for infrastructure improvements. The government supports local leadership and devolution, as demonstrated by investments from Mayor Claire Ward's EMCCA initiative. Future devolution includes the Greater Lincolnshire combined county authority with £750 million of investment over 30 years. We recognise that effective public transport is key to unlocking growth across the east midlands. We will continue to work towards local government reorganisation, aiming for rationalised tiers and community involvement in decision-making.