The West of England Combined Authority (WECA) is a regional governing body that fosters collaboration between local authorities in the West of England. Established to drive economic growth, enhance infrastructure, and improve public services, WECA focuses on areas such as housing, transport, skills development, and environmental sustainability. The combined authority enables its member areas to work together on strategic projects while benefiting from devolved powers and funding from the UK government.
The WECA consists of the following local authorities:
- Bristol City Council
- Bath and North East Somerset Council
- South Gloucestershire Council
Each authority brings unique strengths to the combined effort, ensuring the region thrives both economically and socially.
