UK Government Launches 12-Week Call for Evidence on National Lottery Good Cause Funding

On 1 July 2026, the UK government launched a 12‑week call for evidence to shape the future of National Lottery Good Cause funding. The review invites players, organisations and communities across the UK to share views on how the lottery’s £53 billion in good‑cause grants should be allocated. It follows the last major review in 2002‑2003 and comes as Allwyn, the lottery operator, aims to double good‑cause income to £60 million per week by 2034. The consultation will explore which sectors benefit most and how funding can become more accessible, particularly for grassroots groups. Responses can be submitted on GOV.UK.

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