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Essential Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL), planning obligations and finance information. Find the latest details of councils' levy plans in our live table, and read the latest updates and news analysis from around the country.
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CIL Watch: who's charging what?
Want to know whether your local authority has published Community Infrastructure Levy proposals? Our live table includes the latest details of councils' levy plans, including a breakdown of charges by development type.
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CIL & Finance News
East Devon Council - CIL draft charging schedule published
East Devon Council published its CIL draft charging schedule for consultation on 21 August 2019.
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Let councils set planning fees to help deal with austerity cuts, say MPs
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Government announces £600m infrastructure funding to unlock 50,000 new homes
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630-home Yorkshire scheme refused over failure to maximise density potential
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What the new housing ministerial team has in store for planning
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CIL Watch: Sussex councils move forward with plans for two new levies
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Parliament approves government's CIL and section 106 changes
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CIL Watch: Brent tops table for CIL revenue raised in 2017/18
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Brokenshire announces support for 19 new garden villages
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Council planning cost recovery to form part of green paper, says Brokenshire
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'Inherent problems at heart of the planning system' threaten 300,000 homes target, say MPs
Latest CIL Updates
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Arun Council - CIL draft charging schedule submitted for examination
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Havering Council - CIL charging schedule adopted
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Hounslow Council - Review CIL preliminary draft charging schedule published
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Chiltern and South Bucks Councils - Joint CIL draft charging schedule published
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Stevenage - CIL draft charging schedule published
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Canterbury City Council - CIL draft charging schedule submitted for examination
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Arun Council - CIL draft charging schedule published
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London Legacy Development Corporation - CIL draft charging schedule submitted for examination
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East Devon Council - Revised CIL preliminary draft charging schedule published
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Cheshire East Council - CIL charging schedule adopted
- Planning Director | Coventry area | East / South / West Midlands background | Equity role Lewis Davey Near Coventry
- Town Planner (Rural Projects) | Cirencester | 2+ years’ experience preferred Lewis Davey Cirencester
- PRINCIPAL PLANNING OFFICER (DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT) Lewis Davey Farnborough, Hampshire
- Associate Planner | Bristol | Major strategic sites | up to £56k + car Lewis Davey Bristol
- Planning Director / Senior Associate | Lead Manchester office | £60k - £100k DOE Lewis Davey Manchester, Greater Manchester
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Community Infrastructure Levy maps
More than 200 local authorities in England and Wales have published Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) plans for consultation. Use the interactive maps below to view councils' progress in implementing CIL and the rates they are proposing to charge.
CIL Policy & Legislation Documents
The Incidence, Value and Delivery of Planning Obligations and CIL in England in 2016-17
This study explores the extent and value of agreed planning obligations and CIL levied in England in 2016 to 2017.
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Supporting housing delivery through developer contributions
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The Community Infrastructure Levy (Amendment) Regulations 2018 - Draft
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The value, impact and delivery of the Community Infrastructure Levy: Report of Study
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Community infrastructure levy review: questionnaire
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The Community Infrastructure Levy (Amendment) Regulations 2014 - Draft
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The Community Infrastructure Levy (Amendment) Regulations 2014 - Draft
CIL Policy Resources
- Policy & Legislation Tracker
The latest town planning policy & legislation news & updates including current government consultations and legislation in progress delivered by email
CIL In Depth
CIL Watch: Government u-turns on CIL indexation
Regulations laid before parliament this month will bring in a series of changes to developer contributions from 1 September.
What the new requirement for councils to publish infrastructure funding statements means for you
A new requirement for councils to produce and maintain statements detailing developer contributions funding and spending will place new burdens on them, observers predict, but will also present opportunities for both authorities and applicants.
CIL Watch: South West drives levy uptake
Local authorities in the South West accounted for more than half of the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) charging schedules adopted last year, according to figures recorded by Planning.
What the London mayoral levy MkII means for you
What are the implications for councils and developers of the introduction of the second iteration of the London mayor's community infrastructure levy, asks Adam Branson.
