Issue

CIL liable

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Wandsworth Council recently approved new developments that are liable for the Community Infrastructure Levy.

Wandsworth Council's Planning Applications Committee approved the construction of three new homes on Bickley Street land in June 2026, with the decision stating the development is liable for the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). CIL is a charge imposed by local authorities on new developments to help fund infrastructure. This decision was also subject to a Section 106 legal agreement.

Councils continue to apply the Community Infrastructure Levy to new developments as part of their planning approval processes. No specific council discussions or decisions regarding CIL liability are currently scheduled in the provided material, indicating ongoing application rather than new policy debates.

Key facts

  1. Wandsworth Council approved three new homes on Bickley Street land as CIL liable in June 2026. Source
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