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Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) policy

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Islington Council is reviewing its Community Infrastructure Levy policy and agreed a new allocation process in October 2025.

Islington Council is reviewing its Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) policy, a charge local authorities can levy on new developments to fund infrastructure. The review aims to ensure strategic allocation of funds and address uneven distribution of developer contributions. The Islington Executive agreed to a new CIL allocation process on 23 October 2025, as detailed in a policy document.

No further discussions or decisions on the Community Infrastructure Levy policy are currently scheduled at Islington Council following the Executive's agreement in October 2025. The policy aims to help deliver infrastructure needed to support sustainable development.

Key facts

  1. Islington Executive agreed to a new CIL allocation process on 23 October 2025. Source
  2. Islington Council is reviewing its CIL policy to ensure strategic allocation of funds. Source
  3. The review addresses uneven distribution of developer contributions across the borough. Source
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