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Islington Executive agreed to a new Community Infrastructure Levy allocation process in October 2025.

The Islington Executive, the executive body of Islington Council responsible for making key decisions, agreed to a new Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) allocation process on 23 October 2025. This decision followed a review of the council's CIL policy, which aims to ensure strategic allocation of funds and address uneven distribution of developer contributions across the borough.

The Community Infrastructure Levy is a charge local authorities can levy on new development to help deliver infrastructure needed for sustainable development. The Executive's agreement detailed a new CIL allocation process, as outlined in the CIL Policy October Executive 23.10.25. No further discussions or decisions by the Executive on this topic are currently scheduled.

Key facts

  1. Islington Executive agreed to a new CIL allocation process on 23 October 2025. Source
  2. The CIL policy review aims to ensure strategic allocation of funds. Source
  3. The Community Infrastructure Levy is a charge levied by local authorities on new development. Source
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