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Borough Investment Panel

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Islington Council's Executive recently agreed a new Community Infrastructure Levy allocation process, a type of investment decision for which the Borough Investment Panel is responsible.

Islington Council's Executive agreed to a new Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) allocation process in October 2025, following a review of its CIL policy. This decision concerns the strategic allocation of funds from developer contributions, which is an investment decision. The Borough Investment Panel is a body within Islington Council responsible for investment decisions.

The CIL policy review aims to address the uneven distribution of developer contributions across the borough and ensure funds support sustainable development. No specific upcoming meetings or further discussions directly involving the Borough Investment Panel regarding this CIL allocation process have been reported in the supplied material.

Key facts

  1. Islington Council's Executive agreed to a new CIL allocation process in October 2025. Source
  2. The Community Infrastructure Levy is a charge levied by local authorities on new development. Source
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