CIL Spending Policy
Westminster City Council's Cabinet approved Neighbourhood CIL funding for transport improvements in Bayswater in March 2026.
Westminster City Council's Cabinet approved the allocation of £250,000 from the Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy (NCIL) in March 2026. This funding is designated for the installation of at least 20 new informal zebra crossings across the Bayswater ward. The project, specifically tailored for Bayswater, aims to improve pedestrian safety using funds from the Bayswater neighbourhood area for 'Westminster City Council (WCC) Strategic Transport and Connectivity Informal Side-Road Zebra Crossings'.
This decision reflects the application of Westminster City Council's CIL Spending Policy, which governs how the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is allocated. The policy guides the use of funds collected from new developments to support infrastructure projects within the city.
Key facts
- Westminster City Council's Cabinet approved £250,000 from the Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy (NCIL) for the Bayswater ward in March 2026. Source
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