Showing posts with label Community Infrastructure Levy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Community Infrastructure Levy. Show all posts
Sunday 18 December 2022

Brent Community Infrastructure Levy & Section 106: what it has been spent on and the amount remaining

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  Last week the Brent Cabinet approved the annual Infrastructure Funding Statement with little discussion. Millions of pounds is involved so...
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Thursday 4 March 2021

Post-review Brent Neighbourhood CIL bids open - read if you have a project to improve your area

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 A new bidding window opened on Monday for groups and community organisations to bid for money from the Neighbourhood Community Infrastructu...
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Sunday 29 November 2020

Where has all Brent's CIL and S106 money gone?

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 In an aside at last week's Planning Committee when speaking against the proposed Wembley Park Station 'Five Tower', Cllr Kansag...
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Thursday 3 September 2020

Auditor: Brent better placed than most London councils to survive the financial challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic

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The Audit Findings for the London Borough of Brent, to be considered by the Audit and Standards Committee on Tuesday Sept...
Thursday 23 January 2020

Brent clarifies confusing Neighbourhood CIL consultation survey

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Brent Council has clarified the Neighbourhood  Community Infrastructure Levy consultation survey. The drop-down menu on each of the area...
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Tuesday 21 January 2020

93% of Brent's Community Infrastructure Levy retained at end of 2018-19 financial year

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Brent Council's  Annual Community Infrastructure Levy Report for the financial year 2018-2019 has just been published.  It shows that ...
Monday 6 January 2020

Why we await Brent's Annual CIL Report with more than a little interest

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Brent Council is required to publish an Annual Report on how it has spent the Community Infrastructure Levy each year. The report for 2017-...
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