How we spend Community Infrastructure Levy money
What we do with money raised from Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL).
We allocate:
- 5% for set up and admin costs of CIL
- 15% to Neighbourhood Partnerships to spend on local schemes
- 80% to infrastructure on our Regulation 123 List (pdf, 4.6MB) (opens new window)
What we have received and spent
We’ll update these reports every month:
CIL annual report
We have to make formal annual reports of CIL income and spending:
- CIL 2016/17 Annual Report (pdf, 242k) (opens new window)
- CIL 2015/16 Annual Report (pdf, 224k) (opens new window)
- CIL 2014/15 Annual Report (pdf, 213k) (opens new window)
- CIL 2013/14 Annual Report (pdf, 198k) (opens new window)
Money from CIL held by Neighbourhood Partnerships
We’ll update these reports every month:
- Ashley, Easton and Lawrence Hill neighbourhood partnership (pdf, 79k) (opens new window)
- Avonmouth and Lawrence Weston neighbourhood partnership (pdf, 71k) (opens new window)
- Bishopston, Cotham and Redland neighbourhood partnership (pdf, 68k) (opens new window)
- Greater Brislington neighbourhood partnership (pdf, 69k) (opens new window)
- Central, Clifton and Harbourside neighbourhood partnership (pdf, 81k) (opens new window)
- Dundry View neighbourhood partnership (pdf, 68k) (opens new window)
- Greater Fishponds neighbourhood partnership (pdf, 74k) (opens new window)
- Filwood, Knowle and Windmill Hill neighbourhood partnership (pdf, 72k) (opens new window)
- Greater Bedminster neighbourhood partnership (pdf, 71k) (opens new window)
- Henbury, Brentry and Southmead neighbourhood partnership (pdf, 65k) (opens new window)
- Hengrove, Stockwood and Whitchurch Park neighbourhood partnership (pdf, 67k) (opens new window)
- Horfield and Lockleaze neighbourhood partnership (pdf, 67k) (opens new window)
- St George neighbourhood partnership (pdf, 69k) (opens new window)
- Stoke Bishop, Westbury on Trym and Henleaze neighbourhood partnership (pdf, 69k) (opens new window)