Local Community Infrastructure Levy Allocations - August 2026

August 25, 2026 Executive Director Investment, Place and Opportunity (Officer) Approved View on council website

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Summary

The Executive Director Investment, Place and Opportunity approved the allocation of local Community Infrastructure Levy funds on 25 August 2026. This decision approved funding for twelve community projects including stonework repairs, a good neighbours scheme, CCTV installation, festive activities, playground resurfacing, a festival, a pilot project, an organisational capacity project, railing repainting, playground upgrades, and LED lighting upgrades.

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Purpose

This report seeks approval to allocate local Community Infrastructure Levy (‘local CIL’) funds to community projects assessed from 16 June to 7 August 2026 - the projects are listed in the Recommendations section below. The projects have been assessed by officers to ensure they are in line with the CIL regulations and the Council’s assessment criteria for local CIL allocations, as set out in the case officer reports in Appendix 1.

Under the Council’s Constitution, the allocation of Camden CIL funds is a matter delegated to the Executive Director Investment, Place and Opportunity.

Decision

THAT local Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funds be allocated as follows:-

(i)                 LCIL695 - Heath Street Baptist Church Stonework Repairs - £5,000

(ii)                LCIL741a - Age UK Camden Good Neighbours Scheme Additional Allocation - £3,880

(iii)              LCIL747 - Gilbeys Yard TRA CCTV Installation - £30,822

(iv) LCIL756 - Whittington Estate Festive Community Activities 2025 - £305

(v)               LCIL763 - Holy Trinity & St Silas Primary School Playground Resurfacing - £20,000

(vi)             LCIL764 - Somers Town Festival 2026 - £12,000

(vii)           LCIL765KTN - Kentish Town Primary School SEN Swim Pilot Project - £302

(viii)          LCIL765KTS - Kentish Town Primary School SEN Swim Pilot Project - £302

(ix) LCIL766 - Kilburn State Of Mind Organisational Capacity and Resilience Project - £23,000

(x)               LCIL770 - Our Lady of Hal Church Railings Repainting - £1,1000

(xi)             LCIL776 - King’s Cross Academy and Frank Barnes School for Deaf Children - Playground Upgrade - £35,000

(xii)           LCIL777 - Holy Trinity & St Silas Primary School LED Lighting Upgrade - £20,965

Supporting Documents

Local CIL report.pdf
Appendix 1.pdf

Details

OutcomeRecommendations Approved
Decision date25 Aug 2026