Community Infrastructure Levy
Just a phase? CIL starts need care
CIL: the more it changes, the more it stays the same?
Read Roy Pinnock’s overview of the latest changes to the Community Infrastructure Levy regime (and what is still needed). This […]
Self-build series Part 4: Further reform still needed
This Series has explored the common CIL risks for self-builders and the proposed amendments that should help to protect future […]
Self-build series Part 3: Self-build pitfalls fixed, but will not remedy existing injustices
The earlier blogs in this Series have explored the pitfalls in the CIL regulations in connection with the self-build exemption […]
Self-build series Part 2: Options for retrofitting the exemption to future permissions
Following on from Part 1 of the Self-Build series, the precarious position for future self-builders should be improved later this […]
Self Build series Part 1
We regularly get CIL self-build enquiries following our blog. Sadly, more often than not the request for advice comes after […]
Setting the Tone
There is a general consensus that land should be “right priced”. Where it is viable the costs of providing both […]
Magic Bullets? Why Value Capture Should Be Kept Simple
The House of Commons Housing Communities & Local Government Select Committee Land Value Capture Inquiry report is great, but dangerous. […]
CIL – Look both ways on Highways Obligations
Developers are often told that the CIL Regulations prevent ‘double dipping’ – where Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is spent on […]
Time to fix CIL
The November 2017 Budget announcement on developer contributions, promised in the Housing White Paper, decided not to ditch the Community […]
CIL fix is good news, more please …
After an absence, the tradition of new year Community Infrastructure Levy Amendment Regulations is back in the form of the […]