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CIL Reports

The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is a mechanism for raising funds for essential infrastructure from some development. The levy is an amount that must be paid per square metre of the qualifying development. A key element of the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is that a proportion of the money secured for development is passed on to the relevant Town or Parish Council where that development has taken place, known as the Neighbourhood Fund. These fund must be used “to support the development of the local area by funding: (a) the provision, improvement, replacement, operation or maintenance of infrastructure; or (b) anything else that is concerned with addressing the demands that development places on an area".

Under the Government’s CIL Regulations, there is a requirement for those Town or Parish Councils in receipt of this money, as well as the Borough Council, to formally report details of this each year for the preceding financial year. The latest report for Oakley & Deane Parish Council is below, further reports, and information on other Parishes, can be found on the Basingstoke & Deane website: www.basingstoke.gov.uk/cil-town-and-parish-spending

For any queries about CIL payments please email:  [email protected]

CIL Funds Available 2025 (£GBP)

Date Paid Amount Paid Amount Spent Outstanding Spend Deadline

31 May 2021

34,589.48

16,248.01

18,341.47

31 May 2026

06 October 2023

251,461.65

0.00

251,461.65

06 October 2028

12 April 2024

125,730.83

0.00

125,730.83

12 April 2029

18 October 2024

139,533.47

0.00

139,533.47

18 October 2029

11 April 2025

625.00

0.00

625.00

11 April 2030

Totals:

551,940.43

16,248.01

535,692.42

*Public Consultation* Shaping the Future - put forward your project that will benefit the community!

What would you like to see our Parish CIL Funds spent on?

Suggestions received to date from local residents : 

• Pickle Ball Court • Astro Turf Football Pitch • Cricket Nets • Community Hall • Pump Track • Outdoor Ping-Pong table • New Benches • New Planters • New Village Bins • Drainage Improvements • New Bus Shelter at St. Johns • Splash Pad •

Contact the Clerk on [email protected] or 07983 500372 to submit our suggestion, thank you.