Funding for local projects from Community Infrastructure Levy

Bristol City Council offers annual funding from the Community Infrastructure Levy for community projects. This money comes from fees paid by developers when they build new homes or buildings. Local councillors decide which projects get funding through area committees. You can apply for money to improve community centres, parks, or other local facilities. Your project must be in an area where new development is happening. The amount available varies each year depending on how much development takes place.

This funding is for community groups and organisations running projects in Bristol areas where new development is taking place. You need a project that benefits the local community, such as improving community centres or parks. It is not for areas without recent development activity.

Annual funding from the Community Infrastructure Levy paid by developers to be spent on community projects in local areas where development is happening. Local councillors allocate funds through area committees to support priority projects such as improving community centres or parks.

Contact your local area committee or councillor to discuss your project. Applications are considered by area committees who make funding decisions for their local areas.