Proceeds of the Community Infrastructure Levy are spent by local councils on projects that help to meet infrastructural needs that arise because of development. In Camden, a quarter of the funds are available to be spent on local projects in individual wards.
Beginning in 2016, the Hampstead Neighbourhood Forum held public consultations in order to collate potential project proposals and to advise local councillors of residents’ views.
Over the past five years, a total of £812,725 of Hampstead Town’s local CIL funding has been allocated by councillors to the projects listed below. More details can be found on Camden’s website.
There are currently no further CIL proceeds available to be spent in Hampstead Town ward.
| Burgh House Renaissance Appeal |
£50,000 |
| Keats Community Library Revival |
£12,850 |
| Royal Free Hospital dementia-friendly Ward |
£65,974 |
| Hampstead Community Centre: Renovations |
£50,000 |
| Royal Free Garden Project |
£500 |
| Oriel Place garden |
£76,912 |
| South End Green heritage bins and lamp posts |
£80,254 |
| Keats House toilet refurbishment and drainage |
£13,830 |
| Hampstead Community Centre: Lighting |
£52,280 |
| The Armoury facade restoration |
£10,000 |
| Burgh House replacement Doors |
£10,000 |
| Covid emergency fund |
£35,656 |
| Hampstead Volunteer Corps |
£5,000 |
| Rooms to Rest, Royal Free Hospital |
£5,000 |
| Belsize Streatery |
£18,637 |
| South End Green Streatery |
£17,400 |
| High St Crowdfund |
£10,434 |
| South End Green Streatery project |
£298,000 |
| Ward total |
£812,725 |
| Funds remaining |
£0 |
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