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Parish/Town Council CIL Funding and Spends Contents Introduction Parish/town council CIL funding and spends Contents Introduction ........................................................................................................................................ 4 Alrewas parish council CIL funds ......................................................................................................... 5 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................... 5 Items on which CIL has been spent ................................................................................................. 5 Armitage with Handsacre parish council CIL funds............................................................................. 6 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................... 6 Items on which CIL has been spent ................................................................................................. 6 Burntwood town council..................................................................................................................... 7 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................... 7 Items on which CIL has been spent ................................................................................................. 7 Clifton Campville parish council .......................................................................................................... 8 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................... 8 Items on which CIL has been spent ................................................................................................. 8 Colton parish council........................................................................................................................... 9 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................... 9 Items on which CIL has been spent ................................................................................................. 9 Curborough, Elmhurst, Farewell and Chorley parish council ........................................................... 10 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 10 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 10 Drayton Bassett parish council ......................................................................................................... 11 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 11 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 11 Edingale parish council ..................................................................................................................... 12 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 12 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 12 Elford parish council.......................................................................................................................... 13 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 13 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 13 Fazeley town council ......................................................................................................................... 14 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 14 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 14 Fradley and Streethay parish council ................................................................................................ 15 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 15 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 15 Hammerwich parish council.............................................................................................................. 16 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 16 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 16 Hamstall Ridware parish council ....................................................................................................... 17 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 17 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 17 Harlaston parish council ................................................................................................................... 18 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 18 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 18 Hints and Canwell parish council ...................................................................................................... 19 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 19 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 19 Kings Bromley parish council ............................................................................................................ 20 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 20 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 20 Lichfield City town council ................................................................................................................ 21 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 21 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 21 Longdon parish council ..................................................................................................................... 22 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 22 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 22 Mavesyn Ridware parish council ...................................................................................................... 23 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 23 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 23 Shenstone parish council .................................................................................................................. 24 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 24 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 24 Swinfen and Packington parish council ............................................................................................ 25 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 25 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 25 Wall parish council ............................................................................................................................ 26 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 26 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 26 Weeford parish council ..................................................................................................................... 27 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................. 27 Items on which CIL has been spent ............................................................................................... 27 Whittington and Fisherwick parish council ....................................................................................... 28 CIL funding and spending per monitoring year............................................................................
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