About the fund
Surrey Heath Borough Council is inviting residents, community groups, and local organisations to apply for funding to support projects that improve your neighbourhood.
This funding comes from the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) – a charge paid by developers working in the borough. The money is used to help build and improve the infrastructure our communities need to grow and thrive.
If you have a project idea that could benefit your local area, now is your chance to put it forward.
What kind of projects can be funded?
To be considered, projects must support the Council’s key infrastructure priorities, which include:
- accessible natural green spaces (SANG)
- parks and open spaces
- local transport improvements
- playgrounds and play equipment
- indoor sports and leisure facilities
- community buildings
- climate change initiatives
- digital infrastructure
Projects should clearly benefit residents, align with these priorities, and have the support of your local ward councillors.
Qualifying projects could include, improvements made to a community building, improvements to children’s play areas and improvements to leisure facilities.
What areas can the project benefit?
This call is specifically for projects in unparished wards of Surrey Heath, which include:
- Frimley
- Frimley Green
- Heatherside
- Mytchett & Deepcut
- Old Dean
- Parkside
- St Michael’s
- St Paul’s
- Camberley town
- Watchetts
If you're in a parished area, please contact your Parish Council directly with your project idea.
Closing date
4pm, Monday 13 October
How to apply
If you have a project in mind:
- Speak to your local ward councillors to get their support. Find your councillor and their contact details.
- Complete the application form below
This funding opportunity is separate from the Local Community Improvement Fund, which will reopen for applications in January 2026. Depending on interest and available funds, more CIL funding rounds may be announced in the future.