South Oxfordshire District Council
Section 106 funding for local projects (South Oxfordshire)
South Oxfordshire District Council passes Section 106 money paid by developers to local capital projects, working with town and parish councils. Money is tied to each S106 agreement's location and spending criteria, so groups first check what has been received for their parish. Applications are by form at any time, with the support of the parish or town council; allow at least three months for a decision.
- You could get
- Amount not specified
- no fixed round
- Deadline
- Rolling
- apply any time
- Effort
- Heavy
- budgets, references, often several stages
Who can apply
- Organisations with a capital project in the locality specified in the relevant S106 agreement(s) in South Oxfordshire district, which have sought the support of the parish or town council and meet the requirements on the application form
- For capital projects on property, the organisation must hold title (Land Registry copy) or a lease with at least 10 years left and explicit permission for the project
- Equipment or services funded must remain available to the community for at least twelve years
- The S106 parish receipts register shows what money has been secured, received and allocated in each area
What it funds
- Capital projects that take place in the locality specified in the S106 agreement(s) and meet each agreement's spending criteria
applications are considered and prioritised on their individual merits and consistent with the spending criteria of each relevant S106 agreement.
What it will not fund
- Ongoing revenue running costs, unless otherwise specified
- Minor or general repair work, unless otherwise specified
- Retrospective funding, unless exceptional circumstances are justifiable
- VAT your organisation can reclaim
- S106 grant funding for affordable homes, which has its own route
How to apply
- Check the S106 parish receipts register for money available in your area, and contact the Infrastructure team for advice if needed
- Seek the support of your parish or town council
- Download the S106 & CIL funding application form (March 2026) and the FAQ
- Email or post the completed form with the supporting documents listed on page five to infrastructureobligations@southandvale.gov.uk (Abbey House, Abbey Close, Abingdon OX14 3JE)
- Applications over £75,000 need a higher-level decision and a legal agreement with the council
Have ready
- Budget breakdown, with the total cost including and excluding VAT
- A minimum of three quotes for the whole project, addressed to your organisation with VAT shown separately (tender for contracts over £75,000)
- Official Land Registry copy of the register and title plan, not more than 3 months old
- For leaseholders, a copy of the lease with explicit permission for the project, or a Licence to Alter
- For revenue projects or mobile equipment, a statement guaranteeing community use for at least twelve years
- A declaration of any Minimal Financial Assistance received
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