Section 106 Developer Contributions Across England

See how much developer money your council has collected, spent, and is sitting on. Covering all 337 Local Planning Authorities.

Collected

£0

Spent

£0

Unspent

£0

How It Works

1

Development approved

A developer gets planning permission for a new project.

2

Developer pays

They pay the council under a Section 106 agreement to offset the impact.

3

Council spends

The money funds affordable housing, schools, roads, parks, and health facilities.

4

We track it

We collect the data from every council in England so you can see what happened.

Explore the Data

Compare All Councils

Sortable table of every council in England with S106 data. Download as CSV.

What is Section 106?

The complete guide to developer contributions and how they work.

Section 106 vs CIL

Two systems fund local infrastructure. Here's how they differ.

Affordable Housing

The biggest category of S106 spending. See national and local data.

Data from every corner of England

We collect Infrastructure Funding Statements and developer contribution data from all 337 Local Planning Authorities in England — from tiny district councils to London boroughs to national parks. Where councils publish structured data, we use it. Where they publish PDFs, we extract it. The result is the most complete picture of Section 106 spending anywhere.

Read about our methodology