31 Jul 2026£400k education contributionEducation · regulatory— The section 106 self-compliance statement contains an education contribution of £400,000. The inspector checked that this was a typo and not £4 million, and the council confirmed the figure is indeed £400,000.£400kSpending
“I assume it's a typo in the self -compliance statement and it is £400 ,000 for education as in the obligation and not £4 million, as it says in the compliance statement. Definitely agreed. Apologies for the pedantry.”
16 Jul 2026Waste resilience funding packageWaste Management · full council— The council and Biffa agreed in principle a package of measures including short-term funding of just under £3,000 per week and an overall cost of about £160,000 for the remainder of the financial year. The funding is from the Service Capacity Fund and supports extra driving resource, workforce investment and additional collection capacity.£160kSpending
2 Jul 2026Retrospective terrace refusedPlanning · planning— The committee refused retrospective permission for a terrace over a garage at Commonwealth Road because members judged the elevated platform and required privacy screen would worsen overlooking, enclosure, light loss, and noise for the neighbour at No. 93. The refusal shows the council expects neighbour amenity to be protected by design rather than by large mitigation structures added after the event.£100k–£500kPolicy
25 Jun 2026LGR transition funding approvedCorporate Resources · full council— The committee recommended additional revenue and capital spend to support the Tandridge transition programme through to March 2027, covering CAP programme work, household support and service capacity. Funding was proposed from last year’s underspend and reserves, with some additional borrowing if required.£4.2mSpending
25 Jun 2026Caterham BID renewal supportEconomic Development · full council— The council agreed to support the renewal of the Caterham Valley BID for a further five-year term, manage the ballot process and complete the related legal agreements. One officer cited the council’s support costs in 2024-25 as £1,599, fully reimbursed by the BID, with the levy also forming part of the financial arrangement.£2kSpending
18 Jun 2026CIL awards for infrastructurePlanning and Infrastructure · planning— The committee approved a substantial Community Infrastructure Levy allocation package of about £2.245 million for local infrastructure projects. The funding was to be split across full, partial and ring-fenced awards, with some elements dependent on future CIL receipts and larger projects subject to match-funding or asset transfer conditions.£2.2mSpending
Over the last 12 months, the most frequently discussed commercial topics in this council's meetings have been Professional Services (75 mentions, easing), IT & Digital (50 mentions, rising), Construction & Building Works (36 mentions, rising) and Housing (26 mentions, easing).
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