S106 §1:100 · LURA

Levelling-up and Regeneration Act 2023 (LURA)

Reviewed by Chartered Planner (MRTPI) and Chartered Surveyor (MRICS) · 2026-06-21
Direct answer · 52 words
LURA 2023 received Royal Assent on 26 Oct 2023 and made provision for a new Infrastructure Levy to eventually replace CIL and parts of S106. Transition is being piloted in a limited number of authorities. CIL and S106 continue in their current form across the 10 supported LPAs; full IL roll-out is not yet on a fixed timeline.

What LURA 2023 changed

LURA 2023 [Levelling-up and Regeneration Act 2023] introduced enabling provisions for a new Infrastructure Levy, a national planning policy rebalancing, a digital planning agenda and a stronger compulsory purchase regime. The S106 regime is not repealed; the IL is intended to replace CIL and parts of S106 over a long transition.

Infrastructure Levy pilot scope

Pilot authorities were selected to test the IL mechanic. None of the 10 supported LPAs on this site are currently in the pilot cohort, so the estimator applies the established CIL plus S106 regime.

Position on CIL during transition

CIL continues in force in all charging authorities. The IL pilot does not retro-apply to non-pilot LPAs. Charging schedules continue to be reviewed on the established cycle.

Sections in force versus reserved

Several LURA provisions came into force on commencement; others are reserved and brought into force by SI on a rolling basis. The Infrastructure Levy core provisions remain reserved pending the pilot evaluation.

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