The funding comes from the neighbourhood community infrastructure levy (NCIL), which developers pay into when they build in the borough. Cllr Kam Rai, the ambassador for the programme, said he was looking forward to the other community projects which come forward in the next phase. - Credit: Archant Deputy leader Cllr Kam Rai, and the ambassador of the programme, said: “The last year has been very tough for our communities, which is why it is even more inspirational to see the first projects come through as part of Community Crowdfunding. "We look forward to seeing what the next round of projects will bring. This is an amazing opportunity for residents to improve their borough in partnership with the council and demonstrates genuine local support for projects.”