ward councillors
Kingston Council plans to share findings from its cycle parking assessment with ward councillors before submitting a formal bid for Transport for London funding.
Kingston Council is currently assessing the feasibility of installing additional cycle parking on its housing estates, with the intention of sharing this information with ward councillors. This assessment is part of the council's efforts to promote sustainable transport and prepare bids for funding from Transport for London's Local Implementation Plan (LIP).
The council submitted its draft LIP Programme by October 2025, with work on proposed schemes scheduled to begin in April 2026. The information gathered from the cycle parking assessment will be shared with ward councillors before a formal bid is submitted, allowing them to be informed about the proposed developments in their wards.
Key facts
- Kingston Council plans to share information from its cycle parking assessment with ward councillors. Source
- Kingston Council is assessing the feasibility of installing additional cycle parking on its housing estates. Source
- The council is preparing bids for Transport for London's Local Implementation Plan funding. Source
- The draft LIP Programme was submitted by Kingston Council by October 2025. Source
- Work on proposed schemes under the LIP Programme is scheduled to commence in April 2026. Source
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