Cycle infrastructure
Barnet Council has approved funding for cycle infrastructure as part of wider road improvements.
Barnet Council approved an investment of £3.7 million for cycle infrastructure, road safety measures, and bus priority schemes in January 2026. This funding, provided by Transport for London, forms part of a wider £97 million programme for roads and pavements across the borough, which was also approved by the Council.
Cycle infrastructure, which includes facilities like cycle lanes and paths, aims to support and encourage cycling. The investment approved by Barnet Council in January 2026 is intended to enhance conditions for all road users, including cyclists, across the borough.
Key facts
- Barnet Council approved £3.7 million for cycle infrastructure in January 2026. Source
- This £3.7 million for cycle infrastructure is funded by Transport for London. Source
- The funding is part of a £97 million investment for roads and pavements. Source
- Councillor Alan Schneiderman moved the motion for the investment. Source
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