Barnet Council programme of improvements for the borough's roads and pavements
Barnet Council is implementing a £97 million programme to improve roads and pavements across the borough.
Barnet Council approved a £97 million investment programme for the borough's roads and pavements in January 2026. This record investment aims to enhance highways for all users, including motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians. A further £3.7 million is also being invested in road safety measures, cycle infrastructure, and bus priority schemes.
This additional £3.7 million for road safety, cycle infrastructure, and bus priority schemes is funded by Transport for London. The motion to approve the overall £97 million programme was moved by Councillor Alan Schneiderman, Cabinet Member for Environment and Climate Change. No upcoming meetings are currently scheduled to discuss this topic.
Key facts
- Barnet Council approved a £97 million investment for roads and pavements in January 2026. Source
- A further £3.7 million is being invested in road safety, cycle infrastructure, and bus priority schemes. Source
- This additional £3.7 million is funded by Transport for London. Source
- Councillor Alan Schneiderman, Cabinet Member for Environment and Climate Change, moved the motion. Source
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