Section 106 agreements
Croydon Council has secured over £2 million in Section 106 funds for transport infrastructure upgrades.
Croydon Council secured over £2 million in developer funds through Section 106 agreements in March 2026. These funds are designated for enhancing the borough's transport infrastructure and mitigating the impact of new developments, with a portion allocated to electric vehicle charging points and improvements at railway stations.
Specifically, upgrades are planned for East Croydon, West Croydon, and Reedham stations, as reported in March 2026. Section 106 agreements are legal agreements between local planning authorities and developers, requiring them to provide community benefits or mitigate development impacts. No further discussions or decisions regarding these agreements are currently scheduled in the provided material.
Key facts
- Croydon Council secured over £2 million in developer funds through Section 106 agreements in March 2026. Source
- These funds are designated for transport infrastructure upgrades in Croydon. Source
- A portion of the funds is allocated to electric vehicle charging points. Source
- Upgrades are planned for East Croydon, West Croydon, and Reedham railway stations. Source
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