West Croydon
Croydon Council is allocating developer funds for transport infrastructure upgrades, including improvements at West Croydon station.
Croydon Council secured over £2 million in developer funds in March 2026, obtained through Section 106 agreements, to enhance the borough's transport infrastructure. These funds are intended to mitigate the impact of new developments, with specific allocations for improvements at railway stations, including West Croydon station, a railway station in Croydon, London. The plans for West Croydon station specifically include upgrading its lifts.
A report on Section 106 funding indicated the total amount secured was just over £2 million. While most of these developer contributions are designated for mitigating development impacts, a portion is also allocated to electric vehicle charging points. Other railway stations set to benefit from these infrastructure upgrades include East Croydon and Reedham stations, alongside West Croydon.
Key facts
- Croydon Council secured over £2 million in developer funds in March 2026. Source
- Funds are earmarked for transport infrastructure upgrades, including West Croydon station. Source
- Improvements at West Croydon station will include upgrading lifts. Source
- The funds were secured through Section 106 agreements. Source
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