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Croydon Council is currently planning upgrades for Reedham railway station, funded by developer contributions.

Croydon Council is currently planning upgrades for Reedham railway station, a station in Croydon, London, following the securing of developer funds. In March 2026, Croydon Council secured over £2 million through Section 106 agreements, with a portion earmarked for improvements to railway stations. These funds are designated for enhancing the borough's transport infrastructure.

A report on Section 106 funding indicated these contributions are intended to mitigate the impacts of developments. Beyond Reedham, upgrades are also planned for East Croydon and West Croydon stations, and some funds are allocated to electric vehicle charging points. No specific upcoming discussions regarding these upgrades are mentioned.

Key facts

  1. Croydon Council secured over £2 million in developer funds in March 2026. Source
  2. A portion of these funds is earmarked for improvements to railway stations, including Reedham station. Source
  3. The funds are designated for enhancing the borough's transport infrastructure. Source
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