Issue

cycling

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Kingston Council is assessing cycle parking on housing estates and seeking Transport for London funding for cycling schemes.

Kingston Council is currently assessing the feasibility of installing additional cycle parking on its housing estates, aiming to identify beneficial areas for new facilities. This forms part of its ongoing efforts to promote sustainable transport, following the submission of a draft Local Implementation Plan Programme to Transport for London by October 2025.

Work on the proposed schemes outlined in the Local Implementation Plan Programme is scheduled to commence in April 2026. The council plans to share findings from its cycle parking assessment with ward councillors before submitting a formal funding bid to Transport for London.

Key facts

  1. Kingston Council submitted a draft Local Implementation Plan Programme to Transport for London by October 2025. Source
  2. Work on Kingston Council's proposed cycling schemes is scheduled to commence in April 2026. Source
  3. Kingston Council is assessing cycle parking on its housing estates. Source
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