The council is investing £14.5 million this year to keep roads, pavements, bridges, drains, signs, and lampposts in better shape right across the borough. Flood prevention is also part of the plan, with extra inspections and monitoring in high-risk areas. The funding comes from the council, Transport for London (TfL), and the Department for Transport.
I wanted to let you know more about the maintenance programme and how it is developed. The development of the works programme is informed by data and information from highways inspections, residents, businesses, residents associations and councillors.
I've highlighted the areas in Kenley that will benefit from this investment, but if your road isn’t on the list, please keep reporting potholes and other issues through the Love Clean Streets app as this helps shape future improvement plans.
As councillors for Kenley, we will continue to advocate to improvements for roads in Kenley. The full list of improvements across Croydon is set out here.
Improvements in Kenley
2025/26 Carriageway Resurfacing Schemes Funded from Capital Budget
- Ceder Walk J/w Abbots Lane- End
- Colescroft Hill J/w Wontford Road - J/w Old Lodge Lane
- Lodge Hill J/w Old Lodge Lane - J/w Hayden Avenue
- Old Lodge Lane Pt1 J/w Colescroft Road-J/w Lodge Hill
- Old Lodge Lane Pt2 o/s 105-91 / 77 -63/ O/s 10 - L/c 008
- Valley Road J/w Waverley Avenue - J/w New Barn Lane
2025/26 Carriageway Preventative Schemes Funded from Capital Budget
- Beckett Avenue J/w Cullesden road - J/w Foxley Road
- Old Lodge Lane O/s New Valley School – J/w Hayes Lane
2025/26 Carriageway Patching Schemes Funded from Capital Budget
- Park Road J/w Hayes Lane -O/s Bakers Close
Flood Management and Highways Bridges and Structures Programme
- Little Roke Avenue – includes the installation of a new soakaway, inspection chamber and gully pots
- Park Road – includes the installation of new gully pots, soakaway, resurfacing, remedial works
