Croydon Borough Council, Bike Hub at Kenley Station

• Location: Kenley Station, Croydon, London

• Purpose: To expand access to secure cycle storage to improve the convenience and safety of cycling for first and last mile journeys.   

• Description: Croydon Borough Council partnered with Transport for London (TfL) to design and build the cycle hub as part of the ‘Connecting Kenley’ initiative, which aims to better coordinate local transport. The hub supports commuters by providing safe, secure cycle storage, with access only available to the hub via a fob. It also includes CCTV, a repair stand, and a pump for tyres. 

• Funding: Cycle parking grant from TfL and funding from Southern Railways’ annual ‘Small Station Improvements’. The hub was delivered by Croydon Council.  

• Conservative Councillor/Council Lead: Cllr Alasdair Stewart, Cabinet Member for Streets & Enforcement

• Further Reading: Train firm and Council promote sustainable travel with bike parking partnership, Croydon Conservatives Project Announcement, Department for Transport’s Local Transport Note on Cycle Infrastructure Design