Croydon Council is holding a public exhibition to present progress made on the Connecting Kenley Programme.
Connecting Kenley Programme is a series of projects, run in partnership with Kenley Community Advisory Group (KCAG), to understand local people’s priorities for improving connectivity and active travel in Kenley. It aims to improve pedestrian safety, transport, air quality and appearance of Kenley streets.
Projects completed through the programme already have included two newly renovated community hubs at Kenley Memorial Hall and Old Lodge Lane Baptist Church. Also, Kenley Station cycle hub for securing bicycles safely, landscaping for street improvements in The Parade, Old Lodge Lane and much more. The Connecting Kenley Programme is funded by Croydon Council and the Greater London Authority (GLA) Good Growth Fund.
The Big Splash will be held at the Old Lodge Lane Baptist Church Community Hub, on Thursday 13 July, between 3pm-8pm.
“The Big Splash event is open to everyone and will be a chance for people in Kenley to see how the Connecting Kenley Programme is delivering for them. Working with the Kenley Community Advisory Group we have listened to residents and have helped to deliver projects that benefit the entire community and make Croydon a more connected and healthier place to live.
“I am excited to get down to the Big Splash event and to see the progress the Connecting Kenley Programme has made and what it can help to deliver in the future.”
Jason Perry, Executive Mayor of Croydon
For more information, please visit www.getinvolved.croydon.gov.uk/connecting-kenley
