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Funding Year 2019/20 Current Allocation Funding Year 2019/20 Current Allocation Borough Programme £ Barnet Cycling Quietways N FINCHLEY -HORNSEY QW (BARNET/SUSTRANS) 74,000 Bromley Cycling Quietways QGKH KANGLEY BRIDGE ROAD 450,000 Bromley Cycling Quietways LOWER SYDENHAM TO SHORTLANDS FEASIBILITY 14,000 Bromley Cycling Quietways KINGS HALL RD/KENT HOUSE STATION 115,000 Bromley Cycling Quietways GKH DESIGN AND PM FEES 25,000 Canal & River Trust Cycling Quietways QGUC PROJECT COORDINATOR FY1920 P11349 36,000 Canal & River Trust Cycling Quietways QGUC PROJ MGT - PH3.1 DELIVERY P11397 103,000 Canal & River Trust Cycling Quietways QGUC GREENFORD TO HORSENDEN LANE P11397 632,000 Canal & River Trust Cycling Quietways QGUC OLDFIELD LANE ACCESS P11397 20,000 Canal & River Trust Cycling Quietways QGUC HORSENDEN LA TO MANOR FM RD P11397 539,000 Canal & River Trust Cycling Quietways QGUC MANOR FARM ROAD ACCESS P11397 15,000 Canal & River Trust Cycling Quietways QGUC PORTOBELLO DOCK ACCESS P11397 3,000 Ealing Cycling Quietways QEG 29 - CWAY REPAVING 80,000 Ealing Cycling Quietways QEG BRENT RIVER PATH 35,000 Ealing Cycling Quietways QEG PITHANGER PARK (BEHIND ALLOTMENTS) 96,000 Ealing Cycling Quietways QEG DESIGN AND PM 100,000 Ealing Cycling Quietways QEG PITHANGER PARK 14,000 Ealing Cycling Quietways BOSTON ROAD - STAGE 1 & 2 103,000 Enfield Cycling Quietways Q10 PALMERSTON ROAD DESIGN AND PM FEES 3,000 Greenwich Cycling Quietways QGB: BLACKHEATH GATE 0 Greenwich Cycling Quietways QKH: ROYAL HILL 0 Greenwich Cycling Quietways Q14 DESING & PM 15,000 Greenwich Cycling Quietways QGB DESIGN & PM 22,450 Greenwich Cycling Quietways QGKH - INTERVTN 2- GREENWICH STH STREET 0 Greenwich Cycling Quietways QGKH DESIGN & PM 50,000 Greenwich Cycling Quietways QWL FRANCES STREET 0 QWL CONSTRUCTION OF JUNCTION Greenwich Cycling Quietways 0 IMPROVEMENT Greenwich Cycling Quietways QWL DESIGN & PM 0 Haringey Cycling Quietways PALMERSTON ROAD FEASIBILITY STUDY WSP 39,000 Haringey Cycling Quietways Q10 DESIGN AND PM FEE 4,000 Harrow Cycling Quietways QNPHW DESIGN & PM 75,000 Hounslow Cycling Quietways TWBR 1 HALF MOON CLOSE RESURFACE 12,000 Hounslow Cycling Quietways TWBR 3 SYON PARK BOLLARDS 5,000 Hounslow Cycling Quietways TWBR 5 CHURCH ST CLOSURE REPLACEMENT 3,000 Hounslow Cycling Quietways TWBR 6 NORTH ST SPEED HUMPS 12,000 Hounslow Cycling Quietways TWBR 7 UPPER SQUARE 20,000 Hounslow Cycling Quietways TWBR 8 SOUTH STREET 10,000 Hounslow Cycling Quietways TWBR 9 WORPLE RD SPEED HUMPS 110,000 Hounslow Cycling Quietways TWBR 10 CONTRAFLOW ACCESS UPGRADE 5,000 Hounslow Cycling Quietways TWBR 11 TWICKENHAM RD UPGRADES 17,000 Hounslow Cycling Quietways TWBR 12 IVYBRIDGE SHARED AREA 41,000 Hounslow Cycling Quietways TWBR 13 ROAD MARKINGS 12,000 Hounslow Cycling Quietways TWBR 7 CONSULTATION SKETCH UPPER SQUARE 4,000 Hounslow Cycling Quietways TWBR 7 TMO CHANGES TO UPPER SQUARE 6,000 Islington Cycling Quietways Q10/ C38 SOUTH DESIGN & PM 64,000 Islington Cycling Quietways Q10/C38 NORTH IMPLEMENTATION 731,000 Islington Cycling Quietways Q10 / C38 NORTH DESIGN & PM 120,000 Lambeth Cycling Quietways Q5 ESTREHAM PERMANENT 15,000 Lambeth Cycling Quietways BROMELLS ROAD Q5 18,000 Lambeth Cycling Quietways Q5 PATHFIELD RD CLOSURE 15,000 Lambeth Cycling Quietways Q7 CLIVE ROAD / HAMILTON RD JUNCTION 77,000 Lambeth Cycling Quietways PAXTON PLACE 10,000 Lambeth Cycling Quietways Q7 GIPSY RD / GIPSY HILL 102,000 Lambeth Cycling Quietways QPS - DESIGN AND PM 43,000 Lambeth Cycling Quietways CYCLEWAY 17 DETAILED DESIGN 20,000 C17 CYCLEWAY ROSENDALE RD Lambeth Cycling Quietways 85,000 DESIGN/CONSULT Lewisham Cycling Quietways QGKH08 ARMOURY ROAD WORTH WAY 8,510 Lewisham Cycling Quietways QGKH 13 CATFORD RD TRADING ESTATE 35,000 Lewisham Cycling Quietways PM AND DESIGN 35,000 Lewisham Cycling Quietways QGKH16 WW BRIDGE 265,000 Lewisham Cycling Quietways QGKH 8 ARMORY ROAD/WORTH 9,000 Merton Cycling Quietways TAUNTON AVENUE RESURFACING 57,000 NEW MALDEN TO RAYNES PARK QUIETWAY Merton Cycling Quietways 496,000 FUNDI Merton Cycling Quietways COWPER ROAD 32,000 Newham Cycling Quietways A TO H: WOODFORD RD/CAPEL RD (35M) 146,000 Newham Cycling Quietways QNG - STOKES RAMP IMPLEMENTATION 72,000 Newham Cycling Quietways CS3X - JENKINS LANE 396,000 Newham Cycling Quietways GREENWAY HOSPITAL LINK Q22 IMPLEMENTATIO 325,000 Newham Cycling Quietways GREEWAY HOSPITAL LINK FEES Q22 45,000 Newham Cycling Quietways CS3X - FLEET ROAD 150,000 Newham Cycling Quietways UPPER ROAD TO BALAAM ST RESURFACING 100,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways Q14 SC WAYFINDING 20,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways Q7 GIPSY HILL / DULWICH WOOD AVENUE 55,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways Q7 RISK DRAWDOWN- DULWICH VILLAGE IMPROV 25,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways Q7 DULWICH VILLAGE JUNCTION ALTERATIONS 20,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QBC ROLLS ROAD 50,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QBC COOPERS ROAD/MAWBEY PLACE JUNCTION 15,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QBC MAWBEY PLACE 1,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QBC GLENGALL ROAD 20,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QBC SURREY LINEAR CANAL PATH 165,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QBC NEATE STREET 55,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QBC TRAFALGAR AVENUE 244,000 QBC SUMNER ROAD/WILLOWBROOK ROAD Southwark Cycling Quietways 35,000 JUNCTIO Southwark Cycling Quietways QBC SUMNER ROAD 60,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QBC COMMERCIAL WAY 100,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QBC JOCELYN STREET 5,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QBC DESIGN & PM 25,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QCWD OFF-HIGHWAY NEXT TO SWAN ROAD 30,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QCWD ALBATROSS WAY 15,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QCWD ALBATROSS WAY JUNCTION WITH CANAL 10,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QCWD BRIDGE CROSSING CANAL 120,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QCWD OUTSIDE ALFRED SALTER SCHOOL 30,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QCWD ARCHANGEL STREET 25,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QCWD ENTRANCE TO RUSSIA DOCK WOODLAND 3,000 QCWD COMPASS POINT, RUSSIA DOCK Southwark Cycling Quietways 3,000 WOODLAND Southwark Cycling Quietways QCWD UNDERPASS UNDER REDRIFF ROAD 80,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QCWD BONDING YARD WALK 60,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QCWD SOUTH SEA STREET 10,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QCWD ROPE STREET 10,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QCWD ROPE STREET TO SOUTH DOCK LOCK 10,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways Q8 DESIGN & PM 19,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QPS DESIGN & PM 50,000 QPS RISK DRAWDOWN- BARRY ROAD AREA Southwark Cycling Quietways 25,000 IMPRO Southwark Cycling Quietways Q7- RODNEY ROAD 6,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways Q7- DOG KENNEL HILL JUNCTION 34,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways Q7 CHAMPION HILL MONITORING 10,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways QCWD ST JOHNS FOOTBRIDGE 50,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways CYCLEWAY 17 WAYFINDING 12,000 Southwark Cycling Quietways Q14 NON-GRID KINGSTAIRS GARDENS CAMERA 25,000 Sutton Cycling Quietways QCWS SUTTON DESIGN & PM 55,000 Sutton Cycling Quietways QCWS GRENNELL RD JW ROSE HILL PARK WEST 40,000 Sutton Cycling Quietways QCWS WRYTHE LANE/ST HELIER OPEN SPACE 42,000 Sutton Cycling Quietways QCWS ROSE HILL PARK 6,000 Sutton Cycling Quietways QCWS BISHOPSFORD RD JW MALMESBURY RD 140,000 Sutton Cycling Quietways SUTTON TO WORCESTER PARK - STAGE 1/2 50,000 Waltham Forest Cycling Quietways MARKHOUSE ROAD EXTENSION 0 Waltham Forest Cycling Quietways COPPERMILL VILLAGE QUIETWAY 2 REALIGNMEN 246,000 Wandsworth Cycling Quietways ROEHAMPTON HIGH STREET RSA3 1,200.
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