Thirty roads across the borough have been earmarked for resurfacing in the next financial year with funds set aside for more to repair them where needed throughout the 12-month period.
The improvement work to Haringey’s 217-mile road network will take place between April this year and March 2022.
Twenty-two locations on Haringey’s 374 miles of footways have also been identified for resurfacing work.
Both schemes form part of more than £11.4million Haringey Council is investing in highways related schemes between April 2021 and March 2022, which forms just one part of a substantial programme of investment in Haringey’s roads, pavements and public realm as set out in the 2021/22 council budget.
The wider capital programme includes £5.1m Streetspace Plan funding that will contribute to walking and cycling schemes, £600,000 for the school streets programme and £1m in LIP funding, subject to confirmation from the Transport for London’ for other transport schemes.
See our Highways and Public Realm Investment Plan.
Cllr Seema Chandwani, Cabinet Member for Transformation and Public Realm Investment, said: “It is great news that we are able to invest these funds in our road and footway network as this will benefit local people as well as those that travel into Haringey for work and leisure.
“All these initiatives are being delivered after listening to residents and will help ensure Haringey is safer, greener and that we have a public realm we be can proud of.”