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Have your say on Cranmere Primary School Street

Have your say on our proposal to install a School Street on Arran Way, Esher. We want to create a safer, healthier, and more pleasant environment for everyone.

Other School Streets benefits are less traffic, cleaner air, and the removal of inconsiderate and illegal parking, resulting in a safer, healthier, and more pleasant environment for everyone.

We invite you to share your views on our plans by 20 March 2026.

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School Streets prioritise pedestrians and cyclists on roads outside schools by temporarily restricting most motor traffic from entering the roads during pick-up and drop-off times. Parents and carers are asked to either walk, scoot or cycle with their children to school or to park a little further away and walk the last few minutes of their journey.

The main aim of a School Street is to reduce the amount of traffic on streets around a school.

They help tackle congestion and improve air quality at the school gates, making it easier and safer to walk and cycle to school. They create a more pleasant environment for everyone, while making sure residents and business owners located within the street, pedestrians and cyclists can still use the road.

The road will temporarily become a Pedestrian and Cycle Zone at set times in the morning and afternoon. Vehicles are not permitted to enter the 'zone' between these times unless they have been granted an exemption for their vehicles. Signs inform drivers of the restrictions at the entrance of the closed road.

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Cranmere School Street Sign Installation

SIGNS - Ready for going LIVE on Monday 9th November 2026  the necessary signs and advanced warning signs to alert motorists to the restrictions have begun to be installed.  Although ins

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Cranmere Primary School Street - Exemptions clinic - Thursday 15th October 5pm-7pm

There are now four weeks until Cranmere Primary School Street goes live in Arran Way on Monday 9th November. Any residents or blue badge holders linked to the school are encouraged to apply for their

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Cranmere School Street, Arran Way - Online Exemption permits applications now open

The School Street for Cranmere Primary School in Arran Way, Esher will be operational from Monday 9 November. Surrey County Council (SCC) would like to let residents know that the online School S

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Camera Installation for School Street - THEY ARE NOT LIVE

The ANPR camera for the upcoming School Street on Arran Way is due to be installed this Friday 7th August 2026.  Please be assured that the camera will not be LIVE, until the planned start date o

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Cranmere Primary School Street - Go-Live date - Monday 9th November 2026

We are pleased to be able to announce the planned start date for the School Street in Arran Way, Esher. This will be Monday 9th November.Once the permit application system is ready we will update resi

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Update on Planning Application for Esher Mill Road depot

Following queries raised during the engagement phase for the Cranmere School Street scheme, concerning Elmbridge Borough Council’s request to vary the restrictions currently imposed on HGV access to r

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Cranmere School Street - Decision & Engagement Report

Thank you to everyone who took time to share their views on the proposed School Street for Cranmere Primary School, Esher. We value your involvement and the feedback provided. Following

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Cranmere Primary School - School Street

Thank you for your response to our public engagement exercise on Cranmere Primary School Street and apologies for the continued wait while we finalise the engagement report details. We greatly appreci

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Cranmere Primary School Update

Thank you for your response to our public engagement exercise. We greatly appreciate your involvement and the feedback provided. We have had a significant response to this survey and are currently ass

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Proposed School Street - Cranmere School Face to Face Engagement Event - Wednesday 4 March 4.30pm-6.30pm

Proposed School Street - Cranmere SchoolWe are writing to invite you to a face-to-face engagement event to give you the opportunity to ask any questions that you might have about our proposal to intro

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