Lower Sunbury Local Street Improvements: Have your say
We are developing proposals for Lower Sunbury to make the streets safer, healthier and more attractive with improved facilities for walking, wheeling and cycling.
We have now secured funding and will be publishing a delivery plan in due course.
About the project
Local Street Improvements are schemes intended to make streets within residential communities more appealing for people to spend time in and to make short journeys by walking, wheeling and bicycle.
As part of Surrey's Local Street Improvements programme, a scheme in Lower Sunbury is being developed with design funding from the Department for Transport.
We engaged with the community in Autumn 2024 on a set of draft proposals for the area which we have subsequently updated with several changes using feedback that was received. We recently concluded a third round of 'further engagement' with the community in Summer 2025 where local people shared their views to help shape the final plans for Lower Sunbury.
Stage 3
You Said, We Did
Find out what we've learnt and the changes that have been made in response to feedback to date
Proposals for Thames Street and Lower Hampton Road
Have your say on the updated design proposals for Thames Street and Lower Hampton Road
Proposals for The Avenue
Have your say on the updated design proposals for The Avenue
Proposals for Manor Lane
Have your say on the updated design proposals for Manor Lane
Proposals for Green Street
Have your say on the updated design proposals for Green Street
Proposals for Hawke Park
Have your say on the updated design proposals for Hawke Park
Area-wide proposals
Have your say on area-wide speed limit proposals
Timeline
Early engagement
Feasibility designs developed
Engagement stage 2
Design review and preliminary designs developed
Engagement stage 3
Preliminary designs completed
Applying for construction funding
News
Outcome of Funding Bid
We are pleased to announce that the Lower Sunbury Local Street Improvements scheme will receive £2.9m of funding from Active Travel England’s Consolidated Active Travel Fund.This funding is expected t
Further Engagement report now available
Thank you to everyone who shared their feedback on our updated proposals for the Lower Sunbury Local Street Improvements project in the summer. We have now published the Further Engagement report (PDF
Last chance to have you say on Lower Sunbury Local Street Improvements
Thank you to everyone that has already shared their feedback on the updated proposals for Lower Sunbury during this current period of engagement.If you are yet to do so, or have only responded during
Have your say on the updated design proposals
Following the feedback that was shared by the community last Autumn, Surrey County Council has reviewed and updated its proposals to make streets in Lower Sunbury safer, healthier and more attractive
Informal engagement report now available to view
Thank you to everyone who has subscribed to receive updates on the Lower Sunbury Local Street Improvements scheme, and to everyone who took the time to respond to our informal engagement or attend one
Have your say on the design proposals
Following a first round of engagement last year, proposals have been developed by Surrey County Council to make streets in Lower Sunbury safer, healthier and more at
Early Engagement Report now published
Thank you to everyone who has subscribed to receive updates on the Lower Sunbury Local Street Improvements scheme and who responded to our early engagement in Autumn 2023. We received over 300 comment
Lower Sunbury Local Streets Improvements - Have your say!
Surrey County Council want to work with and seek views from people who live, work, travel through and spend time in the Lower Sunbury area to design more people-friendly streets for all. Help us ident
Meet the team
Surrey County Council is the Highway Authority for Surrey. We are responsible for maintaining roads, pavements and other public highways within Surrey and for introducing changes in line with our Local Transport Plan. We shall be using the data collected from these sites to inform our future plans for the area.
Contact Team
Local Streets Improvements Team
Timeline
Early engagement
Feasibility designs developed
Engagement stage 2
Design review and preliminary designs developed
Engagement stage 3
Preliminary designs completed
Applying for construction funding
News
Outcome of Funding Bid
We are pleased to announce that the Lower Sunbury Local Street Improvements scheme will receive £2.9m of funding from Active Travel England’s Consolidated Active Travel Fund.This funding is expected t
Further Engagement report now available
Thank you to everyone who shared their feedback on our updated proposals for the Lower Sunbury Local Street Improvements project in the summer. We have now published the Further Engagement report (PDF
Last chance to have you say on Lower Sunbury Local Street Improvements
Thank you to everyone that has already shared their feedback on the updated proposals for Lower Sunbury during this current period of engagement.If you are yet to do so, or have only responded during
Have your say on the updated design proposals
Following the feedback that was shared by the community last Autumn, Surrey County Council has reviewed and updated its proposals to make streets in Lower Sunbury safer, healthier and more attractive
Informal engagement report now available to view
Thank you to everyone who has subscribed to receive updates on the Lower Sunbury Local Street Improvements scheme, and to everyone who took the time to respond to our informal engagement or attend one
Have your say on the design proposals
Following a first round of engagement last year, proposals have been developed by Surrey County Council to make streets in Lower Sunbury safer, healthier and more at
Early Engagement Report now published
Thank you to everyone who has subscribed to receive updates on the Lower Sunbury Local Street Improvements scheme and who responded to our early engagement in Autumn 2023. We received over 300 comment
Lower Sunbury Local Streets Improvements - Have your say!
Surrey County Council want to work with and seek views from people who live, work, travel through and spend time in the Lower Sunbury area to design more people-friendly streets for all. Help us ident
Proposals
Have your say on the design proposals below to help shape the future of Lower Sunbury.
Engagement Stage 3 - Have your say on the updated designs
You Said, We Did
Find out what we've learnt and the changes that have been made in response to feedback to date
Area-wide proposals
Have your say on area-wide speed limit proposals
Proposals for Hawke Park
Have your say on the updated design proposals for Hawke Park
Proposals for Thames Street and Lower Hampton Road
Have your say on the updated design proposals for Thames Street and Lower Hampton Road
Proposals for The Avenue
Have your say on the updated design proposals for The Avenue
Proposals for Green Street
Have your say on the updated design proposals for Green Street
Proposals for Manor Lane
Have your say on the updated design proposals for Manor Lane
Previous engagement stages - 1 and 2
Area-wide measures
Have your say on the area-wide proposals
Green Street
Have your say on the design proposals for Green Street
The Avenue
Have your say on proposals for The Avenue
Thames Street & Lower Hampton Road
Have your say on proposals for Thames Street and Lower Hampton Road
Hawke Park
Have your say on proposals for Hawke Park
Manor Lane
Have your say on the proposals for Manor Lane
Have your say to influence plans for Lower Sunbury
Team
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Surrey County Council is the Highway Authority for Surrey. We are responsible for maintaining roads, pavements and other public highways within Surrey and for introducing changes in line with our Local Transport Plan. We shall be using the data collected from these sites to inform our future plans for the area.