Maybury Local Street Improvements
Help shape the future of Maybury by submitting your views on our updated proposals to make streets safer, healthier and more attractive for walking, wheeling and cycling.
The consultation period is now closed
About the project
Local Street Improvements (LSIs) 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 cycling. As part of Surrey's LSI Programme, a scheme in Maybury is being developed.
Once this part of the design process is complete, Surrey County Council will seek funding to take the scheme through detailed design and construction as and when suitable opportunities become available.
Following previous engagement at the end of 2024, Surrey County Council has updated the LSI proposals for Maybury. We are now reaching out to the local community again to understand if there is support for the changes that we have made. We would like to hear from people who live, work, study, travel through and spend time in the Maybury area. This will be final major opportunity for local people to help shape the proposals before design proposals are finalised.
For more information on the updated proposals, please see the area-specific tabs below. Please provide your views on the proposals by 7 December 2025 via the area-specific tabs.
If you are unable to use the online survey, please send your views via the email address at the bottom of this page.
For further information, including frequently asked questions, information about the programme and to read our previous engagement reports, please visit the 'all tiles' tab.
Further engagement: have your say!
Updated area-wide proposals
See our updated area-wide proposals and have your say via the survey.
Updated proposals for Maybury Road
See our updated proposals for Maybury Road and have your say via the survey.
Updated proposals for Walton Road
See our updated proposals for Walton Road and have your say via the survey.
Updated proposals for Monument Road, Albert Drive and Arnold Road
See our updated proposals and have your say via the survey.
Updated proposals for Board School Road, Courtenay Road and Boundary Road
See our updated proposals and have your say via the survey.
Timeline
Early engagement
Feasibility designs developed
Engagement stage 2
Design review and preliminary designs developed
Further Engagement Period
Detailed designs developed
Applying for construction funding
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 Street Improvements Team
Timeline
Early engagement
Feasibility designs developed
Engagement stage 2
Design review and preliminary designs developed
Further Engagement Period
Detailed designs developed
Applying for construction funding
News
Maybury Local Street Improvements Further Engagement report is now published
Thank you to everyone who has subscribed to our newsletter and participated in our further engagement activities! We are pleased to share with you our newly published Further Engagement Report,
Maybury Local Street Improvements - 1 week to go!
There is less than 1 week left to have your say! Commonplace site closes on Sunday 7 December.Have your say on revised designs to improve the streets in Maybury by submitting your views on the Commonp
Flyer distribution today! (18th November)
We will be in the Maybury Local Street Improvements (LSI) zone this afternoon (Tuesday 18th November) from about 14:30 - 16:00, to distribute flyers to ensure local residents and visitors are aware of
Fresh Posters out for Further Engagement!
Our Local Street Improvements Team have sent letters to residents of the Maybury LSI zone, with almost 2000 households invited to take part in our engagement. We are excited to hear from you on our up
Maybury Local Street Improvements Informal Engagement Report is now published
Thank you to everyone who has subscribed to our newsletter and participated in our informal engagement activities! We are pleased to share with you our newly published Informal Engagement Report
Maybury Local Street Improvements Informal Engagement - Last chance to have your say!
Last chance to have your say! Commonplace site closes Sunday 15 December 2024.Have your say on current designs to improve the streets in Maybury by submitting your views on the Commonplace site by 15
Fresh Posters Out!
We have distributed posters in a number of local spots, keep a watch out for our posters around your local streets and lamp posts!Our Local Street Improvements Team have also sent letters to the resid
Maybury Local Street Improvements Early Engagement Report is now published
Thank you to everyone who has subscribed to our newsletter and participated in our early engagement activities! We are pleased to share with you our newly published Early Engagement Report, whic
Maybury Local Street Improvements - Last chance to have your say!
Last chance to have your say! Commonplace site closes tomorrow.Help us identify the key local transport issues in the area and what could be changed to improve the streets in Maybury by submitting you
Drop in sessions this week - 14 and 16 March
Thank you for signing up to our Maybury Local Street Improvements News! This is a reminder that we are holding our first early engagement sessions (drop in sessions) this week on Thursday 14 Marc
Fresh Posters Out!
Our Local Street Improvements Team have sent letters to residents of Maybury, with almost 2000 households invited to take part in our Interactive Map survey! We are excited to hear from you and learn
Maybury Local Street 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 Maybury area to design more people-friendly streets for all.Help us identify the
Proposals
Have your say on the design proposals
Further Engagement - VIEW THE updated DESIGN PROPOSALS AND HAVE YOUR SAY
Updated area-wide proposals
See our updated area-wide proposals and have your say via the survey.
Updated proposals for Maybury Road
See our updated proposals for Maybury Road and have your say via the survey.
Updated proposals for Walton Road
See our updated proposals for Walton Road and have your say via the survey.
Updated proposals for Monument Road, Albert Drive and Arnold Road
See our updated proposals and have your say via the survey.
Updated proposals for Board School Road, Courtenay Road and Boundary Road
See our updated proposals and have your say via the survey.
Further Information
Information about the benefits of Local Street Improvements for Maybury
View the benefits of Local Street Improvements in Maybury.
Information about Surrey's Local Street Improvements programme
Find out more about the aims of Surrey's Local Streets Improvements programme, and potential transport measures this could include
Frequently asked questions
Have your questions answered here
Early Engagement Report
Learn more about the Early Engagement findings we collected between February 2024 - March 2024.
Informal Engagement Report
Learn more about the Informal Engagement findings we collected between November 2024 - December 2024.
Trees, planting and sustainable drainage
Find out more about proposals for planting in Maybury and how you can get involved
You Said, We Did
View a summary of the changes that have been made to the designs based on feedback received during the engagement period in late 2024.
Team
Let's introduce you to the team
Commonplace facilitates this conversation on behalf of the team made up of the organisations listed here. The information you provide will only be used for the purposes stated in each organisation’s privacy policy.
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.