There are a number of stages involved in the review, and these are explained below.
The current stage is: Implementation
Page contents
Introduction
During September and October 2023, we assessed on-street parking issues across the borough once again. These were issues of concern that had been brought to our attention largely by members of the public, the police, councillors and highway officers since the previous review took place. We visited, assessed, and prioritised requests for new or amended parking controls in different locations across the borough. We then prepared a set of drawings and a statement of reasons of our findings and recommendations.
Authorisation
The drawings and statement of reasons have been presented to the Runnymede county councillors. The councillors have now looked at, discussed with officers and approved the proposals.
Advertisement and objections
All the councillor approved proposals have now been formally advertising.
The advertising period started on 9 February 2024 and ended on 8 March 2024. Thank you to everybody who participated. All the responses received were downloaded and compiled into a report.
Original drawings of what changes to parking arrangements were proposed are still available to view below by county councillor division on this web page.
Please note that any Egham town centre proposals are displayed in the Englefield Green division.
Approval
The report containing all the feedback was then distributed to the Runnymede county councillors and the Parking and Traffic Enforcement Team Manager. They read the report, and taking the feedback submitted into account, discussed and decided on the best way forward on how to proceed at each location where changes are proposed.
The final decisions report has now been written and is published below on this page. It is being distributed to everybody who participated in the consultation.
Implementation
Orders to install the agreed changes on the streets have been raised with our lining and signing contractors. Lining is now underway, we have 10 locations to either be installed or finished off. Signs are currently being installed as well.
A final traffic regulation order (TRO), is being prepared, and will then be published, so the changes made in the review then become legally enforceable by civil enforcement officers.
Files available to download
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Runnymede parking review 2024 decisions report
he Runnymede parking review report contains the final decisions on how we are going to proceed with each individual proposal following consultation -
Runnymede parking review 2023 to 2024 - Statement of Reasons (PDF)
An explanation of why parking controls or changes to existing parking restrictions are proposed at each location in Runnymede -
Runnymede parking review 2023 to 2024 Addlestone combined drawings (PDF)
Plans showing the locations for the proposed introduction of parking controls within the Addlestone division -
Runnymede parking review 2023 to 2024 Chertsey combined drawings (PDF)
Plans showing the locations for the proposed introduction of parking controls within the Chertsey division -
Runnymede parking review 2023 to 2024 Egham division combined drawings (PDF)
Plans showing the locations for the proposed introduction of parking controls within the Egham division -
Runnymede parking review 2023 to 2024 Englefield Green combined drawings (PDF)
Plans showing the locations for the proposed introduction of parking controls within the Englefield Green division -
Runnymede parking review 2023 to 2024 Foxhills, Thorpe and Virginia Water combined drawings (PDF)
Plans showing the locations for the proposed introduction of parking controls within the Foxhills, Thorpe and Virginia Water division -
Runnymede parking review 2023 to 2024 Woodham and New Haw combined drawings (PDF)
Plans showing the locations for the proposed introduction of parking controls within the Woodham and New Haw division -
Runnymede parking review 2023 to 2024 - Legal notice (PDF)
This document lists all the proposed changes to waiting, loading restrictions and on-street parking places across the Runnymede borough in this 2023 to 2024 review