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Runnymede parking review 2025

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There are a number of stages involved in the review. The current stage is: Implementation

Introduction

Beginning in December 2024 and continuing through January 2025, 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 the requests for new or amendments to existing 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 were then presented to the Runnymede county councillors. The councillors read the statement of reasons, look through the drawings and discuss the proposals with officers. When satisfied, they give their agreement for them to be advertised by public notice and the approved documents were added to this webpage, below.

Advertisement and objections

All the councillor approved proposals were then advertised by public notice from 6 August to 5 September 2025.  Public notices were put up in every location where changes to on-street parking were proposed and a legal notice published in the local newspaper. The drawings were placed on deposit at libraries across the borough. The original drawing of each proposal advertised and the statement of reasons is still available to view and read below.

After the advertising period ended, all the feedback received was compiled into a report and distributed to Councillors.

Please note that any Egham town centre proposals are displayed in the Englefield Green division.

Approval

The report divided by county councillor division and proposal, had an initial officer recommendation on how to proceed, taking any feedback received into account. The report was then distributed to the Runnymede county councillors and the Traffic Enforcement and Parking Team manager to read. Councillors and The Traffic Enforcement and Parking Team Manager after talking with officers then agree on final decisions.

The final Decisions report is published below on this page. Everybody who participated during the advertising stage of the process will now be notified that decisions on how to proceed have been reached. For those who wrote in, a copy of the report will be posted out to them.

Implementation

Lining and signing orders to install the agreed changes on the streets of Runnymede are now being raised with our contractors.

A final traffic regulation order (TRO), will be written and published. This will make all the agreed changes to parking restrictions enforceable by patrolling officers.

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