Delivering change in Horley town centre
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- 2. Public realm improvements to the High Street
- 3. Refurbishing the subway
- 4. Wayfinding and improvements to Central Car Park
- 5. Public engagement
Delivering Change in Horley Town Centre is a Council led programme supported by Surrey County Council, Coast to Capital Local Enterprise Partnership, and Horley Town Council.
The programme brings together a series of interconnected projects designed to regenerate Horley Town Centre and deliver the ambitions of Reigate & Banstead 2025: Our Five-Year Plan – to invest in town centres, driving economic prosperity and work with partners to create strong, safe, and welcoming communities.
The programme comprises several key projects focused on improving the look, feel, and functionality of Horley Town Centre:
- Public realm improvements to Horley High Street
- Refurbishing the subway
- Wayfinding
- Improvements to Horley Central Car Park
Funding
The total estimated cost of the programme is approximately £3 million. The programme is fully funded through a variety of funding sources, including £1.29 million from the Council’s capital and revenue budgets and Section 106 developer contributions. Additional external grant funding includes £229,600 from the Coast to Capital LEP Local Growth Fund, and £23,375 Empty Property Reimbursement from Surrey County Council towards the installation of electric vehicle charge points in Central Car Park and £115,000 from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund for the public realm improvements, wayfinding and signage. Further support through the Surrey Infrastructure Plan and the Strategic Community Infrastructure Levy is also in place.