Delivering change in Horley town centre
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- 1. Delivering change in Horley town centre
- 2. You are here: Horley High Street, subway and central car park improvement plans
- 3. Public engagement
- 4. Frequently asked questions
- 5. A community vision for Horley
2. Horley High Street, subway and central car park improvement plans
The Council is proposing improvements to Horley High Street, subway and Central car park so that they better serve local people, are more welcoming and to help boost the local economy.
Public realm improvements to the High Street
Late Summer 2025: public realm improvements planned to commence on site with an anticipated completion date in early 2026.
The works will be managed by Surrey County Council in collaboration with the Borough Council and be delivered by Ringway.
To read more see the Surrey County Council website:
Subway refurbishment
2026: Refurbishment of the subway including structural work, lighting improvement, redecoration, footway improvements and public art installed.
February 2025: Network Rail connected the new pumps to an upgraded power supply.
December 2024 to January 2025: Network Rail completed works to the tracks and subway superstructure.
July and August 2024: Network Rail undertook drainage improvement works to the Subway to reduce future flooding issues, to help keep the subway useable and improve safety. The scheme included installing a new pumping system, drains and water catch pits, to help take water away more quickly.
Central car park civil and landscape improvements
July 2025: charge points to be commissioned and open for public use.
March 2025: landscaping works completed.
November 2024 – February 2025: charge points installed and a new power supply brought into the car park.
November 2024: trees and shrubs were planted.
June 2024: the first phase of works to improve the look and feel of the car park completed and included line marking, pedestrian routes, resurfacing of the access road and installation of larger parking bays for families.
What happens next
The Borough Council will continue to work with Surrey County Council and the design team to develop the proposals further.