Leader of Hampshire County Council, Councillor Nick Adams-King, said: “At this stage, we would like to better understand people’s experiences of walking, wheeling, cycling and using the bus along this route. We will use the feedback to develop proposals and future bids for funding to be able to carry out potential improvement works. We would be grateful if as many people as possible in the Aldershot and Farnborough areas could take part in the survey.”
Having your say
The survey is open until Sunday 26 January 2025 and feedback can be provided via the online survey on the County Council’s website.
Improvements to walking, wheeling, cycling and buses that may be developed following this survey will support the Hampshire Local Transport Plan 4 (LTP4) and the Hampshire Bus Service Improvement Plan, by making these ways of travelling around more attractive, thereby increasing the number of people who walk, cycle or travel regularly by bus.
They also reflect the ambitions of the Year of Health and Wellbeing - 2024/25, which Hampshire County Council is supporting as a member of the Hampshire 2050 Partnership. This Year of Health and Wellbeing is a 12-month focus by partners to take action in three priority areas (Physical Activity, Mental Wellbeing and Childhood Obesity), to improve health and wellbeing within their own organisation and, where possible, local communities to make healthy lifestyle choices.