Whitehill and Bordon Travel Planning and Public Transport
Last update: June 2026
- Travel Planning
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The Whitehill & Bordon Community Travel Plan is funded with contributions from the Prince Philip Park development for the benefit of the whole community.
A travel plan aims to reduce the impact that new development has on the local area by encouraging residents to use alternatives to the car for some of their journeys. This is achieved through a range of measures, including:
- providing information and advice about sustainable travel choices
- holding events and activities such as cycle training, family walks or bike rides
- promoting schemes such as car clubs, bike hire, lift sharing and taxishare options
Further information on sustainable travel across the wider community is available via the My Journey website.
Following the approval of the Whitehill Bordon Transport Strategy, the community travel plan has been updated. The latest documents are available below:
- Wider Strategy
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The Whitehill & Bordon Relief Road is part of a wider transport delivery strategy developed to support the Whitehill Bordon project. For more information, please refer to the Whitehill & Bordon Strategy document. You can also view the proposed Delivery Plan, located in Appendix D of the strategy. Further information can be found here.
- Public Transport
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Timetable improvements to 2 bus routes serving the town were introduced in June funded from the County Council’s 25/26 Bus Grant:-
- doubling the Monday-Saturday frequency on the 18 between Whitehill and Bordon and Aldershot via Farnham from hourly to half hourly, with buses timed to allow connections to and from train services at Farnham
- new hourly Sunday service on the 18 between Whitehill and Bordon and Aldershot via Farnham
- new 2-hourly Sunday service on the 13 between Whitehill and Bordon and Basingstoke via Alton
Full details of the changes along with new timetables and a Bordon bus map are available to view on the Stagecoach website.
- Roadworks and Travel Advice
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Visit Causeway One.Network which is where the planned works are published and is an independent platform that allows real-time monitoring of all the UK’s roadworks and diversions.
My Journey - travel information and travel advice choices in Hampshire. - Contact us
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- Name Highways, Engineering and Transport
- Email [email protected]
- Phone 0300 555 1388
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