Public Transport Infrastructure

Transport infrastructure across Surrey Heath is struggling to meet residents’ needs. Limited rail services, unreliable bus connections and congestion leave too many people dependent on cars to reach work, schools and healthcare.

Al secured a parliamentary debate on Surrey Heath’s transport infrastructure in October 2026, pressing for coordinated investment in roads, rail and buses alongside new housing and the hospital rebuild.

Following sustained pressure on South Western Railway, he received the Wessex Suburban Journey Time Study, examining improvements for Camberley, Bagshot and Frimley. Al is now pushing for costed proposals for faster, direct services that deliver meaningful improvements for passengers.

During the debate, the Minister confirmed that National Highways is considering improvements to M3 Junction 3 and its link with the A322 through its small schemes programme. He will continue pressing for investment and a clear timetable to tackle congestion and improve safety.

Al is also campaigning for reliable buses connecting communities with stations, schools and healthcare, and a fully funded access plan for the new Frimley Park Hospital. He wants a shared infrastructure plan for West Surrey, backed by Government investment, so transport improvements keep pace with development.