Did you know that Surrey connect offers flexible, bookable bus travel in our area?
Surrey Connect is Surrey County Council's on-demand bus service, designed
to help people travel to places such as town centres, shops, workplaces,
medical appointments and transport hubs. The service is particularly useful
for residents living in areas that are less well served by conventional bus
routes.
Unlike a traditional bus service, Surrey connect does not operate to a fixed
timetable. Instead, passengers can book journeys up to seven days in
advance using the Surrey connect app, website or by telephone. Journeys
are provided using shared minibuses, with routes planned around passenger
demand.
Passengers in our area can travel between designated stops within the
Surrey connect ‘Surrey Heath’ territory, as well as to and from hub stops in
surrounding towns.
Surrey LINK cards for young people aged 20 and under, as well as older
person's and eligible disabled person's concessionary bus passes, are
accepted on Surrey connect services, helping make travel even more
affordable.
To find out more, visit: https://www.surreycc.gov.uk/surreyconnect
Surrey LINK cards for young people aged 20 and under, as well as older
person's and eligible disabled person's concessionary bus passes, are

accepted on Surrey connect services, helping make travel even more
affordable.

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Why is a Neighbourhood Plan important?

• A Neighbourhood plan would mean that we would have important influence over future development in Deepcut.
• It would help protect our green spaces, playing fields, allotments, woodland and recreational facilities.  
• It would allow us all to have a say on future plans to build further housing on green field sites; the allocation of traveller sites and any other plans that could impact on all our lives.

• The DNF Committee will update everyone on progress to date and what still needs to be done.
• Local Councillors will reinforce the need for increased local community engagement.
• Studio Hive, which is  managing the redevelopment of Princess Royal Barracks (PRB) for Skanska and will explain the impact this will have on the rest of the Deepcut Village.

Since the DNF was officially recognised by the Surrey Heath Borough Council and government bodies, the DNF Committee has been working tirelessly on your behalf.

Now the years of DNF Committee work needs to change to become a “Community Initiative”.

The Deepcut Neighbourhood Plan cannot continue without significant community involvement.

Do you agree with the DNF Committee that the mission is to secure approval for, and

implementation of, a Neighbourhood Plan that protects and enhances Deepcut’s landscape, its village character, and the residents’ quality of life?

We need your help.  A Neighbourhood Plan MUST reflect everyone’s view point.  Without your input, and help, we won’t be able to complete the Plan.

The DNF Committee represents your interests:

The DNF’s vision is to actively improve Deepcut while still retaining our rural village feel and its heath land, woodland and open spaces.  We want to build a vibrant and exciting community spirit with all of us playing an active part in protecting and enjoying, the village’s bio-diversity, wildlife, trees, flora and fauna. Do you support this Vision?

We believe that you want to keep Deepcut separate from the surrounding urban areas.  That you do NOT want to become part of the urban expansion of Camberley – which means protecting and safe-guarding our countryside. But we believe that you DO want to establish closer links with the major towns through the development of sustainable, environmentally friendly, walking and cycling networks and the provision of greater Public Transport.

We want Deepcut to be a great place to live and work – which means our Plan will look at ways to increase business opportunities within our community - including improved home working capabilities.

We want more local essential services including Medical, Educational, and Financial along with the provision of improved recreational and community facilities. In many of these cases this will involve close co-operation with those responsible for the redevelopment of the PRB site.

From The Deepcut Neighbourhood Forum