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Background
From extensive consultation on the Transport Strategy (2025) and wider engagement carried out across the council, we know that residents and stakeholders would like to see improvements to public transport in Hounslow.
Themes frequently raised include:
Accessibility
Journey times
Bus driver training
Overcrowding at peak times
Integration with other modes
Service reliability, frequency and wait times
Equity and access in under-served areas
In response to this feedback, a draft Public Transport Plan has been produced which looks at how the council and its partners can improve bus, tube and rail travel in the borough.
We will require close collaboration with partners such as Transport for London, Network Rail and South Western Railway because the council does not operate buses or trains directly, but we play a vital role in shaping the network within our boundaries.
Draft Public Transport Plan
The draft plan sets out the borough’s vision, priorities and the actions required to make public transport better.
The table below provides a summary of the document.
Contents of the draft plan
Page numbers
Introduction, Vision, Targets
pg. 2-7
Our current network - background on the public transport network presented in maps and case studies.
pg. 8-20
Action plans setting out proposals to improve bus, rail, tube and multi-modal travel
pg. 21-31
Key improvement maps - east, central and west of borough
pg. 32-34
Top priorities - a summary of the top 10 actions we would like to take forward
We want to hear about your experiences of public transport to ensure the plan reflects needs across the borough. There is a survey open to collect feedback which will close on Sunday 8 March.
Get Involved
You can read the draft plan for background information on public transport usage in Hounslow and detailed action plans for bus, tube and rail improvements across the borough.
Let us know your views by filling out this survey. It is an opportunity for you to tell us about your experiences and to ensure that your voice is heard as we refine the draft plan.
Share the consultation with your friends, family and wider networks based in Hounslow using our promotional flyer.
We are also offering dedicated engagement sessions for schools, businesses and organisations interested in hearing more about the plan. If you are interested or would like to respond to the consultation as a business or organisation, please write to us at: transportplanning@hounslow.gov.uk.
Meet the team - a range of in-person events, including Area Forums, are being held for people to attend and share their views. For the latest information, please check back here for updates.
Date and time
Event
Location
13 Jan 2026, 6:30-7:30pm
Area Forum stall - Brentford and Syon
Brentford Free Church, Boston Manor Road, TW8 8DW
15 Jan 2026, 6:30-7:30pm
Area Forum stall - Bedfont and Feltham
Feltham Assembly Hall, Hounslow Road, TW14 9DN
19 Jan 2026, 6:30-7:30pm
Area Forum stall - Chiswick
Chiswick Town Hall, Heathfield Terrace, W4 4JN
21 Jan 2026, 6:30-7:30pm
Area Forum stall - Heston and Cranford
Heston Community Centre, Vicarage Farm Road, TW5 0EE
22 Jan 2026, 6:30-7:30pm
Area Forum stall - Central Hounslow
Holy Trinity Church, 6 High Street, Hounslow, TW3 1HG
29 Jan 2026, 6:30-7:30pm
Area Forum stall - Hanworth
Oriel Academy West London, Hounslow Road, Feltham, England, TW13 6QQ
2 Feb 2026, 2026, 6:30-7:30pm
Area Forum stall - Hounslow South, Isleworth, Osterley & Spring Grove
West Thames College, London Road, Isleworth, TW7 4HS
If you need a paper copy, large print or Easy Read version or require a translation, please email consult@hounslow.gov.uk or call 020 8583 2000.
Paper copies of all consultations and surveys are available in your local library.
Any paper submissions should be sent to Transport Planning and Road Safety Team, London Borough of Hounslow, 7 Bath Road, Hounslow, TW3 3EB, to arrive before 8 March 2026.
Next Steps
We will use your feedback to better understand whether the draft plan reflects the vision, priorities and actions that local communities would like to see in Hounslow. We will make changes to the plan based on this information and will publish the final Public Transport Plan once approved. This is likely to take place in summer 2026.
Background
From extensive consultation on the Transport Strategy (2025) and wider engagement carried out across the council, we know that residents and stakeholders would like to see improvements to public transport in Hounslow.
Themes frequently raised include:
Accessibility
Journey times
Bus driver training
Overcrowding at peak times
Integration with other modes
Service reliability, frequency and wait times
Equity and access in under-served areas
In response to this feedback, a draft Public Transport Plan has been produced which looks at how the council and its partners can improve bus, tube and rail travel in the borough.
We will require close collaboration with partners such as Transport for London, Network Rail and South Western Railway because the council does not operate buses or trains directly, but we play a vital role in shaping the network within our boundaries.
Draft Public Transport Plan
The draft plan sets out the borough’s vision, priorities and the actions required to make public transport better.
The table below provides a summary of the document.
Contents of the draft plan
Page numbers
Introduction, Vision, Targets
pg. 2-7
Our current network - background on the public transport network presented in maps and case studies.
pg. 8-20
Action plans setting out proposals to improve bus, rail, tube and multi-modal travel
pg. 21-31
Key improvement maps - east, central and west of borough
pg. 32-34
Top priorities - a summary of the top 10 actions we would like to take forward
We want to hear about your experiences of public transport to ensure the plan reflects needs across the borough. There is a survey open to collect feedback which will close on Sunday 8 March.
Get Involved
You can read the draft plan for background information on public transport usage in Hounslow and detailed action plans for bus, tube and rail improvements across the borough.
Let us know your views by filling out this survey. It is an opportunity for you to tell us about your experiences and to ensure that your voice is heard as we refine the draft plan.
Share the consultation with your friends, family and wider networks based in Hounslow using our promotional flyer.
We are also offering dedicated engagement sessions for schools, businesses and organisations interested in hearing more about the plan. If you are interested or would like to respond to the consultation as a business or organisation, please write to us at: transportplanning@hounslow.gov.uk.
Meet the team - a range of in-person events, including Area Forums, are being held for people to attend and share their views. For the latest information, please check back here for updates.
Date and time
Event
Location
13 Jan 2026, 6:30-7:30pm
Area Forum stall - Brentford and Syon
Brentford Free Church, Boston Manor Road, TW8 8DW
15 Jan 2026, 6:30-7:30pm
Area Forum stall - Bedfont and Feltham
Feltham Assembly Hall, Hounslow Road, TW14 9DN
19 Jan 2026, 6:30-7:30pm
Area Forum stall - Chiswick
Chiswick Town Hall, Heathfield Terrace, W4 4JN
21 Jan 2026, 6:30-7:30pm
Area Forum stall - Heston and Cranford
Heston Community Centre, Vicarage Farm Road, TW5 0EE
22 Jan 2026, 6:30-7:30pm
Area Forum stall - Central Hounslow
Holy Trinity Church, 6 High Street, Hounslow, TW3 1HG
29 Jan 2026, 6:30-7:30pm
Area Forum stall - Hanworth
Oriel Academy West London, Hounslow Road, Feltham, England, TW13 6QQ
2 Feb 2026, 2026, 6:30-7:30pm
Area Forum stall - Hounslow South, Isleworth, Osterley & Spring Grove
West Thames College, London Road, Isleworth, TW7 4HS
If you need a paper copy, large print or Easy Read version or require a translation, please email consult@hounslow.gov.uk or call 020 8583 2000.
Paper copies of all consultations and surveys are available in your local library.
Any paper submissions should be sent to Transport Planning and Road Safety Team, London Borough of Hounslow, 7 Bath Road, Hounslow, TW3 3EB, to arrive before 8 March 2026.
Next Steps
We will use your feedback to better understand whether the draft plan reflects the vision, priorities and actions that local communities would like to see in Hounslow. We will make changes to the plan based on this information and will publish the final Public Transport Plan once approved. This is likely to take place in summer 2026.
Respond to this survey to tell us about your experiences using public transport and what could be better. The questions are broken down into sections on bus, rail and tube travel.
You can read the draft plan if you wish before responding but you don't have to.
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