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Healthy Streets for Surrey

Creating streets which are safe and green, beautiful, and resilient

About us

About Healthy Streets for Surrey

Create Streets produced Healthy Streets, Surrey's street design code, following an extensive review of highways strategy and recent developments within the county.

Healthy Street's intent is to raise the bar for new streets and to guide the retrofitting of existing streets within Surrey.

Create Streets have subsequently supported Surrey County Council to create an industry leading digital platform that will make it simple for developers and residents alike to understand how new streets will look and function.

For too long street design has overly focused on streets' function of facilitating movement between places at the expense of their function as places. Healthy Streets for Surrey broadens the focus of street design to include health, happiness, prosperity and sustainability.

About Create Streets (the author)

Create Streets exists to help solve the housing crisis and to help neighbourhood, communities, landowners, councils and developers create and manage beautiful, sustainable places of gentle density that will be popular, are likely to be correlated with good wellbeing and public health outcomes and which are likely to prove good long term investments based on the historical data of value appreciation and maintenance costs.

Create Streets

Their goal is to make it easier to co-create beautiful, sustainable, prosperous, economically and socially successful places with strong local support and which residents will love for generations. Create Streets take an active part in the debate about the planning and design in the UK and beyond to help landowners, communities and governments support the creation of sufficient homes and places in which people can flourish.

About our website

Online services need to be easy to use, intuitive and focussed on customer needs. Our website needs to be a source of accurate, up-to-date information that can be used by all members of the public.

The website is managed by Web and Digital Services. Our content design principles and web standards for page authors follow the UK government's design principles.

For the creation of this site, we worked with several professionals, to help shape the layout and functionality. We will continue to work on improving our site to help you the user. If there is anything that does not look right, or you have any suggestions to help improve our site, then please do get in touch.

Future development plans:

  • Creating a downloadable checklist
  • Introducing pop up images
  • Introducing case study examples