Have Your Say on the Future of Staines Town Centre
Residents, businesses and visitors are invited to explore the emerging Staines Masterplan and share their views on how the town centre should grow, develop and serve the community in the years ahead.
Help shape a long-term vision for Staines
Spelthorne Borough Council is developing a Masterplan to guide the future growth, design and investment of Staines town centre. It will consider public spaces, new developments and how different parts of the town centre work together.
Feedback from residents, businesses and visitors will help shape the final Masterplan and ensure future development reflects the needs and aspirations of the local community.
What the Council would like your views on
Town-centre strategy
Share your thoughts on the emerging strategies for the future of Staines town centre.
Specific locations
Review ideas for individual sites and areas within the town centre.
Missing priorities
Highlight key issues, opportunities or concerns that may not yet have been identified.
Overall support
Tell the Council how strongly you support the different proposals being considered.
How to take part
The public exhibition originally took place on Staines High Street on 22 July. Anyone who was unable to attend can still explore the proposals online or view the physical exhibition boards at Staines Library until 24 August 2026.
Visit the virtual exhibition
View the exhibition materials online and submit your comments through the short consultation survey.
View Exhibition and SurveyFollow the Masterplan
Visit the project home page, subscribe for email updates and follow future consultation opportunities.
Visit the Engagement Hub“The future of Staines town centre is important to everyone who lives, works or spends time here, so we want to hear as many different views as possible.”
Cllr John Turner, Chair of Spelthorne Borough Council’s Environment and Sustainability Committee
The emerging Masterplan aims to create a framework for sustainable growth, design and investment so the wider community can benefit from future change and opportunity.