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Vision - Our Capital Programme

We separate the day-to-day running costs of our services from our capital spending. Capital spending is captured in our ‘capital programme’.
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  • Vision
    • Introduction
    • About the borough of Elmbridge
    • Working in partnership
    • Our values
    • How to use this vision
    • Our Vision for Elmbridge
    • The story so far: year 2 achievements
    • Our flagship projects
    • Our Place Programme: Shaping Elmbridge
    • Transforming and modernising our services
    • Our Capital Programme
    • Sustainable
    • Thriving
    • Community
    • A high performing organisation
    • What's next?

As is to be expected, there is some cross over between our flagship projects and our capital programme however, the latter is much more expansive. Some of the highlights from our capital programme include: 

Hurst Pool refurbishment 


Following public consultation, the initial £716,430 refurbishment plan for Hurst Pool, approved in February 2024, has been increased to £1.28 million. This expanded investment will cover enhanced catering facilities and additional seating in the reception area. These improvements will complement the upgrades to the changing rooms and overall décor, as well as the additional energy funding aimed at boosting Hurst Pool’s operational efficiency and reducing its environmental impact. The refurbishment will provide the community with a modern, functional and sustainable facility for the future and is due to start later this year. 

Play areas and green spaces 


Our commitment continues with over £400,000 invested for the upcoming year.  There are upcoming enhancements to the basketball courts at Long Ditton and the green gym at Long Ditton. Play area refits at Riverhouse Gardens, Walton-on-Thames and Giggs Hill Field Play Area, Thames Ditton will be undertaken during the year. 

Works will be carried out in Churchfields in the autumn to replace the old paddling pool with a new sand pit and other equipment in the play area will also be refitted.  The paddling pool at Oatlands will also be replaced with a new sand pit and associated play equipment. Additionally, we are opening a new sustainable water play facility at Churchfields Recreation Ground in Weybridge. Residents will also notice new signage around our green spaces; we are planning on continuing this project into the countryside commons.  

Electric vehicle charging 


In 2025, we will further our efforts by expanding the electric vehicle charge points (EVC) programme across the borough to 7 more of our pay and display car parks, reinforcing our dedication to a greener, more sustainable future for Elmbridge. 

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For more information about out capital programme see financial performance and annual accounts. 

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