Transport for South Hampshire and Isle of Wight
Meetings, documents, publications
TfSH Joint Committee
Agendas, minutes and reports for TfSH Joint Committee meetings are available from the links below:
Formal Agreement establishing TfSH
The establishment and operation of the Transport for South Hampshire partnership are governed by a legal agreement. The agreement was considered and agreed by the Joint Committee on 16 October 2007 and was approved and sealed by the three constituent authorities of Hampshire County Council and Portsmouth and Southampton City Councils. The agreement is available in PDF format:
Please note that some of the working groups detailed in the legal agreement have changed; for information about current working groups please refer to the partnerships page.
Local Transport Plan - Strategy for South Hampshire
This transport strategy sets out the shared approach to transport in South Hampshire to 2031. It has been developed jointly by the three Local Transport Authorities of Hampshire County Council,Portsmouth City Council and Southampton City Council, working together as Transport for South Hampshire (TfSH).
Other publications
February 2013
Transport Delivery Plan
The Transport Delivery Plan (TDP) provides a clear statement of the transport scheme priorities to be progressed by TfSH and its member authorities and provides a robust starting point from which to take forward scheme development and funding bid preparation. It also provides partners with a clear view of TfSH scheme priorities.
The TDP is a strategic delivery plan and it does not include the full range of transport schemes being implemented by Local Transport Authorities (LTAs).
The Local Transport Plan implementation plans of Hampshire County Council, Isle of Wight Council, Portsmouth City Council, and Southampton City Council set out the full range of transport schemes being progressed by the LTAs. For the Hampshire County Council area, all schemes (local and strategic) will be included in Borough/District Transport Statements and in Town Access Plans.
The TDP represents the TfSH position at early 2013 on forecast growth. The TDP should be seen as a live document that will be reviewed as evidence changes and when opportunities present themselves.
Consultation was an important part of the TDP development, and the approach taken is summarised in section 3.6 of the TDP. Feedback notes from the consultation are provided in these separate documents.
TDP Stakeholder Consultation Round 2 Feedback Note - Wider Group
328 kB.TDP Stakeholder Consultation Round 2 Feedback Note - Transport Group
314 kB.
June 2012
TfSH Business Plan 2011-13 Mid-term update:
February 2012
Application to Department for Transport Better Bus Area Fund
The Better Bus Area Fund has been introduced by the Department for Transport with the aims of increasing bus patronage in busy urban areas, creating growth and cutting carbon. The fund will provide grants of up to £5million to a minimum of ten local authorities who are working in partnership with local bus operators.
December 2011
A Better Connected South Hampshire
This is the TFSH bid submission to the Department for Transport's Local Sustainable Transport Fund:
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A Better Connected South Hampshire - Executive Summary
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A Better Connected South Hampshire - Volume One: the Five Business Cases
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October 2011
Local Sustainable Transport Fund (LSTF)
The Department for Transport's (DfT) Local Sustainable Transport Fund (LSTF) challenges local authorities to develop packages of measures that support economic growth and reduce carbon in their communities as well as delivering cleaner environments, improved safety and increased levels of physical activity.
Transport for South Hampshire submitted its Large Project bid proposal in June 2011 and was informed in August by DfT that it has been short listed for final funding approval, subject to submission of a satisfactory detailed business case.
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TfSH Large Project Bid Initial Proposal to LSTF 2mb
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TfSH Large Project Bid Initial Proposal Appendix 1mb
March 2011
October 2010
June 2010
February 2010
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Strategic Access to Gosport (2010 - 2026) 3mb and Strategic Access to Gosport report appendices 2mb.
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Transport Study M27 Corridor Junctions 5 to 12 86kb
December 2009
September 2009
Report: Informing Development Decisions North / North East Hedge End Strategic Development Area, with analysis of transport impacts
Download report 3mb
Study:Fareham SDA Access study
Download the study 2mb
Report: Fareham SDA A32 Realignment Options Report
Download the report 744kb
Fareham SDA A32 Realignment Options Appendix A Excerpt: Environmental Constraints drawing
Download the drawing 2mb
Fareham SDA A32 Realignment Options Appendix B Excerpt: All Route Options Drawing
Download the drawing 1mb
July 2009
October 2008
Business Case Submission : Phase 1 Fareham Gosport Community Infrastructure Fund
June 2008
April 2008
"Towards Delivery" - Strategy statement document published April 2008
- Read the Executive Summary
- Full "Towards Delivery" statement in PDF version (63 pages)
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