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Local Focus Forum

Learn how Heathrow is investing in local transport services, including bus, cycling, and public transport connectivity initiatives, to improve access for passengers. Discover the importance of cost, time, and ease in passengers' travel decisions, and how strategic partnerships are key to enhancing connectivity and regional trade. Join us for insights on waste management and recycling efforts in the local area.

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Local Focus Forum

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  1. Local Focus Forum Monday 25 March 2019

  2. Surface Access James Cornelius

  3. Bus strategy manager

  4. Heathrow investing in local transport • TfL free travel zone (bus and Piccadilly Line) £1.2m p.a. • Bus service support £1.2m p.a. • 7, 8, 9 service support • 10, 10A, 11, 11A, 11S service support • 442 service support • 555 service support • Cycling support £0.2m p.a. • In addition, Heathrow has or is contributing towards the funding of the following initiatives in association with Local Authorities: • Bus and cycling improvements in Feltham • Wider Staines STP • Slough SMaRT scheme

  5. Local bus services

  6. Local bus services

  7. Crossrail connectivity • 4.8m London residents will have improved access to Heathrow 16

  8. WRLtH catchment reach

  9. SRLtH Catchment Reach

  10. Public transport Passenger needs Passengers look for the sweet spot that meets their needs best Ease is the driving force behind passengers’ ideal way of travelling to and from an airport, which is partly defined by time constraints. However, cost plays into this decision – for example, driving a family of 4 is always going to be cheaper and be perceived to be more efficient than public transport into London and back on the Heathrow Express. ease So What? Whilst simplicity is key, there are cost implications that vary from passenger to passenger which are taken into account. Bear this cost analysis in mind when developing services for customers. time cost

  11. Connectivity strategy & MAKING IT WORK Always use the same mode? 49% of car drivers, 44% of taxi users always use the same mode

  12. People want a stress-free surface access experience that is easy and convenient

  13. Heathrow as a transport hub Public transport vision Connections for global trade 70% of UK population within three hours by PT Three times the capacity on rail services Growing the coach hub to support regional connectivity Working in partnership to invest in local transport priorities

  14. Waste and Recycling Mark Tomkins

  15. LFF Annual Review

  16. AOB Date of next meeting: Tuesday 23rd April 2019

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