Published: Friday, 11th October 2024

Local residents are being invited to give their views on plans to create a new traffic free link between the Myton Road in Warwick and Fusiliers Way as part of an ambitious scheme.

During the public consultation period, Warwick District Council will be hosting a series of drop-in events the first of which will take place on:

Monday 14 October from 4.30pm to 6pm at Myton School (Upper School Hall)

Wednesday 16 October 10am to 12pm and 4pm to 7pm, Temporary Unit, Myton Green Play Area & Ball Court, Fusiliers Way

Those attending the sessions will get the chance to meet the project team and see the emerging Masterplan, as well as plans for new employment opportunities, shops and facilities in the area for which their feedback will be sought. Partners from Warwickshire Property & Development Group will also be in attendance to discuss the commercial proposals within the plans.

Councillor Chris King, Warwick District Council’s Portfolio Holder for Place commented:
“The Myton Path is a vital element of a wide ranging and ambitious scheme for the community development of the Fusiliers Way area. Its creation will provide one of the missing links to local sustainable transport reducing the volume of traffic on the Myton and Banbury Roads. The path would also become a rear entrance to both Myton and the Warwick Schools Foundation schools located on the site and could be used by employees on the Warwick Technology Park.”

“This is an integral part of a Masterplan for the whole area alongside Fusiliers Way, which we are keen to show the public so that they can see how these proposals would fit in with the new and existing schools and other local land uses and give their feedback.”

The proposals and opportunities for the Fusiliers Way area include:

  • Athletics facility to replace the existing facility at Edmondscote
  • Neighbourhood Centre including local shops
  • Employment opportunities
  • Community Stadium that would serve as the new home ground of Leamington Football Club
  • Community facilities of various types
  • New nursery for pre-school children

Residents can also see the Myton Path and Fusiliers Way plans and give their feedback by visiting the Fusiliers Way and Myton Path website.

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