Council is seeking local views on the Rugby Regeneration Plan.

Please use the links here:

You can access the consultation directly here: https://www.rugbytowncentre.org.uk/have-your-say and see the ideas and respond.

Drop-in session at Benn Hall on Monday 25th October between 2 pm and 7 pm and presentation at RAGM in the foyer: access the Town redevelopment consultation via the new website www.rugbytowncentre.org.uk and respond.
The consultation runs until 11 November.

Locations of the proposed development

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1) Albert Street and Old Market Square

If a new location can be found for the Council depot, this would be an opportunity for redevelopment, alongside adjacent sites, including the Old Market Square area adjacent to the John Barford Car Park.

New uses could include homes, office space, or a hotel alongside a new public space

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2) West of Corporation Street

With the investment at Rounds Gardens and Rugby Central, the area to the West of Corporation Street comes into greater focus.

Westway Car Park and the Fire Station are both in public sector ownership and could be opportunities for redevelopment in the longer-term, alongside private sector-owned sites

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3) Town Hall and Police Station

If the Benn Hall could be relocated and a public sector ‘Hub’ is created at a new location in the town centre, the Town Hall and Police Station sites could be redeveloped.

Any plans would need to retain the listed buildings, the Lawn and Retreat, at the heart of the site, integrate well with Caldecott Park, and provide alternative car parking.

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4) North Street Car Park

North Street Car Park is tucked away behind North Street itself, but has the potential to deliver something far more significant for the town centre.

The Council is keen to review a range of options for the site including a flexible public space for recreation or events, potentially alongside new development.

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5) Rugby Art Gallery and Museum

The Art Gallery and Museum building is an important asset in a central location, and the Council is reviewing how it could make better use of this building.

This could include adding more services and making better use of the space that is available.

The surrounding space could be better used to complement this facility.

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6) High Street and Sheep Street
The Council is keen to work with commercial operators and landlords to encourage investment along Sheep Street and High Street.
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7) Rugby Central
Rugby Central’s owners are preparing plans for the centre, which could include partial redevelopment to include new food and beverage, leisure, retail and residential uses.
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