Doubling of the town of Rugby by 2021 (Rugby Liberal Democrats)

Doubling of the town of Rugby by 2021

January 25, 2007 12:21 PM

Rugby Borough Council is advising residents that proposals are out which could see the

Affordable Housing doubling of the town of Rugby by 2021.

The West Midlands Regional Assembly are currently consulting on proposals for the

future development of the West Midlands Region. The Borough Council will need to respond

to this document to ensure that the Borough's views are represented before the final decisions

are made. The Council have organised a public meeting which is to be held on 1st February

in the Benn Hall beginning at 7.30pm.

While nothing is finalised at this stage it does seem that Rugby will have to continue to grow substantially under all of the three options that have been put forward but the third growth option would mean that the town would have to roughly double in size.

In addition to the Borough Council's response to these proposals, the West Midlands

Regional Assembly will be welcoming comments from other local organisations and

members of the public. Further information can be found at www.wmra.gov.uk

To help people understand what this is all about the Council have produced a

summary of the proposals that most directly affect Rugby and this is available at

www.rugby.gov.uk under what's new.

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