RESIDENTS of Leamington are being invited to have their say on the future of the town centre.
Leamington’s annual town assembly meeting, chaired by Leamington mayor Coun Alan Boad, will take place from 6pm until 8pm on Tuesday March 12 in the Assembly Hall, Royal Pump Rooms.
Attendees at the meeting will receive an update from Leamington Town Council and will hear more about the work being undertaken to shape the future of the town centre.
The town council, Warwick District Council and Warwickshire County Council continue to work together on the future of the town through the Leamington Transformation Board.
Following discussions by the board, LDA Design has been appointed to help review the vision for the town centre and to
explore options for the future of Parade. The firm has experience of delivering a wide range of projects to improve streets and public spaces across the country.
Coun Boad said: “Having a clear shared vision for the future of the town centre is important. It will help us to work with our partners and communities to deliver improvements to the town centre and will assist us in attracting investment and securing external funding. It is important that we hear residents views on these issues and we encourage people to come along and participate.”
Bernie Foulkes, director of LDA Design, added: “We feel very privileged to be working in such a great town with such an extra-ordinary centre and to be given the opportunity to help shape its future. Great towns are about people as much as place and we are really looking forward to engaging with local residents and communities during our time here, starting with this annual meeting.”
Details about the meeting can be found at www.leamingtonspatowncouncil.gov.uk
