Kenilworth planning roundup: HS2, A46 and pub reopens
Here are the biggest Kenilworth planning stories from the past week.
HS2 Tunnel Plans
Detailed plans for the 690-metre 'cut and cover' tunnel in Burton Green have been submitted by HS2.
The high-speed rail developer has already revealed the tunnel will be masked by extensive tree planting to "integrate seamlessly with the existing landscape".
And an application submitted to Warwick District Council and Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council shows that a number of options had been considered for the design, including creating a bored tunnel, like the one being built in Long Itchington.
-------------
A46 Stoneleigh
Road closures to install a new bridge over the A46 have been delayed until the new year, the council has announced.
Warwickshire County Council announced last month that the Stoneleigh Junction bridge deck would be moved into place this December.
But it has now pushed the work back until January "to minimise disruption during the Christmas period".
-------------
Pub Reopens
Sitting next to the Grand Union Canal in Knowle, the King's Arms pub reopened to guests last weekend following five weeks of renovations both inside and out.
In the week building up to the relaunch party we were invited down to a preview night to try out the new menu and to see the changes for ourselves.
Like this article? Why not subscribe to our free weekly newsletter here.
New kenilworth Jobs Section Launched!!
Vacancies updated hourly!!
Click here: kenilworth jobs
Share:
