Houses, pub and hotel planned near to Nuneaton tip

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A consultation event is being held on Wednesday



A mini housing development, ‘canalside’ pub and small hotel are among proposals on land near to Nuneaton’s largest tip.

FCC Environment has revealed its vision for a development of up to 400 new homes and what has been described as a ‘local centre’ on land at Judkins.

The plans will be officially unveiled at a consultation tomorrow.

What is known is that the proposed local centre would include uses such as a ‘canalside’ pub, doctor’s surgery, shops, a coffee shop and small hotel.

In a poster publicising the public consultation, FCC Environment explains: “The site is located to the north of Tuttle Hill and would be accessed by improving the existing junction that serves the site and the existing Household Waste Recycling Centre

“Preliminary designs for this improved access will be available to view. FCC Environment believe that this site could bring new high quality homes to this part of town in a way that is sympathetic to the character of the area and its setting.

“The housing development would contain new areas of public space and landscaping and provide a range of houses and flats from one to four bedroom.

“The proposed local centre would include uses such as a ‘canalside’ pub, doctor’s surgery, shops, a coffee shop and small hotel.”

The public consultation is being held from 1pm until 6pm on Wednesday at Judkins House, Tuttle Hill.

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Plans for up to 400 homes near Nuneaton's tip unveiled

Up to 400 homes as well as two new bridges over a canal could be built on land near to Nuneaton’s largest tip.

Six months after initial plans were revealed, the proposals to build a mini housing estate on land off Tuttle Hill have now been submitted to Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council .

Exact details have yet to be unveiled but Town Hall planners have set a decision date for the housing estate by July 3.

But the application states 'residential development of up to 400 dwellings with associated access, landscaping, open space and two bridges over the Coventry Canal (Outline to include access).'

At the end of November last year, households in the area were invited to a public exhibition about the plans.

Back then it included proposals for what was proposed as a local centre would include uses such as a ‘canalside’ pub, doctor’s surgery, shops, a coffee shop and small hotel, but it is not known if these are included in the now submitted application.