Royal Leamington Spa Town Council will discuss the Leamington Transformation Framework at its Full Council meeting on Thursday 16 July 2026 at 6pm.
The agenda and associated papers, including the Transformation Framework Report dated May 2026, are now available on the council’s website. Residents may attend the meeting and make representations during the public forum, provided they notify the Town Clerk by email in advance. Speaking time is limited and will be allocated equally among multiple speakers if necessary.
The Framework translates the ambitions of the Royal Leamington Spa Vision 2024–2034 into a coordinated plan for place-based change across the town centre. That Vision, approved by the Leamington Transformation Board in October 2024, sets out a strategic approach under three pillars: Healthy People, Healthy Place, and Healthy Planet. The Transforming Leamington initiative, established in 2021, brings together councillors from Royal Leamington Spa Town Council, Warwickshire County Council, and Warwick District Council through the cross-party Transformation Board to coordinate regeneration efforts.
The Framework includes proposals for key locations such as The Parade, Town Hall Square, the Pump Rooms and Jephson Gardens entrance, Canalside and Clemens Street Bridge, Christchurch Gardens, Covent Garden and Chandos Street, and Warwick Street and Regent Street. Warwick District Council’s Cabinet discussed the completed Framework on 10 June 2026 and recommended its endorsement, with a prospectus for the town centre identified as the next step to complement the Vision, Parade Masterplan, and Transformation Framework.
The meeting takes place at 6pm on Thursday 16 July. Residents wishing to speak during the public forum should email the Town Clerk before the meeting. The full agenda and Transformation Framework document can be accessed via the council’s website.
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