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A4071 Bilton Road, Rugby New Signalised Junction for Housing Development |
Rugby Borough Council granted George Wimpey Homes Limited planning permission for a housing development off Bilton Road, Rugby. A condition of the permission granted required a new signalised traffic junction to allow access to the residential development. The new junction is located on Bilton Road at its existing junction with Buchannan Road. The scheme was wholly funded by George Wimpey Homes. The works consisted of realigning and widening Bilton Road and constructing a new access road for the housing development. A new length of box culvert was also built to divert the watercourse of Sow Brook under the realigned section of Bilton Road. In addition, the works included an up-grading of the existing traffic signals on Bilton Road at the junction with Lytham Road and May Lane. It was agreed following public consultation, that no work would be carried out on the residential service road. However, if traffic problems arise, then calming measures on the service road may need to be considered to reduce either traffic flows or the speed of vehicles using it. The contract was undertaken by Carillion Regional Civil Engineering who have offices at Shawell off the A5 Watling Street near Lutterworth. The road and culvert works commenced on the 21st May 2007, and were completed in October 2008. Below is a plan showing the details of the new signalised junction. ![]() Alternatively, you can view an Acrobat file of the above plan by clicking Bilton Road Scheme Layout (PDF - 684 KB) For general enquiries please email highwaydesign@warwickshire.gov.uk or telephone 01926 416822. Should you wish to find out more about the recently completed Rugby Western Relief Road project please click on the following link Rugby Western Relief Road. |
Warwickshire County Council, Shire Hall, Warwick CV34 4SA Telephone: 01926 410410