Central Winchester Regeneration
The council is seeking the comprehensive redevelopment of the central Winchester area. This section contains all of the latest information on the Central Winchester Regeneration project.
We held an online Open Forum to discuss the recent consultation on the Central Winchester Regeneration draft development proposals on 26 January 2021. To see the presentation and Q&A from the session please click here.
Climate Emergency
We are placing the climate emergency and newly adopted council plan at the heart of everything we are doing.
We will be looking at creative and innovative ways to embed this. We have shared thoughts around retention of existing buildings and no car parking and have given examples of how the preferred scheme is being developed with the climate emergency upfront and centre.
Movement Strategy
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We are working closely with Hampshire County Council on options for the bus arrangements and will continue to do so. Atkins is carrying out stage one of the feasibility study, looking at several options that work for the regeneration of the site, the wider movement strategy and our partners at the bus operators.
Our close working relationship continues with all areas of the emerging studies under the Movement Strategy and again, concepts for the lower section of the High Street and Broadway remain flexible and can be delivered in phases as actions under the wider movement strategy evolve. You can find the Movement Strategy timeline here (pdf, 73kb).
Winchester Vision
A new Vision for Winchester is being developed. This document aims to outline aspirations for how the city develops and grows over the coming years and the work is being overseen by the Winchester Town Forum. Our work with JLL will be closely linked with the Winchester Vision.
Cabinet Member |
Cllr Kelsie Learney |
Start Date |
29/03/2016 |
Key Steps/Milestones |
Milestones completed:
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Latest Status |
Latest Status
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Last Committee Report |
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Next Steps |
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