Plans for the major roads and transport improvements needed to support Wychavon Town will go on show next week.
A series of public information sessions will give people the chance to see the latest proposals and find out how their feedback has already helped shape them.
Sessions will be held on:
- Wednesday 18 November, 1pm to 6pm at Norton Parish Hall
- Thursday 19 November, 9.30am to 1pm at Stoulton Village Hall
- Thursday 19 November, 2.30pm to 6pm at Whittington Community Hall
There is no need to book and people can drop-in at any time and stay for as long as they want. Members of the project team will be on hand to talk people through the proposals and answer questions. Anyone who cannot make the sessions will be able to view all the information and have their say at www.wychavontown.co.uk/engagement from 18 November 2026.
The plans have been developed following feedback from the high-level consultation held in July, alongside further surveys, environmental assessments and traffic modelling.
They will show in more detail how people would move around and through Wychavon Town, including links with existing communities, and the infrastructure needed to support the planned 10,000 new homes around Worcestershire Parkway Railway Station.
Feedback from the sessions will be used to finalise the Infrastructure Planning Application set to be submitted next year. Once approved, this will provide a joined-up framework to ensure infrastructure is delivered alongside new homes as the town grows. It will also support bids for funding.
Cllr Emma Kearsey, Wychavon’s Executive Board Member for Planning, Infrastructure and Urban Design, said: “Getting the right infrastructure in the right place at the right time is crucial to the success of Wychavon Town.
“The Infrastructure Planning Application is key to delivering the vibrant, well-connected Wychavon Town we have always planned, with the infrastructure it needs to thrive right from the start.
“We’re grateful for the views residents have given us so far and these latest sessions are a great opportunity to showcase what we have done with that feedback.”
