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MAJOR changes to the face of Worcester are proposed for the coming years, with a number of significant planning applications to transform the city centre. With many signs pointing towards the return to some kind of normality soon and with the journey on the government’s roadmap out of lockdown seemingly running smoothly, attention now turns to how the city rebuilds from an extremely difficult year and what the future will look like for Worcester. Regeneration and redevelopment, in its many guises, has always been high on the agenda and hot on the lips of many even before the pandemic struck, with huge developments and grand ideas and multi-million-pound promises coming and going. ....
SUPPORT: Artistâs impressions of the Shrub Hill regeneration and medical centre; from left: Cllr Geraghty, Cllr Bayliss, Cllr Agar and MP Robin Walker A MAJOR multi-million-pound bid for government regeneration funding in Worcester has been backed by councillors. Worcester City Council revealed £28 million plans to regenerate several parts of the city including the tired Shrub Hill area building a new medical centre on the banks of the River Severn, hundreds of homes and a new Building Block training centre in Dines Green. The bid was backed by the city council s policy and resources committee on Monday (January 25) and will now be submitted to the government. ....
Shrub Hill work is the latest promise to transform Worcester area in much need of a facelift WORK: (clockwise from top right) artist’s impressions for the latest Shrub Hill work, Isaac Maddox House, an artist’s impression of the Sherriff Street and Elgar House NEW multi-million-pound plans to transform Shrub Hill are the latest in a long line of much-needed regeneration projects for a part of the city in desperate need of a makeover. Worcester City Council revealed its £28 million bid for government money earlier this week and includes a long-awaited overhaul of the city’s Shrub Hill area with the First Bus Depot site in Padmore Street near Worcester Shrub Hill station top of the list for improvements. ....
WORK: An artist s impression of the Shrub Hill regeneration A HUGE regeneration of the city s Shrub Hill area looks set to be part of a multi-million-pound bid. Worcester City Council has revealed plans to regenerate several parts of the city including the tired Shrub Hill area. Plans include redeveloping the First Bus Depot site in Padmore Street near Worcester Shrub Hill station into 350 new homes and 2,000 square metres of commercial space. The ageing Isaac Maddox House site in Shrub Hill Road would also see a new enterprise centre and up to 100 homes built. A new walking and cycle route between Shrub Hill station, the planned regeneration area and the city centre would also be created. ....