The Bath Street Improvement Scheme also known as the Bath Street Gyratory Scheme is a transport infrastructure proposal that delivers a host of much-needed highway and transport improvements in the Bath Street area of Leamington Spa.

The proposed infrastructure is fundamental to alleviating the Bath Street area's known air quality issue, (which is an Air Quality Management Area (AQMA)); it provides better accessibility to Leamington Spa's railway station and Leamington South, for all modes of transport, and gives vitality to this area of Leamington.

Multi-modal improvements, including improved cycle infrastructure, improvements to Portobello Bridge, carriageway improvements and junction improvements to the following: St Johns/Coventry Road, Emscote Rd / Greville Road, Rugby Road/Warwick New Road & Princes Drive/ Warwick New Road.

The Council is committed to improving leisure facilities in Kenilworth, including the facilities at Castle Farm, as part of phase II of its Leisure Development Programme.

New GP surgery in North Leamington Spa (Cubbington/Lillington) / new health hub (incorporating primary medical care and community services) in North Leamington Spa (Cubbington/Lillington).

A new pedestrian and cycle route bridge across Europa Way.

In addition to providing a gateway feature for Leamington, Warwick and the Tach Brook Country Park, the new bridge will provide an improved and more sustainable link across Europa Way between the new residential developments on either side, the new Country Park and the proposed new Secondary School and Sixth Form at Oakley Wood Road.

Newbold Comyn

Myton footpath/cycleway link