Stevenage Borough Council goes live with Station Gateway Area Action Plan Consultation
July 15, 2021
Stephen Haines
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Stevenage Borough Council recently went live with their public consultation, to gain thoughts on the area around the Railway Station and Lytton Way. The works will be a key part of the regeneration of the town centre.
The council in conjunction with David Lock Associates, has produced an emerging Area Action Plan for the Stevenage Station Gateway area. This will eventually become part of the overall Development Plan for Stevenage.
Image below illustrating potential options for Stevenage Station Gateway area:
The next steps in the programme include wider community and business engagement, this consultation process will provide an opportunity for initial discussions. The consultation will run from July 12th to September 5th. To read more about the process or to get involved please head to the Stevenage Borough Council website.
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