New Bilton

Welcome to the New Bilton Conservatives page. 

Since the start of the pandemic, we have been unable to keep in touch with you as much as we normally would. As the restrictions lifted last year, we took the chance to deliver leaflets and speak to as many residents as possible. We have continued to prove that your New Bilton Conservatives work hard all year round - not just at election time. Here are just some examples of the actions your Conservative team have taken to ensure New Bilton remains such a great place to live, work and raise a family.

Please feel free to contact us via telephone or email: all of our contact details are available below. We look forward to seeing you all again soon. 

Keep safe, 
Your New Bilton Conservative Team

 

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News

Rugby Live - Huge Success

Around 15,000 viewers over three days logged on to watch Rugby Live said a Council press release today.  Cllr.

Rugby Live

A free online festival celebrating music, art and heritage, takes place this coming weekend.

Rugby Borough Council app

Stay on top of your bin collection dates with the Rugby Borough Council App. With details of your bin collection dates based on your home address, you can also choose to receive alerts to remind you to put the right bin out on the right day.

On Yer Bike Admirals

Works to create a new pathway network has begun. The pathway plan includes a connection to the existing path from the Western Relief Road and Lias Line, creating a connected network of paths linking Freemantle Road open space with Addison Road Recreation Ground, the Somers Road industrial esta

Oakfield Rec—Landowner has to Concede to Open Space

After many years of disputes and disagreements with the Heart of England Co-Op, a planning application has finally been agreed for the Oakfield Rec site. The Co-Op never wanted to concede any of the land as open space when they fenced it off and over the years have resisted any attempts to do so, o

Parkfield Road Quarry to become Parkland

Parkfield Quarry is finally being restored in a scheme promoted by Cemex and approved by Warwickshire County Council in February. Dave Peers, Community Campaigner, commented “This is a great use of a site that is effectively derelict and dangerous.

Which bin should I use?

Watch this short animation to see Rugby Borough Council's black rubbish, blue-lid recycling and green garden waste bins tell us which rubbish they can take - and which of them are plastic bag intolerant. Includes subtitles.

Oakfield Rec Update

Proposed plans to build a retirement village mix of apartments and bungalows including communal facilities, landscaping, car parking and public open space has been rejected by Rugby Borough Council planning committee last night.  Planning officers had recommended the application for&