The project at Warwick Gates Community Centre in Cressida Close, Heathcote, is being spearheaded by Heathcote Parish Church and has been funded through a grant of £150,000 from Warwick District Council with additional support from a variety of organisations including L&Q and L&Q Estates.

 

Contractors Trident Construction has started work on the refurbishment to provide a new multi-purpose meeting room alongside a renovated kitchen, toilets and office space. The project has been designed by Warwick-based Robotham Architects. The Rev. Rob Budd from Heathcote Parish Church said he appreciated the generous support of everyone involved in this major scheme which would benefit all sections of the community.

 

“This exciting project will provide a much more welcome and versatile venue that will deliver an even wider range of activities and services to benefit a growing community in Heathcote. We are grateful to the generosity of the church and our other donors who have enabled this project to move from an aspiration to reality.”

 

Ian Hardwick, Managing Director of L&Q Estates, said it was great the building work at this much-loved venue was underway. He said: “In addition to the original funding contribution, L&Q has agreed to make up the shortfall between the anticipated and actual costs to the tune of a further £15,000.
“This additional contribution meant the contract could be placed and the much-needed improvements to the existing community centre secured.”

 

Warwick District Councillor Jacqui Grey (Myton & Heathcote Ward) commented: “The Warwick Gates Community Centre provides a vitally important service and meeting point for this area. We are therefore delighted that the Council has been able to give significant grant funding towards this project, greatly improving the facilities and space provided here, which we hope the growing local community can enjoy for many years to come.”

 

Ian Millard, Operations Director at L&Q, added: “It’s fantastic to see the refurbishment works underway at the Warwick Gates Community Centre. Facilities like these play a vital role in their communities, providing spaces for events and activities, and bringing people together. We’re proud supporters of this project and look forward to seeing the new and improved centre reopen.”

 

L&Q’s Beauchamp Park development enjoys an enviable setting in one of the country’s most desirable locations with some homes enjoying views of Warwick Castles. Beauchamp Park is in a semi-rural location in the heart of the English Countryside, just two miles away from Royal Leamington Spa, with convenient and easy access to the M40 on the doorstep plus a variety of amenities in the scenic, historic market town of Warwick.

 

Beauchamp Park will cater to a diverse mix of buyers, with a variety of house types with an exclusive collection of one, two, three, four and five bedroom homes and apartments available with Help to Buy, Shared Ownership, private sale and Part Exchange to suit needs of every buyer.

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