Taylor Wimpey is preparing an outline planning application for a new neighbourhood on land south of Aylesbury Road, Hockley Heath.

The emerging vision for the new neighbourhood includes:

• Up to 330 high-quality homes in a range of sizes and styles
• Up to 50% will be affordable homes including shared ownership homes for first time buyers
• Scope to provide accessible homes for local people looking to downsize
• A landscape-led approach to development with the retention of existing mature trees and hedgerows
• A significant proportion of the site area to be retained as extensive landscaped open space including landscape buffering and biodiversity areas
• A range of outdoor recreational facilities including children’s play areas, community garden/orchard and allotments
• The retention and enhancement of existing public rights of way, alongside the creation of new walking and cycling routes
• Investment to support local infrastructure, such as healthcare and education

Site location plan - click to enlarge

Community consultation

We want to ensure that our emerging proposals align as much as possible with the priorities and aspirations of the local communities in Hockley Heath and Lapworth.

This website provides an opportunity for local people to view and help shape the proposed development, providing feedback on local priorities and aspirations for new homes, open spaces and community investment.

Consultation drop-in exhibition

As well as this online consultation, we will also be presenting the information from this website at a consultation drop-in exhibition. This will provide an opportunity for members of the community, including those who have limited access to the internet, to view the proposals, speak to members of the project team and provide feedback.

The details of the consultation exhibition are as follows:

Date: Thursday 25th September 2025
Venue: King George Memorial Hall, 2655 Stratford Road, Hockley Heath, B94 5NH
Time: 2pm – 6:30pm

What is an outline planning application?

An outline planning application establishes the broad principles of development, such as access arrangements, illustrative concept layout, number of homes and general extent of development.

If outline planning consent is granted, a detailed planning application called a reserved matters planning application would be prepared. This would include more detail such as architecture, materials, detailed layout and landscaping, and would be subject to further consultation with the local community before being submitted for determination. Both outline and Reserved Matters planning applications are subject to statutory consultation carried out by the Local Planning Authority (Warwick District Council).