Councillor James Crocker

The Portfolio Holder for Transport and Planning approved the introduction of traffic signals with pedestrian facilities at the B4098 Tamworth Road and Coventry Road crossroads junction in Fillongley on 24 April 2026. This decision was made following a public consultation and consideration of objections received. The scheme aims to reduce collisions at the junction.

The Cabinet approved the Warwickshire Strategic Economic Plan 2024-2034 on 11 April 2024. This plan sets out a vision for Warwickshire's economy, focusing on innovation, investment, sustainability, and inclusive growth.

The Cabinet authorised the Executive Director for Resources to commence a procurement process for the Crisis Resilience Fund on 16 April 2026. This fund, received from the Department for Work and Pensions, aims to help low-income households experiencing financial shocks and strengthen individual and community financial resilience. The fund will cover Crisis Payments, Housing Payments, Resilience Services, and Community Coordination.

The Portfolio Holder for Transport and Planning approved the introduction of traffic signals with pedestrian facilities at the Tamworth Road (B4098) / Atherstone Road (B4116) junction in Furnace End on 09/05/2024. This decision was made to reduce a long-standing pattern of high annual collision rates at this location. The approved scheme includes the installation of traffic signals, pedestrian crossing facilities on Atherstone Road, Nuneaton Road, and Coleshill Road, and waiting restrictions for all arms of the junction.

The Cabinet approved a two-year programme of revenue-funded measures for the Warwickshire Bus Service Improvement Plan at a cost of £5.466 million, funded by Department for Transport grants. This decision was made on 9 May 2024. The programme includes adding these measures to the Warwickshire Enhanced Partnership Scheme.

The Portfolio Holder for Transport and Planning approved the extension of a 50mph speed limit at Ettington Crossroads on the Fosse Way. This decision was made on 24 April 2026. The scheme includes engineering upgrades, behavioural nudges, messaging, and community engagement to address speeding.

The County Council of Warwickshire Council approved recommendations on 17/03/2026. The council resolved to engage with public organisations to support local farmers and game dealers, support sustainable shooting on council land, and ask officers to explore how shooting and conservation can help achieve environmental targets and improve opportunities for young people. Officers will also provide information on deer in road traffic collisions and consider a deer management plan. The council will write to local MPs requesting support for British farmers and sustainable shooting.

The County Council of Warwickshire Council resolved on 17 March 2026 to approve recommendations. An external investigation will be commissioned into the release of confidential information regarding a Member Code of Conduct investigation.