Social Value Ideas for Rugby Borough Council

We have identified 50 evidence-based social value themes for Rugby Borough Council in West Midlands across 38 service areas. These insights are derived from the latest council meeting transcripts and can inform your social value strategy for bids and tenders.

Policy22
Spending22
Action4
Pressure2
Policy1% confidence

Conservative plan amendment rejected

A Conservative amendment sought to pause consultation and revisit allocations, windfall assumptions, and site choices including Cotton Park East and rural settlement sites. Officers advised the change…

Thank you. Um, I'm aware that there's an amendment that's been circulated. Um, so I'm going to ask councelor Ward, please, to move the amendment. Okay…
Policy1% confidence

Lenton Lane solar refused

The second solar farm, on the Rugby side of the cross-boundary Lenton Lane scheme, was ultimately refused after members concluded the green belt harm and agricultural impacts were not outweighed by be…

Therefore, looking at the economic, environmental, and social benefits, they are considered to clearly outweigh the combined harm to the green belt an…
Spending1% confidence

43-home scheme with S106 package

The committee considered an outline housing scheme for up to 43 dwellings with a significant section 106 package covering affordable housing, open space maintenance, biodiversity net gain, highways wo…

Turning to planning obligations that would be sought um if the committee decides to approve the application, the contributions and triggers are outlin…
Policy1% confidence

Beauty clinic garage use approved with conditions

The committee approved the change of use of a residential garage to a cosmetic medical/beauty services business, despite local objections about parking, residential impact and medical storage. Officer…

I am speaking on behalf of the residents who object to this application and we are grateful for the careful consideration given to our concerns. Resid…
Policy1% confidence

Reg 19 plan advanced

The council approved a Regulation 19 local plan for consultation after reducing the plan period, trimming housing and employment allocations, and adding new policy protections. Officers said the plan …

Um, what I want to go through tonight um is um the cabinet report that went to cabinet on the 6th of um January. Um this sets out the presubmission pl…
Policy1% confidence

Local Plan approved for Regulation 19

Council agreed to advance the Rugby Borough Local Plan 2025-2042 to Regulation 19 consultation and submission. The debate highlighted major policy implications for housing delivery, green belt/grey be…

So now Rugby Burough local plan 2025 to 2042 regulation 19 consultation and submission report of cabinet dated 6th of January 2026. Due to the number …
Policy1% confidence

Empty homes premium

The council approved a strengthened council tax premium policy for long-term empty properties and second homes. It shortens the qualification period for empty-home premiums to 12 months from April 202…

This report recommends the adoption of a revised and strengthened council tax premium policy for long-term empty properties and second homes. It is de…
Spending1% confidence

Affordable housing at 45%

Officers said the scheme must deliver 45% affordable housing to comply with the green belt 'golden rules', rising from the usual 30% requirement. Members strongly supported this as a way to provide ho…

It's therefore considered that the highest existing affordable housing requirement for this development is 30% the green field requirement in policy H…
Policy1% confidence

Affordable housing reduced

The committee approved a variation to reduce affordable housing on a 210-home Southwest Rugby scheme from 63 units to 9 units because viability evidence showed the original 30% target was not achievab…

This refers to the variation of condition one of R24/0971, which was the reserved matters scheme for this site, and this is to refer to nine affordabl…
Policy1% confidence

Holton care home refused

Officers recommended refusal of a 66-bed care home in Holton because the layout, scale, and extensive frontage parking were judged to conflict with the Key Phase 1 design guide and national design pol…

“The proposal does not demonstrate the improvements necessary to comply with a keyphase one design guide or broader policy expectations for highqualit…
Policy1% confidence

Approved affordable housing scheme

Members approved a 108-dwelling brownfield redevelopment at Project Drive, described as 100% affordable housing, subject to a Section 106 agreement and conditions. The proposal was supported because i…

the application is is the land north of projects Drive in rugby it is for the construction of 108 dwellings with Associated access roads parking and L…
Spending1% confidence

Sheep Street refurbishment grant

Council accepted £221,625 of government grant funding to renovate 26-27 Sheep Street under the High Street Rental Auction powers. The money will fund ground-floor and basement works including new shop…

So, it's being recommended to council that the award of 221,625 from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government for the purpose of reno…
Spending1% confidence

HSRA grant for Sheep Street

Cabinet approved acceptance of £221,625 from MHCLG to renovate 26-27 Sheep Street to minimum lettable standard, with the same amount to be awarded to the owner under a funding agreement. The works are…

It's recommended to council that the award of 221,625 from the Ministry of Housing, Communities, and Local Government for the purpose of renovating 26…

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