Warwick locals have until the middle of July to have their say on plans to enforce a no-stopping zone on a busy local road.

Warwickshire County Council is proposing the zone along Europa Way as 900 houses are being built.

A major application for the 900 new homes, a primary school, local centre, park and ride and open space, was called in by the secretary of state and signed off in 2016.

"As a consequence of the above-mentioned works it is proposed to introduce a 24 Hour No Stopping Clearway along the A452 Europa Way, between the Banbury Road traffic island and Peabody Avenue junction, to ensure that the two-way single carriageway can have free flowing traffic," a council report said.

Plans show the no-stopping zone would run for 1.2km from the junction with the A425.

Residents have until July 10 to feed back on the scheme.

"As a consequence of the Secretary of State's approval of up to 900 dwelling to the land west of the A452 Europa Way traffic management measures are deemed prudent to ensure the free flow of traffic and road safety for the motoring public," the council's report continued.

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