On Thursday 9th February at 10am, the Academic Loop Road will not be available for vehicle access for approximately 1 hour 30 minutes whilst urgent repair works occur to repair a pothole. Standard vehicle access towards central campus will be diverted through University Road past the Humanities building, however HGVs will not be able to access this route until the closure is re-opened. Noise will occur for the period of duration for these works. Please click on this news item for further information including areas affected.

Please note start time and duration is subject to traffic and equipment functionality.

Between Thursday 3rd November - Friday 4th November and Thursday 10th November - Friday 11th November, temporary traffic lights will be placed on Kirby Corner Road for multiple works. Please click on this news item for further information.

Repair work notification for the footpath running adjacent to CP6 and connecting to the lakes near Bluebell residences.

Contractors have been appointed to resurface this footpath. The work to repair this footpath will take place next Wednesday/Thursday.

• Wednesday 12th : Setting up site and asphalt preparation works
• Thursday 13th : Asphalt resurfacing
• Due to the proximity to Bluebell accommodation, no noisy work will start until 9am.
• A footpath diversion will be put in place. Footpath closed signs will be installed by Chiel.
• CP6 will remain open as normal.

Apologies for the short notice, however we were keen to repair this path as quickly as possible.

This summer we have a spectacular line up of celebrations happening on campus. There will be our traditional Degree Congregations, Warwick Celebrates events (for those who graduated in absentia in 2020 and 2021). We’ll also be taking part in the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, providing an Athletes village, and co-hosting the International Children's Games.

To support these events, a number of car parks will be restricted or closed. Please visit https://warwick.ac.uk/services/carparks/where/Link opens in a new window for further information.

For the third year running we’re proud to share how our Grounds team will be participating in the Plantlife’s No Mow May initiative and leaving areas of grassland to grow throughout the summer months.