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Droitwich Spa Lido: Images of redevelopment revealed

Ryan Smith 2 hours ago   0

NEWLY released images have revealed what the transformed Droitwich Spa Lido could look like.

The new CGI pictures were unveiled to the public for the first time at a public information event on Monday.

Plans include a spa, a larger brine bath than originally proposed, a new bistro overlooking the pool, upgraded changing facilities, a modern splash pad, improved accessibility features, and a new snack kiosk serving visitors to the Lido and Lido Park.

There is also set to be more car park improvements, a restored Art Deco building and an enhanced entrance from Worcester Road.

The £12.5 million transformation of Droitwich Spa Lido has been described as a ‘once-in-a-generation’ project by Wychavon Council leader Richard Morris.




However, the plans have also stirred up controversy, and back in May, Matt Nicol resigned as chair of the Droitwich Spa Place Board over the proposals.

He claimed that, while the organisation had supported the initial proposal to invest in the Lido, they had been shut out of the discussions, only being allowed to view a revamped proposal in November 2025.


Wychavon Council claimed the overall vision for the Lido remains unchanged from the scheme backed by 86 per cent of people who took part in an engagement survey on the original concept design in November 2024.

A spokesperson for Wychavon Council said: “We’d like to say a huge thank you to everyone who came along.

“It was fantastic to see so much passion for the Lido and hear so many positive comments about the plans. We also received some excellent suggestions, which we’ll now take away and consider.

“To those who came with questions or concerns, thank you for taking the time to speak to us.

“We genuinely appreciate you sharing your views and will carefully reflect on all the feedback we received as we continue to refine the design ahead of submitting a planning application this autumn.”

A planning application is expected to be submitted in August, and, if approved, work is expected to start on the redevelopment early next year, with the new Lido opening to customers in 2028.