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The Journey

Where the project has got to, garden by garden, and the record of how we got here: every step from the day the company was formed to today.

The route today

This is where we start. Five stretches of Victorian brick arches run beside the live railway from the station to the canal, and they have stood empty for decades, most of the town walking past without a second look. Here is where the project has got to.

The route today from the south, each viaduct in its garden's colour. Imagery: Google.

Project status

We have a licence to use the first viaduct, and we are raising funds to build an access ladder to survey and clear the space for development of our first space: the Faith Garden.

Garden by garden, each moving at its own pace. Pick one to see the plans for it.

  1. Licence secured; access ladder installation underway

  2. In planning and negotiation

  3. In planning and negotiation

  4. In planning and negotiation

  5. In planning and negotiation

The journey so far

Every news story and every milestone since Leamington High Line was formed, on one line. Today is at the right-hand end; drag the line to go back in time.

Every news story and every milestone since Leamington High Line was formed, on one line. Today is at the top; scroll down to go back in time.

Today

27 October 2026

The railway years

Trains ran over these arches from 1844 until the line closed in the 1960s. The story of the viaducts before the project began is on the history page.

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Milestone
News story
Milestone

Today

27 October 2026

The railway years

Trains ran over these arches from 1844 until the line closed in the 1960s. The story of the viaducts before the project began is on the history page.