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Councillor Mogford asked: Leader, Regarding the Old Green Roundabout development proposals; the former Newport City Council leader, Cllr Jane Mudd, previously emphasized that the project aims to make the city "less dependent on cars" and supports a "greener Newport". Question: From a current perspective, do you agree that this project, as proposed, would achieve its stated aims and be a net positive investment in the City? Councillor Batrouni responded: My Cabinet colleague, Councillor R Howells has already responded to this question submitted as a QAAT on 8 January 2026. I refer you to this response: The Old Green proposals form part of the Burns package of measures to reduce M4 congestion, which we can all agree is a major impediment to economic progress in Newport and the wider region. Newport has been promised significant investment in Burns schemes by Welsh Government and the Burns Commission report assured us that delivery of the same would relieve the M4 congestion and get people moving more freely around the city. If the full value of any proposals relating to Old Green is to be achieved, it is vital that the entire package of Burns measures are delivered, and that is what we are pushing for at regional and Welsh Government level. It is worth noting that this is a Welsh Government scheme, funded via the Cardiff Capital Region and delivered via Transport for Wales. Subject to funding confirmation from external organisations, the decision remains yet to be confirmed.
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