pr2:west-northamptonshire:2026/3776/TCAPlanning Application pr2:west-northamptonshire:2026/3776/TCA
Works to Trees (Conservation Area) application at Flat 9 The Bell Tower Hill Street Brackley NN13 6AL, West Northamptonshire. View planning documents, track the decision and get email alerts on updates.
T001 – Prunus sp. 'Cherry'Crown lift to 5.2 m to provide highway clearance.Remove deadwood less than 25 mm diameter.Remove deadwood greater than 25 mm diameter.Sever and remove ivy growth at the base of the tree.Works required due to encroachment towards adjacent buildings and to comply with highways regulations. T002 – Sorbus Re-pollard the tree in accordance with its previous pollarding management. Works required due to encroachment towards adjacent buildings.Note: A crown reduction would normally be preferred for this species; however, as the tree has been previously pollarded, re-pollarding is recommended. T003 – Sorbus Crown lift to 5.2 m to provide highway clearance. Cut back crown growth to provide 2 m clearance from the building. Works required due to encroachment towards adjacent buildings and comply with highway regulations
2026/3776/TCA
Flat 9 The Bell Tower Hill Street Brackley NN13 6AL
This is a planning application at Flat 9 The Bell Tower Hill Street Brackley NN13 6AL. West Northamptonshire has handled 42 applications of this type. It was submitted on 4 September 2026 and is still awaiting a decision. The site is in the Brackley Town Centre conservation area, with 9 listed buildings nearby. There are no previous applications recorded at this address. In the past year there have been 46 applications across Brackley Ward. We hold 426 applications in total for the NN13 postcode area.
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