6 Bell Lane, Monks Kirby, Rugby, CV23 0QY

1. 3 Jul 2007

   Received by Rugby

2. 29 Aug 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

3. Decision

   Awaiting decision

   Decision expected by 28 August 2007, 8 weeks from validation under the statutory target for most applications. Extensions of time are common and are agreed case by case.

   Rugby took a median of 56 days over the applications it decided in the last year.

This application is with Rugby for determination, against a statutory target of eight weeks. Over the last year Rugby's median decision took 56 days. More in our guide to how long planning decisions take.

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• The Bell Inn, Bell Lane, Monks Kirby, RUGBY, CV23 0QY

  R06/0362/DET Submitted 27 Feb 2006 0m away

  Conversion and extension of existing stables to form a local needs dwelling. (Approval of reserved matters against approved Outline Planning Permission R05/0777/01364/OP, dated 7th September 2005).

  Granted Extension 6 docs
  Domestic

• 2, Bell Lane, Monks Kirby, Rugby, CV23 0QY

  R26/0533 Submitted 27 May 2026 68m away

  This application relates to two ash trees located within the hedgerow at 2 Bell Lane, Monks Kirby. The accompanying site plan identifies the trees as Ash 1 and Ash 2. Both trees have been inspected and are exhibiting symptoms consistent with Ash Dieback disease. Ash 1 has a number of compromised and declining limbs throughout the canopy. Approximately half of the canopy overhangs Main Street, which is a principal route through the village, including a bus route and access road to the local school. Due to the extent of the dieback, the presence of structurally weakened limbs, and the potential risk to highway users and pedestrians, permission is sought to fell Ash 1 on safety grounds. As part of the proposed works, gaps within the hedgerow will be replanted using species already present within the existing hedge, together with the planting of at least three native and/or fruit-bearing tree species to enhance local biodiversity and maintain the character of the conservation area. Ash 2 is also affected by Ash Dieback, with several limbs within the upper crown and central canopy showing signs of decline. In addition, significant ivy growth is present on the trunk, which is contributing to the trees deterioration and restricting inspection of the stem. Permission is therefore sought to: - Cut back the ivy growth on Ash 2 to approximately 5 feet above ground level and allow the remaining ivy to naturally die back; - Reduce the canopy by approximately 10 feet; and - Remove any dead, dying, or diseased limbs affected by Ash Dieback. The proposed works are intended to manage the trees responsibly, reduce risk to the public, and retain where possible the visual amenity and character of the site within the conservation area.

  Granted Trees 3 docs

• 12, Main Street, Monks Kirby, Rugby, CV23 0QX

  R25/1116 Submitted 18 Dec 2025 121m away

  Listed building consent for proposed replacement of timber windows and french doors to rear

  Granted Heritage and listed buildings Windows or glazing 12 docs

• 8 SMITE CLOSE, MONKS KIRBY, CV23 0SA

  R08/1034/INVA Submitted 8 Jul 2008 123m away

  95% historically approved · decision due ~2 Sep

  Erection of a single storey side extension (waiver of Condition 3 of Planning Permission reference number R/06/2010/PACA dated 18/01/2007.

  Awaiting decision Extension
  Small domestic

• Land accessed from Main Street, Monks Kirby CV23 0QX

  R24/0566 Submitted 17 Jun 2024 123m away

  Section 73 application for the variation of conditions 2- Plan schedule and 3- Materials of application R22/1005.

  Granted Outline 6 docs

• 3, Iris Cottage, Main Street, Monks Kirby, Rugby, Warwickshire, CV23 0QX

  R24/0616 Submitted 27 Jun 2024 123m away

  Non-material amendment to R24/0021

  Granted Amendments 8 docs