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Pharmacy plans bollards after two vehicle collisions

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 17:08 · Archive

Rowlands Pharmacy in Addingham is seeking planning permission for ten bollards after its front gable was twice demolished by vehicle strikes.

Plans have been submitted to Bradford Council to install ten 1.2-metre-high ram-raid bollards outside Rowlands Pharmacy on Main Street in Addingham. The application was validated on 16 October and is currently under consideration.

The pharmacy's front gable has been demolished twice after being struck by vehicles. According to planning documents submitted with the application, these incidents caused considerable inconvenience to the pharmacy's functioning and required the frontage to be rebuilt on both occasions.

The pharmacy and medical centre building was constructed in 2006 on the site of a former scout centre. It lies within the Addingham Conservation Area and was designed using stone walling and a slate roof to be sympathetic to the local area. The applicants state that the proposed bollards are of a design suitable for the conservation area and would help prevent further collisions and protect the building from damage.

Residents can view the plans and submit comments through the Bradford Council planning portal under application reference 26/03538/FUL.

Pharmacy plans bollards after two vehicle collisions
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