A popular pub in Warwick's town centre could be given a facelift if plans are signed off by Warwick District Council.

Wells & Co has applied for permission to replace a number of signs on the front and in the garden of the New Bowling Green on St Nicholas Church Street.

Plans show two new illuminated hanging signs, various other signs and some lights would be installed at the grade II listed building.

"The New Bowling Green Inn is a grade II listed historic building with origins dating from the fifteenth to late sixteenth centuries," the application said.

"Its surviving timber framing, traditional architectural character, historic development and continuing use as a public house contribute to its special architectural and historic interest.

"The building also makes a contribution to the historic streetscape of St Nicholas Church Street and the wider historic environment of Warwick.

"The proposed development should be designed and implemented with due regard to these identified heritage values.

"The retention of significant historic fabric, use of appropriate materials and sensitive treatment of the building's setting are important considerations in achieving a heritage-sensitive scheme."

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