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Warwick tree to be felled in 'essential' safety works

By James Smith 21st Aug 2026

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A branch fell from the tree in Priory Park on Thursday (image via WDC)

A tree is set to be felled in a Warwick park today (August 21).

Warwick District Council has said the "essential" works are for a beech tree in Priory Park.

It comes after a branch fell from the tree on Thursday.

"Forestry have advised that urgent work is needed to make the tree safe," a council statement said.

"The tree will be felled today, with the remaining material being removed next week.

"Thank you for your patience while these essential safety works are carried out."

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