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Tree Preservation Orders

updated 11/10/2023

Tree Preservation Orders

Protection of the trees is undertaken by the Local Authority. Anyone who wishes to undertake pruning or even fell a protected tree must apply to the Local Authority for permission in writing to do so.

A tree preservation order (TPO) is a piece of statute law that comes under the: Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and the Town and Country Planning (trees) Regulations 1999 The basic function of the law is to enable the protection of valuable trees that contribute to an area's landscape and amenity. TPO trees are usually mature, of good form and, most importantly, can be clearly seen from a public area. However, other factors are also relevant such as historic value, practical value (e...

Trees and Hedges

updated 11/10/2023

Trees and Hedges

Information on the care, protection, and maintenance of trees in our area.

areas. Tree Preservation Orders Information on the rules and regulations surrounding work performed on trees with Tree Preservation Orders. Advice on Hiring Tree Work Contractors Pruning trees at any height or using dangerous tools are jobs that you should only consider using a skilled arborist (tree surgeon) for.  We've provided some helpful tips to ensure you hire the right person for the job. Tree and Hedges Useful Links Links to useful websites and organisations involved with trees, h...