Treelyon | England TPO Map

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Trees Zones Order boundaries

Partial coverage: around 82 of 300 councils publish data, so a spot with no markers can still have a TPO.

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Live from MHCLG's Planning Data platform, OGL v3.0. Counts as of Aug 2026. New councils appear automatically.

256,643Individual trees

102,174Zones

108,813Order boundaries

~82/300councils publishing

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References

Act on a TPO

Confirm: free, through your council's tree officer.
Legal proof: a paid land charges search (LLC1).
Do works: apply for consent (free) on the Planning Portal. Unauthorised works risk fines of £20,000 or more.
Conservation areas: give 6 weeks' notice (Section 211), even without a TPO.

This map is a research tool, not a legal search.

About TPOs

Made by local planning authorities under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. A TPO forbids cutting down, topping, lopping or uprooting without written consent. An order can cover single trees, groups, areas or whole woodlands, which is why the map shows both points and shaded zones.