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Tree preservation orders in Bristol City Council
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In the national tree datayes
Protected single trees4,975
TPO zones369
Tree preservation orders4,975
Conservation areas (trees protected there too)34
Median house price (2025)£350,000
When Bristol City Council made its orders
2000s: 3,603; 2010s: 957; 2020s: 415.
Bristol City Council ranks 21 of 91 publishing councils for protected single trees.
Conservation areas in Bristol City Council where trees are also protected
- Arnos Vale (1996)
- Ashley Down (1998)
- Avon Valley (1981)
- Bedminster (1981)
- Bishopsworth and Malago (1998)
- Bower Ashton (1981)
- Brentry (1988)
- Brislington (1986)
- City Docks (1979)
- City and Queen Square (1972)
- Clifton (1972)
- College Green (1975)
- Cotham and Redland (1981)
- Gloucester Road (2011)
- Henbury (1970)
- Kingsdown (1973)
- Kingsweston and Trym Valley (1981)
- Montpelier (1978)
- Old Market (1979)
- Park Street and Brandon Hill (1975)
- Portland and Brunswick Square (1974)
- Redcliffe (1976)
- Sea Mills (1981)
- Shirehampton (1975)
- Silverthorne Lane
- Sneyd Park (1981)
- St. James' Parade (1982)
- St. Michael's Hill and Christmas Steps (1974)
- Stapleton and Frome Valley (1972)
- Stokes Croft (1980)
- The Downs (1981)
- Tyndall's Park (1981)
- Westbury-on-Trym (1971)
- Whiteladies Road (1976)
Median sale prices in Bristol City Council in 2025: detached £544,665, semi-detached £365,000, terraced £377,500, flat £265,000.
Before you touch a tree in Bristol City Council
Get the council's written consent for a protected tree, and give six weeks' notice in a conservation area. Cutting a protected tree without consent is a criminal offence.