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Tree preservation orders in Coventry City Council
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In the national tree datayes
Protected single trees2,231
TPO zones504
Tree preservation orders460
Conservation areas (trees protected there too)18
Median house price (2025)£232,500
When Coventry City Council made its orders
1950s: 21; 1960s: 48; 1970s: 39; 1980s: 31; 1990s: 89; 2000s: 119; 2010s: 77; 2020s: 36.
Coventry City Council ranks 45 of 91 publishing councils for protected single trees.
Conservation areas in Coventry City Council where trees are also protected
- Allesley Village Conservation Area (1968)
- Brownshill Green Conservation Area
- Chapelfields Conservation Area (1976)
- Coventry Canal Conservation Area (2012)
- Earlsdon Conservation Area
- Far Gosford Street Conservation Area (1992)
- Greyfriars Green Conservation Area (1969)
- Hawksbury Junction Conservation Area (1976)
- High Street Conservation Area (1982)
- Hill Top Conservation Area (1969)
- Ivy Farm Lane (Canley Hamlet) Conservation Area (1989)
- Kenilworth Road Conservation Area (1968)
- Lady Herbert's Garden and the Burges Conservation Area (1969)
- London Road Conservation Area (1977)
- Naul's Mill Conservation Area (2003)
- Spon End Conservation Area (2003)
- Spon Street Conservation Area (1969)
- Stoke Green Conservation Area (1968)
Median sale prices in Coventry City Council in 2025: detached £390,000, semi-detached £265,000, terraced £210,000, flat £132,750.
Before you touch a tree in Coventry 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.