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Tree preservation orders in Gravesham Borough Council
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In the national tree datayes
Protected single trees1,068
TPO zones221
Tree preservation orders166
Conservation areas (trees protected there too)23
Median house price (2025)£371,000
When Gravesham Borough Council made its orders
1950s: 1; 1960s: 15; 1970s: 72; 1980s: 39; 1990s: 34; 2000s: 5.
Gravesham Borough Council ranks 73 of 91 publishing councils for protected single trees.
Conservation areas in Gravesham Borough Council where trees are also protected
- Chestnut Green, Shorne Conservation Area (1976)
- Church Street, Higham Conservation Area (1979)
- Cobham Conservation Area (1970)
- Darnley Road, Gravesend Conservation Area (1990)
- Harmer Street, Gravesend Conservation Area (1975)
- Harvel, Meopham Conservation Area (1970)
- High Street & Queen Street, Gravesend Conservation Area (1975)
- Hook Green, Meopham Conservation Area (2008)
- King Street, Gravesend Conservation Area (1980)
- Lansdowne Square, Northfleet Conservation Area (2001)
- Lower Higham Conservation Area (2008)
- Meopham Green, Meopham Conservation Area (1975)
- Milton Place, Gravesend Conservation Area (1990)
- Overcliffe, Gravesend Conservation Area (1990)
- Pelham Road / The Avenue, Gravesend Conservation Area (1995)
- Queen's Farm, Shorne Conservation Area (2001)
- Riverside, Gravesend Conservation Area (1980)
- Shorne Village Conservation Area (1975)
- The Hill, Northfleet Conservation Area (1990)
- The Street, Meopham Conservation Area (1975)
- Thong, Shorne Conservation Area (1980)
- Upper Windmill Street, Gravesend Conservation Area (1980)
- Windmill Hill, Gravesend Conservation Area (1975)
Median sale prices in Gravesham Borough Council in 2025: detached £600,000, semi-detached £400,000, terraced £325,000, flat £182,250.
Before you touch a tree in Gravesham Borough 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.