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Tree preservation orders in Great Yarmouth Borough Council

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When Great Yarmouth Borough Council made its orders

1960s: 13; 1970s: 20; 1980s: 182; 1990s: 304; 2000s: 162; 2010s: 201; 2020s: 209.

Great Yarmouth Borough Council ranks 86 of 91 publishing councils for protected single trees.

Conservation areas in Great Yarmouth Borough Council where trees are also protected

• No.1 Camperdown (1969)
• No.1 Camperdown Extension (2003)
• No.10 Princes Road (1979)
• No.11 Ormesby St Margaret (1983)
• No.12 Cliff Hill (1985)
• No.13 East & West Somerton (1987)
• No.14 Rollesby (1989)
• No.15 St Georges (2003)
• No.16 Seafront (2003)
• No.17 Gorleston Conservation Area Extensions (2009)
• No.18 Newport Cottages (2013)
• No.2 Market Place, Rows & North Quay (1975)
• No.2 Market Place, Rows & North Quay Extension (2003)
• No.3 Hall Quay / South Quay (1975)
• No.3 Hall Quay / South Quay Extension (2003)
• No.4 King Street (1975)
• No.4 King Street Extension (2003)
• No.5 St Nicholas / Northgate Street (1975)
• No.5 St Nicholas / Northgate Street Extension (2003)
• No.6 Gorleston Town Centre (1977)
• No.7 Hemsby (1977)
• No.8 Martham (1979)
• No.9 Winterton (1979)

Median sale prices in Great Yarmouth Borough Council in 2025: detached £327,500, semi-detached £227,500, terraced £162,750, flat £110,000.

Before you touch a tree in Great Yarmouth 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.