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Tree preservation orders in Lewes District Council
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In the national tree datano: this council does not publish its orders nationally
Conservation areas (trees protected there too)28
Median house price (2025)£380,000
Lewes District Council has not sent its tree preservation orders to the national planning data, so a check here cannot find them. Ask the council's tree officer before any work on a tree. In Lewes District Council, 28 conservation areas also protect trees.
Conservation areas in Lewes District Council where trees are also protected
- Barcombe (1976)
- Barcombe Cross (1976)
- Chailey (St George's) (1995)
- Chailey Green (1976)
- Denton (1992)
- Ditchling (2007)
- East Blatchington (2005)
- Falmer (1976)
- Firle (1975)
- Glynde and Beddingham (1996)
- Hamsey (Cooksbridge) (1976)
- Hamsey (Offham) (1976)
- Iford (2007)
- Kingston (2007)
- Newhaven
- Newhaven (Church Hill) (1989)
- Newhaven (Denton) (1992)
- Newick (Church Road) (1976)
- Newick (The Green) (1976)
- Piddinghoe (2007)
- Ringmer (1976)
- Rodmell (2007)
- Seaford (Chyngton Lane) (1990)
- Seaford (East Blatchington) (1976)
- Seaford (Town Centre) (1968)
- South Heighton (1976)
- Westmeston (1976)
- Wivelsfield (1976)
Median sale prices in Lewes District Council in 2025: detached £485,000, semi-detached £381,000, terraced £350,000, flat £220,837.
Before you touch a tree in Lewes District 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.