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Tree preservation orders in Liverpool City Council

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When Liverpool City Council made its orders

1960s: 34; 1970s: 120; 1980s: 122; 1990s: 138; 2000s: 291; 2010s: 579; 2020s: 211.

Liverpool City Council ranks 59 of 91 publishing councils for protected single trees.

Conservation areas in Liverpool City Council where trees are also protected

• Albert Dock (1976)
• Canning Street (1996)
• Castle Street (2004)
• Childwall Abbey (1991)
• Derwent Square (1981)
• Duke Street (2003)
• Edge Hill (1996)
• Fulwood Park (1996)
• Gateacre Village (1996)
• Grassendale and Cressington Park (1996)
• Grove Park (1976)
• Hartley Village
• Hunts Cross Avenue (1971)
• Kensington Fields (2007)
• Knotty Ash (2004)
• Lark Lane (1996)
• Mossley Hill (1996)
• Mount Pleasant (1976)
• Muirhead Avenue (2003)
• Newenham Crescent (1996)
• Newsham Park (1982)
• Ogden Close (1971)
• Princes Park (1996)
• Princes Road (1996)
• Rodney Street (2003)
• Sefton Park (1996)
• Shaw Street (1988)
• St Michaels Hamlet (1996)
• Stanley Dock (2003)
• Toxteth Park & Avenues (2005)
• Walton on the Hill (1996)
• Wavertree Garden Suburb (1971)
• Wavertree Village (1979)
• West Derby Village (1969)
• William Brown Street (1969)
• Woolton Village (1996)

Median sale prices in Liverpool City Council in 2025: detached £378,000, semi-detached £240,000, terraced £158,000, flat £150,000.

Before you touch a tree in Liverpool 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.