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Tree preservation orders in Mid Sussex 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)35
Median house price (2025)£445,000
Mid Sussex 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 Mid Sussex District Council, 35 conservation areas also protect trees.
Conservation areas in Mid Sussex District Council where trees are also protected
- Albourne (1989)
- Ardingly (1990)
- Balcombe (1990)
- Birch Grove (1990)
- Bolney (1989)
- Clayton (1999)
- Cuckfield (1989)
- East Grinstead (1989)
- Estcots and East Court (2003)
- Fairfield (1989)
- Franklands Village (1989)
- Handcross (1990)
- Highbrook (1990)
- Horsted Keynes (1984)
- Hurst Wickham (1984)
- Hurstpierpoint (1999)
- Keymer (1989)
- Langton Lane (1999)
- Lewes Road (1989)
- Lindfield (1969)
- Lucastes (1989)
- Mill Hill Close (1999)
- Muster Green (1979)
- Poynings (1984)
- Pyecombe (1989)
- Pyecombe Street (1989)
- Silverdale Road and Birchwood Grove Road (1982)
- Slaugham (1984)
- St John's (1989)
- Staplefield (1984)
- The Heath (1989)
- Turners Hill (1984)
- Warninglid (1969)
- West Hoathly (1972)
- Whitemans Green (1989)
Median sale prices in Mid Sussex District Council in 2025: detached £640,000, semi-detached £455,000, terraced £374,000, flat £245,000.
Before you touch a tree in Mid Sussex 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.