This is not a council TPO confirmation. Open government data, explained. Details
Tree preservation orders in Newark and Sherwood 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)47
Median house price (2025)£240,000
Newark and Sherwood 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 Newark and Sherwood District Council, 47 conservation areas also protect trees.
Conservation areas in Newark and Sherwood District Council where trees are also protected
- Averham (1992)
- Balderton (1992)
- Barnby in the Willows (1992)
- Besthorpe (2008)
- Bilsthorpe
- Bleasby
- Blidworth (1977)
- Boughton (1993)
- Bulcote (1974)
- Carlton on Trent (1992)
- Caunton
- Coddington (1992)
- Collingham (1973)
- Eakring (1974)
- East Stoke (1992)
- Edwinstowe (1970)
- Egmanton (1994)
- Elston (1992)
- Epperstone (1972)
- Farndon (1992)
- Farnsfield
- Fiskerton (2002)
- Girton (2008)
- Halloughton
- Hoveringham
- Kelham (1992)
- Kersall (1992)
- Kirklington (1973)
- Kirton (1978)
- Kneesall (1992)
- Laxton
- Lowdham (1994)
- Maplebeck
- Morton (2003)
- Newark (1968)
- Norwell
- Ollerton
- Oxton (1992)
- South Clifton (1994)
- South Scarle (1994)
- Southwell (1970)
- Sutton on Trent (1992)
- Thurgarton (1983)
- Upton (1971)
- Walesby (1993)
- Wellow (1978)
- Winthorpe (1974)
Median sale prices in Newark and Sherwood District Council in 2025: detached £330,000, semi-detached £200,500, terraced £165,000, flat £115,000.
Before you touch a tree in Newark and Sherwood 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.