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Tree preservation orders in Peak District National Park Authority
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In the national tree datayes
Protected single trees325
TPO zones592
Tree preservation orders877
Conservation areas (trees protected there too)131
Peak District National Park Authority ranks 78 of 91 publishing councils for protected single trees.
Conservation areas in Peak District National Park Authority where trees are also protected
- Abney (1998)
- Aldwark (1996)
- Alport (1982)
- Alport
- Alsop-en-le-Dale (1998)
- Alsop-en-le-Dale
- Alstonefield (1979)
- Ashford-in-the-Water (1981)
- Aston (1999)
- Bagshaw (1999)
- Bakewell (1980)
- Ballidon (1999)
- Bamford (1996)
- Bamford (1996)
- Baslow and Bubnell (1997)
- Baslow and Bubnell
- Beeley (1988)
- Birchover (1996)
- Bolsterstone (1977)
- Bonsall (1991)
- Bradfield (1981)
- Bradfield (1981)
- Bradwell (1976)
- Brund (1998)
- Butterton (1986)
- Calton (1997)
- Calton Lees (1997)
- Calver (1997)
- Calver
- Castleton (1976)
- Chelmorton (1996)
- Chinley (1991)
- Combs (1993)
- Cressbrook and Ravensdale (1986)
- Cressbrook and Ravensdale
- Cressbrook and Ravensdale (1986)
- Curbar (No.1) (1999)
- Curbar (No.2) (1996)
- Curbar (No.2)
- Danebridge and Wincle (1998)
- Edale (1999)
- Edensor (1997)
- Elton (1996)
- Eyam (1981)
- Fenny Bentley (1996)
- Fenny Bentley
- Flash (1998)
- Foolow (1994)
- Forest Chapel (1996)
- Froggatt (1998)
- Great Hucklow and Grindlow (1996)
- Great Longstone (1994)
- Grindleford (1998)
- Grindleford Station (1994)
- Grindon (1997)
- Hartington (1977)
- Hassop (1996)
- Hathersage (1981)
- Hollinsclough (1996)
- Holme (1982)
Before you touch a tree in Peak District National Park Authority
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.