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Tree preservation orders in South Gloucestershire Council

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When South Gloucestershire Council made its orders

1950s: 10; 1960s: 121; 1970s: 885; 1980s: 1,807; 1990s: 1,240; 2000s: 747; 2010s: 1,120; 2020s: 206.

South Gloucestershire Council ranks 16 of 91 publishing councils for protected single trees.

Conservation areas in South Gloucestershire Council where trees are also protected

• Acton Turville Conservation Area (1975)
• Almondsbury Conservation Area (1975)
• Beach Conservation Area (1989)
• Bitton Conservation Area (1989)
• Chipping Sodbury Conservation Area (1975)
• Church Lane, Winterbourne Conservation Area (2005)
• Cold Ashton Conservation Area (1983)
• Doynton Conservation Area (1983)
• Dyrham Conservation Area (1975)
• Frenchay Conservation Area (1975)
• Great Badminton Conservation Area (1975)
• Hambrook Conservation Area (1975)
• Hanham Abbots Conservation Area (1989)
• Hawkesbury Conservation Area (1981)
• Horton Conservation Area (1985)
• Iron Acton Conservation Area (1975)
• Little Badminton Conservation Area (1983)
• Marshfield Conservation Area (1973)
• Olveston Conservation Area (1975)
• Pucklechurch Conservation Area (1975)
• Siston Conservation Area (1989)
• Thornbury Conservation Area (1975)
• Tockington Conservation Area (1975)
• Tormarton Conservation Area (1975)
• Tytherington Conservation Area (1975)
• Upton Cheyney Conservation Area (1983)
• Warmley Conservation Area (1995)
• West Littleton (1992)
• Whitfield Tabernacle Conservation Area (1995)
• Wickwar Conservation Area (1973)

Median sale prices in South Gloucestershire Council in 2025: detached £500,000, semi-detached £355,000, terraced £299,950, flat £205,000.

Before you touch a tree in South Gloucestershire 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.