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Tree preservation orders in Wirral Borough Council

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When Wirral Borough Council made its orders

1950s: 36; 1960s: 542; 1970s: 2,687; 1980s: 154; 1990s: 50; 2000s: 541; 2010s: 209; 2020s: 260.

Wirral Borough Council ranks 25 of 91 publishing councils for protected single trees.

Conservation areas in Wirral Borough Council where trees are also protected

• Barnston Conservation Area (1983)
• Bidston Village Conservation Area (1972)
• Birkenhead Park Conservation Area (1977)
• Bromborough Pool Conservation Area (1990)
• Bromborough Village Conservation Area (1982)
• Caldy Conservation Area (1974)
• Clifton Park Conservation Area (2004)
• Eastham Village Conservation Area (1974)
• Flaybrick Hill Conservation Area (1990)
• Frankby Conservation Area (1974)
• Gayton Conservation Area (1979)
• Hamilton Square Conservation Area (2026)
• Heswall Lower Village Conservation Area (1979)
• Lower Bebington Conservation Area (2013)
• Meols Drive Conservation Area (2025)
• Mountwood Conservation Area (2005)
• Oxton Village Conservation Area (1979)
• Port Sunlight Conservation Area (1978)
• Rock Park Conservation Area (1979)
• Saughall Massie Conservation Area (1974)
• The Kings Gap Conservation Area (2024)
• The Magazines Conservation Area (2006)
• Thornton Hough Conservation Area (1979)
• Thurstaston Conservation Area (1981)
• Wellington Road Conservation Area (1973)
• West Kirby Conservation Area (1973)

Median sale prices in Wirral Borough Council in 2025: detached £385,000, semi-detached £240,000, terraced £158,250, flat £135,750.

Before you touch a tree in Wirral Borough 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.