Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs) can be placed on single trees, groups of trees and even whole woodlands. If a tree has a TPO you must apply for permission from us before carrying out any work to the trees covered. Unauthorised work to a protected tree is a criminal offence.
A TPO is a legal document made, administered and enforced by us as the local planning authority. It protects specified trees and woodlands, and prevents cutting down, uprooting, topping, lopping, wilful damage or destruction of trees (including cutting roots) without our permission. A TPO can protect anything from a single tree to all trees within a defined group or woodland. There are currently around 700 TPOs in County Durham.
Hierarchy of Nature Conservation Designation Sites: International Sites · Special Area of Conservation (SAC) · Specially Protected Area (SPA) National Sites · Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) · UKBAP Priority Habitats Regional Sites · WYBAP Habitats Local Sites · Local Wildlife Sites (LWS) · Local Geology Sites (LGS) · Candidate Local Wildlife Site (CLWS) · Leeds Nature Area (LNA) Note: This is a processed dataset derived from official published sources. It may contain alterations, aggregations or cleaned-up versions of data published...
A Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) is a conservation designation denoting a protected area.
Monthly energy consumption (electricity, gas, water) at Newcastle City Library from January 2011. Additional information Gas consumption January 2015: no data available due to a change of meter.
The link points to Calder Dataworks who process the national Historic England's dataset. Here you will find a dataset in several formats for West Yorkshire as well as a link to the Historic England's national site.