Identify this Garden Tree, Can I cut it down?

Mojisola

Farway said:

You can look up TPOs on line using post code, normally via local council web site

Our council doesn't give that option - you have to contact them and ask about the specific tree/s you want to do work on.

Farway

Mojisola said:

Farway said:

You can look up TPOs on line using post code, normally via local council web site

Our council doesn't give that option - you have to contact them and ask about the specific tree/s you want to do work on.

Sorry if teaching Granny egg sucking, but have you tried just Googling tpos for your council, maybe county if not town?

When I search for TPOs I get huge lists, all by councils, maybe your one's there but not obvious?

Mojisola

Farway said:

Mojisola said:

Farway said:

You can look up TPOs on line using post code, normally via local council web site

Our council doesn't give that option - you have to contact them and ask about the specific tree/s you want to do work on.

Sorry if teaching Granny egg sucking, but have you tried just Googling tpos for your council, maybe county if not town?

Yes and it says to contact the council - there is no list openly available. 

25_Years_On

I don't think we should get carried away by the ecosystem thing. It's a conifer and it's not native so it's not in the same league as native trees. However it is a rather lovely looking conifer. I can see the neighbours complaining.

gozaimasu

Surely when you buy a house the solicitor would tell you if there are any TPOs? Seems ridiculous that you have to contact the council about a specific tree on your property rather than it being on the documents of the property sale.