Who publishestheir TPOs?
UK TPO map: which councils publish their data
Each bubble shows how many Tree Preservation Order zones a planning authority has published to planning.data.gov.uk — the data this checker searches. Councils without one keep their TPO records in their own registers.
- of 306 authorities publish
- 81
- TPO zones mapped
- 101,850
- of councils covered
- 26%
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5,000+zones publishedHow to read the map
Bigger bubble, more published data.
Each bubble is a council
Its size and number show how many TPO zones that authority has published to the national dataset.
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Tap a bubble to open that council’s local TPO check page, or search a postcode directly.
No bubble ≠ no protection
225 authorities keep TPOs in their own registers. Always confirm with the council before tree work.
Every authority
TPO data by planning authority.
The 81 planning authorities (of 306) with Tree Preservation Order records in the national dataset. Not listed doesn’t mean unprotected — its TPOs live in the council’s own register, so always confirm with the council before any tree work.
Showing 816 of 81 authorities with published data.
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Where this data comes from
Searches run against Tree Preservation Order records published to planning.data.gov.uk. Council participation is uneven, so an absent record is not evidence that a tree is unprotected. This is not an official council search. More about TPOs and this checker →