T.P.O's

[magicroundabout]

Does anyone know how i can find out on the net if any of the trees round by a house i'm buying have TPO's* on them??
I have searched through the local council's web site but can't find anything. :evil:


* Tree Preservation Orders.

[Batch]

Ring up your local borough council and ask

Wilts:
http://www.wiltshire.gov.uk/mainindex/environment/countryside/environmentcountrysidetreeswoodlandsandforestry/environment-countrysidetrees.htm

Brum:
http://www.birmingham.gov.uk/GenerateContent?CONTENT_ITEM_ID=3095&CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE=0&MENU_ID=1668

[Kinky Tom]

Why do you want to know?  Are you a pyromaniac, do you like wielding chainsaws?

Or, do you just like trees, and want to ensure that they will be there for some time?

[Piemonte]

magicroundabout's a hippie

[magicroundabout]

Why do you want to know?  Are you a pyromaniac, do you like wielding chainsaws?

Or, do you just like trees, and want to ensure that they will be there for some time?

The house i'm buying has 2 big trees on it's land and i want to cut them down so i can put in a new drive way.

not enough concrete.................to many trees!!!! :twisted:

[magicroundabout]

magicroundabout's a hippie

   :doobie:

[sonicyouth]

I'm going to come and chain myself to those trees  :x

[Reg Smeeton]

I'm going to come and chain myself to those trees  :x

  .......I like trees, spent a bit of lunch time admiring the black poplars in the Lawns.

  http://www.biodiversitysussex.org/media/small%20SBP%20website%20photos/Black%20Poplar%202%20(WT).jpg

[magicroundabout]

I'm going to come and chain myself to those trees

Bring it on :box:

[Kinky Tom]

Only 2 posts from another thousand SY.

[sonicyouth]

I hadn't noticed that, I suppose I better not waste them then.