Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs)
Wandsworth Council recently confirmed Tree Preservation Orders for trees at Southfields Lawn Tennis Club.
In March 2026, Wandsworth Council's Planning Applications Committee confirmed Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs) for one Sycamore and three Lime trees at Southfields Lawn Tennis Club. These orders, which protect trees of significant public amenity value, were made following an assessment by the council's Tree Officer. The decision could impact the club's future development plans.
Tree Preservation Orders are legal orders made by local authorities to protect trees considered to be of significant amenity value, preventing their felling, lopping, or damage without permission. The council's report recommended confirming these TPOs for trees deemed healthy and in good condition.
Key facts
- Wandsworth Council confirmed TPOs for trees at Southfields Lawn Tennis Club in March 2026. Source
- The TPOs cover one Sycamore and three Lime trees. Source
- The council's Tree Officer assessed the trees as healthy and in good condition. Source
- The decision was made by Wandsworth Council's Planning Applications Committee. Source
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