Parks, leisure and the arts Smithfield Conservation Area

Trees

Smithfield conservation area has a limited number of trees growing within its boundaries. The greatest concentration occurs around the housing now occupying the south-east third of the old covered market site.

Planting could be provided on other sites if only on a temporary basis, for instance on the periphery of sites used for parking, at least until those sites are re-developed. Trees can also provide an impression of solidity in spaces once occupied by buildings.

Anyone wishing to fell, prune or uproot a tree covered by a Tree Preservation Order or in a Conservation Area should seek permission first from us before undertaking any work to the tree.

More information on trees.  

 

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