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Does the Local Planning Authority then become responsible for looking after the trees?

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Does the Local Planning Authority then become responsible for looking after the trees?

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No. The owner remains responsible for the trees, their condition and any damage they may cause. But the planning authority’s permission is required before carrying out work on them, unless they are dying, dead or dangerous. The planning authority may be able to offer appropriate help and advice on how the trees should be managed.

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