The Planning Services department has responsibility for protecting and enhancing the environment of Nottingham.

Conservation Areas

Conservation Areas are designated in those parts of the city where the Council considers that the character should be preserved or enhanced. There are currently 30 conservation areas within the city.

View a list of conservation areas within the city, with links to maps and policy documents/appraisals

Listed Buildings

The government produces a register of buildings of special architectural or historic interest that covers the whole of England. These are "listed" buildings.

Download a list of listed buildings in Nottingham here (pdf format)

Tree Preservation Orders

Trees make a major contribution to the quality of the City's environment as well as benefiting wildlife and improving air quality. The Council has a duty to make provision for the preservation of trees and woodlands in the interests of amenity. There are over 800 Tree Preservation Orders within the city, with many orders protecting more than one tree. The largest single tree preservation order in Nottingham covers trees within The Park, and protects 552 individual trees.

Click on the links to the left to read more about conservation areas, listed buildings and protected trees