Tree preservation order

There is a problem

documentation-url column is missing values

The London Borough of Barnet (59, Lyonsdown Avenue, New Barnet) Tree Preservation Order 1970 made under The Town and Country Planning Acts 1962 and 1968 Civic Amenities Act 1967.

reference: TPO/CA/10
name: The London Borough of Barnet (59, Lyonsdown Avenue, New Barnet) Tree Preservation Order 1970 made under The Town and Country Planning Acts 1962 and 1968 Civic Amenities Act 1967.
documentation-url: documentation-url missing
document-url
made-date: 1970-03-25
confirmed-date: 1970-11-03
notes
organisation
entry-date: 2025-06-01
start-date: 1970-03-25
end-date

How to fix this issue

Your dataset is missing the documentation-url column.

The Tree preservation order guidance explains how to fix the issue:

documentation-url

The URL of the webpage on your website that introduces the document.

Each document should be linked to from a documentation webpage that includes a short description of the data and the document you’re linking to. Each tree preservation order should have a unique URL. This means you can create a separate page for each one, or you could list several on one page. If you do that, there must be a separate anchor link (fragment identifier) for each one.

This means each section of your page should have its own URL. Most publishing systems will allow you to use a hashtag to create the identifiers for each tree preservation order you list - as in the examples shown.

Examples:

One tree preservation order per page:

http://www.LPAwebsite.org.uk/data/treepreservationorders/smithroad

More than one tree preservation order per page with an anchor link for each one:

http://www.LPAwebsite.org.uk/data/treepreservationorders#smithroad

http://www.LPAwebsite.org.uk/data/treepreservationorders#broadhousepark

How to improve London Borough of Barnet’s data

Fix the errors indicated
Use the check service to make sure the data meets the standard
Publish the updated data on the endpoint URL