Byelaws are local laws to deal with local issues. The council may apply to the Secretary of State for permission to operate byelaws covering particular activities. Failure to comply with byelaws is a criminal offence. In many cases any person breaking a byelaw is liable to a fine.
The Pamber Forest Nature Reserve byelaw is only available in paper format by contacting the Planning and Litigation Team by emailing instruct.legal@basingstoke.gov.uk.
Hairdressers and barbers byelaw - 2 July 1984(PDF) [13 kb]
Intoxicating liquor byelaw - 1 October 1996(PDF) [441 kb]
Newtown Sherfield and Silchester Commons byelaw 1970(PDF) [55 kb]
Pleasure Fairs byelaw - 27 April 1978(PDF) [56 kb]
Pleasure grounds, public walks and open spaces byelaw - 23 March 2007(PDF) [56 kb]
Prevention of nuisances byelaw - 13 May 1998(PDF) [925 kb]
Special treatments byelaw Rev 0.1 - 4 October 2008(PDF) [130 kb]
War Memorial byelaw - for good rule and government(PDF) [701 kb]
War Memorial Park byelaw - pleasure grounds, public walks and open spaces(PDF) [10 kb]
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