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A byelaw is a law which is made by a body, such as a local authority, under an enabling power established by an Act of Parliament.
The byelaws related to some of Fareham's parks and green spaces can be viewed using the following links:
(2 MB)Statutory Authority - Public Health Act 1875 (s.164)
Effective Date - 09/06/2000
(678 KB)Statutory Authority - Public Health Act 1875 (s.164)
Effective Date - 20/03/1995
(307 KB)Statutory Authority - Public Health Act 1875 (s.164) and Open Spaces Act 1906 (ss.12 and 15)
Effective Date - 23/02/1978
(2 MB)Statutory Authority - Public Health Act 1875 (s.164) and Open Spaces Act 1906 (ss.12 & 15)
Effective Date - 01/09/1975
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