Our byelaws

Byelaws

Byelaws are local laws created using powers granted to us by an Act of Parliament. They are reviewed every 10 years.

Byelaws to Prohibit the Consumption of Alcohol in Designated Public Places

• Alness Due to be reviewed by 9 January 2015
• Ardersier
• Avoch
• Broadford and Harrapool Byelaw
• Broadford and Harrapool - map
• Charleston and North Kessock
• Dingwall
  • Map - Dingwall
• Evanton Due to be reviewed by 1 December 2018
• Fortrose and Rosemarkie
  • Map 1 - Fortrose and Rosemarkie
  • Map 2 - Fortrose and Rosemarkie
• Grantown on Spey
• Greater Fort William and Kinlochleven
  • Map 1 - Greater Fort William and Kinlochleven
  • Map 2 - Greater Fort William and Kinlochleven
• Invergordon Continued after review in 2011, next review due February 2021
• Inverness and Beauly
• Kyleakin, Kyle of Lochalsh and Portree
  • Map -  Kyleakin, Kyle of Lochalsh and Portree
• Maryburgh and Conon Bridge
  • Map 1 - Maryburgh and Conon Bridge
  • Map 2 - Maryburgh and Conon Bridge
• Muir of Ord
  • Map - Muir of Ord
• Munlochy
  • Map - Munlochy
• Nairn
• Strathpeffer
  • Map - Strathpeffer
• Tain Continued after review in 2011, next review due September 2021
  • Map - Tain
• Thurso Due to be reviewed by 29 March 2020
• Wick Due to be reviewed by 29 March 2020

Byelaws on the Employment of Children

• Guidance and application form

Byelaws from other organisations

• The British Underwater Test and Evaluation Centre Byelaws 2016 new Byelaws from the Ministry of Defence regulating areas of land and sea known as the British Underwater Test and Evaluation  Centre (“BUTEC”) which comprises  the  BUTEC  Base  Area  at  the  Kyle  of  Lochalsh and  the  BUTEC  Sea  Ranges,  between  the  isle  of  Raasay  and  Applecross  on  the  mainland.