Byelaws

Byelaws are local laws established to address specific local issues. They are created by entities such as local authorities, under powers granted by Acts of Parliament, making them a form of delegated legislation.

The main legislation governing the creation and enforcement of byelaws is The Local Government Act 1972. Typically, council byelaws apply to specific places like parks or regulate particular activities.

Byelaws usually mandate or prohibit certain actions in designated locations, with penalties for non-compliance.

To request a copy of one or more of the byelaws, submit a Freedom of Information request.

• Acupuncture 1986 - transferred to RM
• Bedworth Market 1972
• Bedworth Sloughs 1985
• Burial Grounds 1930
• Burning of Crop Residues 1986
• Canine Faeces 1994
• Cemeteries 1943
• Cemeteries 1950
• Cemeteries 1954
• Common Lodginghouses 1893
• Common Lodginghouses May 1893
• Conduct in Places of Entertainment 1961
• Cremation 1957
• Cremation Fees 1957
• Deposit of Mud on Highways 1967
• Ear Piercing and Electrolysis 1986
• Education of Children 1935
• Employment of Children 1934
• Extending Byelaws 1932
• Food Handling 1949
• Food Handling April1950
• Footways and Pavement Cleansing
• Hackney Carriages 1967
• Hackney Carriages Bedworth 1972
• Hackney Carriages Bedworth 1974
• Hairdressers and Barbers Bedworth 1971
• Housing Conditions 1937
• Libraries 1929
• Market Opening Hours 1950
• Markets 1950
• New Streets 1937
• Nuisances 1893
• Nuisances 1950
• Nuisances Bedworth 1930
• Offensive Trades 1930
• Pleasure Grounds Bedworth 1972
• Public Baths 1986
• Public Library, Museum, Art Gallery 1934
• Repeal of Nuneaton Board of Health Byelaws
• Riding Bicycles, Tricycles etc 1981
• Shooting Galleries 1893
• Slaughterhouses 1956
• Smoke 1939
• Stockingford Cemetery 1912
• Straw and Stubble Burning 1986
• Water Bedworth waste prevention etc 1956
• Water Consumption protection of fittings 1956
• Water Regulations 1940