Byelaws - Drinking in Public Places
This Bye-law prohibits the consumption of alcohol in designated public places throughout the Borough of Tameside.
Any person who consumes intoxicating liquor in a public place in Tameside can be warned not to do so by the Police.
If, after that warning, the person consumes liquor in a public place then they will be guilty of an offence which is subject to a fine not exceeding £500.
The exceptions where it is not an offence are as follows:-
- Any area within the curtilage of any licensed premises or registered club
- Any area or place which has been granted a temporary licence to sell intoxicating liquor
- Any area next to a licensed premise where the licensee has been granted a permit for the provision of refreshment
Signs are located in various parts of Tameside which give warning to the public that this bye-law is in place.
For further details please contact the Borough Solicitor:
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Page last updated: 11 October 2006





