ABP BYE-LAWS

ABP is the Statutory Harbour Authority for a number of ports and harbours located around the UK. Each port or harbour has its own bye-laws. These are local laws for the regulation and administration of the port or harbour concerned. As a general rule, the bye-laws set out the powers of the harbour master and provide for the orderly control of such matters as navigation, mooring and handling of goods and cargo. Bye-laws are made by the Statutory Harbour Authority (ABP or its predecessors) using delegated powers originally conferred by Act of Parliament.

ABP Port Rules 2016

Ayr Harbour Bye-Laws

Barrow Bye-Laws 1985

Barry Docks Bye-Laws

Cardiff Bute Docks (Regulation of Vehicles) Bye-laws 1982

Cardiff Dock and Harbour Bye-Laws 2003

Fleetwood Harbour and Docks Bye-Laws 1982

Garston Docks (Traffic Control) Bye-Laws 1980

Garston Docks Bye-Laws 1911

Grimsby Docks (Regulation of Vehicles) Bye-Laws 1979

Grimsby Docks Bye-Laws

Hull Docks Bye-Laws