To be reviewed

The following sites are on the current programme to be reviewed. Unfortunately in some cases the department no longer holds copies of the relevant byelaws listed below or byelaws do not currently exist and consequently in these cases no active hyperlink is in place. It is possible, however, that copies may still be held in local county record offices, but no physical check has been made by MOD.

• the Dockyard Port of Rosyth Byelaws 1986

Lapsed

Over the years the MOD has sold or transferred the freehold or relinquished the leasehold at a significant number of sites that were once the subject of byelaws. This list may also be helpful in showing for environmental and historical research those areas of the country once occupied by MOD. Unfortunately in some cases the department no longer holds copies of the relevant byelaws listed below and consequently in these cases no active hyperlink is in place. It is possible, however, that copies may still be held in local county record offices, but no physical check has been made by MOD.

• Inchkeith Battery Byelaws 1896 ^
• Inverkeithing Rifle Range Byelaws 1914 ^
• Kinghornness Battery Byelaws 1896 ^
• Leuchars (Tents Muir) (in the County of Fife) Air Gunnery and Bombing Range Byelaws 1937
• Tarvit Rifle Range Byelaws 1914 ^

Revoked

Over the years the MOD has reviewed existing byelaws, in the process revoking previous byelaws. The MOD has also revoked byelaws on land that is in the process of being disposed of. This list may be helpful in showing for environmental and historical research those areas of the country once occupied by MOD. Unfortunately in some cases the department no longer holds copies of the relevant byelaws listed below and consequently in these cases no active hyperlink is in place. It is possible, however, that copies may still be held in local county record offices, but no physical check has been made by MOD.

• Leuchars (Tents Muir) Air Gunnery and Bombing Range Byelaws 1928 ^
• The Dockyard Port of Rosyth Byelaws 1971

^ No copy of the Byelaw document is currently available

Related information

Ministry of Defence: byelaws review

List of byelaws to be reviewed

Public access to military areas

The defence training estate

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