Three public parks Act of parliament?
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http://www.msa-scotland.org.uk/
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A public place is anywhere people allowed to go freely. This would include public transportation areas, such as subway terminals and train stations, parks, museums, libraries, and even stores.
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I think it is a local Council issue rather than a Legislative issue (unless you disturb the peace or litter).\n\nCheck with the Local Council to see if you need a permit or if there is a voluntary code of practice.\n\nGood luck
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The National Parks can be saved only if we prioritize the need. Environmental concerns are typically ranked low when it comes to funding. Having worked first-hand in a National Conservation Area I've seen up close the plight these wondrous places face. As individuals we all need to do our part to saving these landmarks. Who among us does not enjoy the peace, serenity and awe that they inspire?
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From what I just read it is the scottish parliament that has all the say so, any way it is a legislature body in the United Kingdom and overseas territories. Go to htt//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British Parliament, you'll find just what you want.  P.S. This is my ancestry to as far back as 1754 to the Lyon name.  Hope you find what you want to know. Good chat'in with ya!
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I live in Scotland and 100% agree with you. The present system is grossly unfair and unjustifiable. Scottish MPs should not be allowed to vote or even debate bills that do not relate to the whole of the UK. BLiar's health and education bills would not have passed if the scottish labour MPs hadn't voted for them. Yet the Scottish parliament determines health and education issues in Scotland and English MPs have no say over them.
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hi, you don't expect the neighbourhood streets as recreational public space and social because i think its one's ego that never lets us take an initiative step towards the betterment of society(we all know the society needs to be reformed). So open up with your neighbours. coz the bible says "love thy neighbour".\n\nchao.
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I'm not familiar with that area, but I would search the web for your local Land Trusts, Greenbelt Alliance rep, Nature Conservatory, Audubon, or public Open Space District, and then pick their brains and get more referrals from them.  There are often preserved open spaces that are not publicized due to limitations in budgets for providing public access.  Some properties have public outings for scheduled access, others allow public access after docent or permit trainings, and some have all-access trails.  Good luck!
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You are generally entitled to exclude people from using your property, right up to the very edge. \n\nOccassionally there will be exceptions along public streets and roads, but if you can prevent your neighbor from walking onto your property and he can prevent you from walking on his, it would make no sense that an unrelated third party could walk down the line in between merely because you are each in separate townships.  \n\nThere is not automatically a public roadway along the line separating townships.
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hi, \n\nto get the text of the statutes in question you'll probably have to go to a law library.  however if you are just looking for citations of where these weird laws are enacted, this book might be helpful:\n\nhttp://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0749950366/203-0753525-2215951\n\nhere's an article from the times that tells you some of these details:\nhttp://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-1987507,00.html\n\nnote that at the end of the article it says that many of these weird old laws are repealed in yearly Statute Law Revision Acts.  you might hunt them down, as they are probably just a laundry list of weird old stuff.\n\ngood luck!
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http://www.toronto.ca/parks/index.htm
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Not quite, but there is the Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001....\n\nhttp://www.opsi.gov.uk/acts/acts2001/20010016.htm
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natural history museam\n\ntrafalgar square \n\nvictoria park \n\ntheres loads
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i dont know what the fees are right now but they use that money to maintain the parks, the state has been cutting funding from all aspects of programs so they have to do something to maintain the parks, to keep them clean and safe for alot of people, i do not disagree with paying a fee,
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Because a vote on acts of parliament wouldnt really work wth only a few. Think about it, say we cut government down to the cabinet, the opposition to the shadow cabinet. Its going to be easier for them to pass shody laws. Easier for them to gain more and more power. Plus you cant have the views of society represented by just 20-40 odd people.
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If planning permission is refused by the local authority one can appeal to An Bord Pleanála (Planning Appeals Board), their decision is absolute.\n\nhttp://www.pleanala.ie/
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http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/Referendum/