- Dogs – By law, dogs must be kept on a short, fixed leads of no more than 2 metres in length between 1 March and 31 July, and all year round when they are near livestock – Possible other offences under the Animal Welfare Act 2006
- Driving a motorised vehicle
- Taking an animal, other than a dog onto the land
- Riding a bicycle
- Riding a horse
- Camping
- Organised games
- Hang-gliding or paragliding
- Using a metal detector
- Commercially run activities on the land
- Swimming in, or using boats or sail boards on, non-tidal rivers, lakes and so on
- Taking anything away from the land, like stones, fallen wood or plants
- Intentionally or recklessly takes, kills, injures or disturbs any animal, bird or fish –
includes fishing - Lighting, causing or risking a fire – including BBQs and Fireworks
- Damaging hedges, fences, walls, crops or anything else on the land
- Leaving gates open that are not propped or fastened open
- Leaving litter / Fly tipping
- Intentionally disturbing livestock, wildlife or habitats
- Feeds any livestock (Including grass cuttings)
- Interference In relation to any lawful activity e.g. military exercise/ force training
- Posting or erecting any notices
- Committing any criminal offence
- Hunting, shooting etc.
- Drones other hand operated aircraft
All offences should be reported to the BMCC point of contact – Julie Dowton.