Public spaces protection orders (PSPO)

Public spaces protection orders in operation

We are responsible for making public spaces protection orders (PSPOs). However, enforcement powers are much broader. Police officers and police community support officers (PCSOs) also have responsibility for enforcing an order.

If you breach the restrictions set out in an order, you may receive an on-the-spot fixed penalty notice. You can pay for a fixed penalty notice online.

The following documents set out the current PSPOs, which are valid for three years:

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