If two or more people are trespassing and are present for the common purpose of residing there for any period, and have been asked to leave, and have caused damage or used threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour, or have between them 6 or more vehicles, they can be asked to leave by the Police. If they fail to do so, they commit an offence. A person commits an offence if he or she trespasses on land in the open air and, in relation to any lawful activity people are engaged in or about to undertake, they do anything that is intended to intimidate those persons or to obstruct or disrupt the activity. Failing to leave having been asked to do so by a police officer is also an offence. The Order is made by the local authority.
Various offences exist in connection with trespassory assemblies.
It is an offence to leave litter in any place in the open air to which the public are entitled or permitted to have access without payment. Any person guilty of an act or neglect whereby any spring, well or adit used or likely to be used for human consumption or domestic purposes or for manufacturing food or drink for human consumption is polluted or is likely to be polluted is guilty of an offence. People are under a duty not to interfere intentionally with or misuse anything provided in the interests of the safety, health or welfare of people. Fishing for salmon or sea trout without lawful authority or written permission from the owner of the fishing right is committing a criminal offence. Fishing for brown trout and other freshwater fish without written permission or legal right is guilty of a criminal offence in an area covered by a Protection Order.