Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs) allow us to work with the police to control antisocial behaviour in public places.
A PSPO imposes prohibitions or restrictions in a public place to stop people committing antisocial behaviour.
Breaking a PSPO is a criminal offence which can result in a fixed penalty notice (FPN) of £100, or a fine of up to £1,000 if prosecuted.
Current PSPOs
Following a public consultation, the below PSPOs were introduced in April 2024 and October 2025.
Summary of PSPOs in Enfield:
- Smoking on council owned land at the Civic Centre (PDF, 1029.82 KB)
- PSPO 1 – General ASB (PDF, 2294.91 KB)
- PSPO 2 – Vehicle cruising (PDF, 1497.62 KB)
- PSPO 3 – Dog control on lead at all times (PDF, 834.01 KB)
- PSPO 4 – Dog control to put on lead if requested (PDF, 1721.95 KB)
- PSPO 5 – Failure to keep dogs out of the designated area (PDF, 1721.71 KB)
- PSPO 6 – Max number of dogs (PDF, 1457.55 KB)
- PSPO 7 – ASB Council estates (PDF, 1209.36 KB)
- PSPO 8 – Sales on the highway (PDF, 1461.1 KB)
- PSPO 9 – Smoking within specific areas (PDF, 1572.14 KB)
- PSPO 10 – Abandoned vehicles Council land (PDF, 1492.18 KB)
- PSPO 11 – ASB parks (PDF, 1487.55 KB)
- PSPO 12 – Illegal gatherings and unlicensed music events (PDF, 1491.97 KB)
- PSPO 13 – BBQs in parks (PDF, 1504.64 KB)
- PSPO 14 – Street harassment (PDF, 1497.46 KB)
- PSPO 15 – Urinates defecates or spits (PDF, 1457.24 KB)