Click on the area you're interested in to find out whether you can launch your PWC there and if so, what the byelaws are:-
But first, What is a Byelaw and Why is it important?
In the UK, byelaws are laws of local or limited application made by local councils or other bodies (i.e. Harbour Masters etc), using powers granted by an Act of Parliament, and are a form of delegated legislation. Byelaws, if broken are criminal offences that can be prosecuted in Magistrate's court - so its definitely worth you checking out the byelaws of the area you intend to ride in as it your duty to know what these are, just as you know the highway code before you drive your car...
England
Berkshire:
Cornwall:
Cumbria:
Devon:
Dorset:
Essex:
Hampshire:
Portsmouth
Kent:
London:
Somerset:
West Sussex:
Wales
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
Scotland:
Northern Ireland:
The idea is to gather a list of as many area specific PWC related information/byelaws for the UK as possible - but to do this we need your help, if you operate in an area that is not listed above, please email us on candice@pwpuk.org with a link to the information.