Originally Posted by
DaveReidUK
That hasn't answered the question of whether Oxford actually has byelaws prohibiting photography.
But it's good that you have acknowledged that forcing the OP to delete his photos was done without any authority to do so.
Hi Dave . . . I think you'll find I did no such thing as you have alluded to above . . . . . I have made no comment on the actions taken by security and the deletion of images and never will.
it's not my place to comment on how a contracted company conducts its business
In relation to the deleting of images I merely quoted open source reporting of the internet. It clearly states UK laws; the airport is private property.
Quick google . . . . .
Quote:
In the UK, the laws does not prevent photography from a public place. However, airports in the UK are private, either in full and/or on land which is considered private property.
Source
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photog...ivate_property
See Legal restrictions on Private property.
The only reason I posted was to add balance and highlight that the incident took place on private property in an area clearly signed as restricted for photography. NOTE restricted not banned.
Thanks all