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Street Collection Licence

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It is illegal in this country to hold a Street Collection to collect money or sell articles for the benefit of charitable or other purposes without obtaining a Street Collection Licence from the Council if that collection is to be held ‘in a street or public place’. A ‘public place’ is a ‘place where the public has access’.

Make an application for a licence for a street collection.
 

How much does a Licence cost?

There is no cost for the issuing of consent, but there are rules to be followed in applying. Street Collections are usually made by Charities. Collections usually take place in a town centre on Saturdays. Money is collected in tins. There are regulations, which govern this type of collection. Consents are restricted to enable charities to raise money without their collections clashing with those of other charities.
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This page was last reviewed 18 March 2010 at 13:14 by Nick Lewis.
The page is next due for review 14 September 2010.