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Licences and Street Trading

Various services at Charnwood Borough Council are responsible for issuing a wide range of licences, permits and registrations related to premises, various occupations and activities. The majority of these are administered and enforced by the environmental health and licensing team. Licences are issued for many reasons but usually they are intended to protect the public and to maintain appropriate standards of public safety and animal welfare and to prevent nuisance.

The Council follows strict guidelines before issuing licences, permits or registrations and can impose a range of conditions. If the premises are not suitable the licence application will be refused. The teams regularly inspect premises to ensure that all the conditions attached to the licence or registration is being met and we investigate complaints including those concerning premises operating illegally without a licence.

Licensing Contacts

If you need advice our officers are happy to give this on the full range of licences issued by the council but please be sure to contact the correct service. The list below details the services involved and which licences they are responsible for:

LICENCES SERVICE RESPONSIBLE
  • Alcohol and Entertainment ,
  • Gambling Premises,
  • Hackney Carriage Drivers'
  • Hackney Carriage Vehicles,
  • Private Hire Drivers', Vehicles
  • Private Hire Operators,
  • House to House Collections,
  • Lottery,
  • Permits for Amusements with prizes,
  • Sex Establishments,
  • Street Collections
Licensing
  • Acupunturist,
  • Tatooists, Peircing & Electrolysis Registration,
  • Scrap metal dealers and motor salvage,
Environmental Health
  • Animal Boarding,
  • Dangerous Wild Animals,
  • Dog Breeding,
  • Pet Shops,
  • Riding Establishments
Occupational Health
Food Hygiene & Safety
  • Market Stalls
Markets & Fairs

Contact information for the services responsible for a particular licence can be found on each individual licensing page and sits on the left hand side of the page, beneath the page navigation list .

Last updated: Mon 29th April, 2013 @ 08:53

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