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Street Collections

What is the licence for?

Collecting money in the street is a good way of raising funds for charity or events. Under the Street Collections Act 1972 the those who collect the money are required to be licensed.

How long does the licence last?

For the dates specified on the application form

What is the charge for this licence?

There is currently no charge for this licence.

How to apply

Please complete the application form and return to the licensing department.
If your application is successful you will receive your licence in the post. Contact will only be made if there is an issue with the application.

• Street Collection Regulations
• Street Collection Application Form

Further Information

If you require further information please contact the Licensing service.