Licences and Street Trading: Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
I want to put an A board outside my premises, do I need
permission?
You need a licence to
display an 'A' Board outside your premises. This is
to ensure that they are properly set up, licensed and operated
so that it benefits the business, enhances the shopping area
and does not cause a problem for other users of the
street. Each application is considered on its merits and
its suitability to the local environment.
- What is a Premises Licence?
- How do I apply for a Premises Licence?
- What is a Personal Licence?
- Can I get a licence to drive a taxi?
- Do I need a licence to sell food on the street?
- Can I set up a cafe?
- I want to put an A board outside my premises, do I need permission?
- Can I collect money for charity in the borough?
- What are bye-laws?
- Do I need a permit to hold a car boot sale?
Contact Information:
- For a licence to operate or drive a Private Hire Vehicle or a taxi
(Hackney Carriage), or for street trading, displaying 'A'
boards, charity collections, markets, premises and personal
licences (issued under the Licensing Act 2003), sports grounds, track
betting licences, amusement or gaming machines, Street (Pavement)
Cafés and sex establishments:
Tel: 01628 683840
Email: customer.service@rbwm.gov.uk
- If you plan to hold a car boot sale:
Tel: 01628 683810 or e-mail: planning.maidenhead@rbwm.gov.uk (Maidenhead)
- To apply for a licence to display a banner or to erect banners over
public highways:
Tel: 01628 796803
Email: streetcare@rbwm.gov.uk
- For a licence for animal boarding establishments, food stalls, game
dealing, hairdressing, pet shops, skin piercing, tattooing and zoos:
Tel: 01628 683820
Email: customer.service@rbwm.gov.uk
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