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Service Description: Street collections and house-to-house collections of a charitable nature

Also known as:- House to House Collections, Street Collections

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Question: Do I need a charitable collection permit to collect money for charity in the street?

Answer: Yes. Charitable organisations who are planning to hold a collection of money or a sale of articles for charity should apply to the Council for a Street Collection Permit. Contact the Licensing Section on 823160.

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