Would I need planning permission for a catering van on my own land or do I just need to let the council know by registering the business? Also if I were to decide to go for an old van that wasn't fit for the road just used for a stationary shop more so would that also be allowed? Is there rules about having to be able to move the vehicle after an amount of Days? Thanks
Jul 12, 2019 Rating
catering van by: Anonymous
hello I just want to know if I need a sreet trading license to trade on private property its on the land permanent I have just had to pay 700 pounds to council couse they say I need one
May 17, 2018 Rating
Trade Private Land by: Bob
Any land has planning permission for its usage for example residential usage, A3 restaurant usage and so on.you cant trade from private land unless its been designated for that purpose.
Sep 22, 2016 Rating
confused by: martin
Hi I have got all my burger van insurance and public liability insurance etc do I need to have a traders licence to trade off private land
Jun 15, 2015 Rating
Bolton to trade off private land? Surely this can't be informed as not on council tended property. by: Phil
Why do I need a street traders licence in Bolton to trade out of my catering van on private land? Surely this can't be inforced as will not be on council tended property.
Dec 16, 2014 Rating
Trading by: Steve
Hi all David don't know what he's on about your need a stl to trade from private land from Worcester Phone up wrs
May 12, 2014 Rating
Selling on private land by: Anonymous
Can I sell flowers in my front garden without planning permission but with landlord's permission?
Jan 15, 2014 Rating
Steet Trading - Private Land by: David
Hello there,
The local council can suggest that you pay for STL if you are trading on private land. A street trading license is exactly for trading on the street, but each council has a different approach. However I found this under street trading exemption on a council website.
Exemptions
You do not need a street trading consent if you are:
trading on private land you may not need a consent. To confirm the situation you are advised to contact us. The landowner may need planning permission and you are advised to contact the Council's Planning office.
You may also want to visit the link below and see if there is any reference made to street Trading being extended to Private Land
Let me know how you get on, but my advice is to always check with your local council, to get up to date advice.
Best, David
Jan 15, 2014 Rating
Street Trading Licences by: Anonymous
Many councils seem to be demanding STL's even if an MCU is operating on private property such as a diy stores car park. Can they do this?
I appreciate a requirement for planning permision and registration but a STL as well is making business commercially unviable.
Any thoughts please?
Oct 11, 2012 Rating
Planning permission by: Anonymous
You can't trade on private land if you do not have the correct planning permission.
May 13, 2011 Rating
Regsiter Your Food Business With Local Council by: David
Hi Tina,
As long as you have permission to trade on private land i.e. car boot sales or markets. That’s all you need to trade on private land.
If you intend to trade in public places then you will need to get either a hawkers or street trading licence.To make sure speak to your local council.
Don’t forget that before you do this you will still have to be registered with your local council who will come out and inspect your food trailer, the same as any other food takeaway business. You should also have an up to date food and hygiene certifi
May 13, 2011 Rating
what other licences do you need ? by: Anonymous
Hi David
Is that all you need to trade on private land? A health & safety certificate, would you not need a traders licence or is that just if you are trading on council land?
I to am considering buying a catering trailer but I'm a bit confused about what licences you need for trading in different places.
I'm thinking maybe private land through the week and markets/carboot sales on weekends.
Thanks Tina
Apr 29, 2011 Rating
Permission to Trade by: David
Hi Kelly,
You can trade on private land as long as you have the permission of the landowner. However you will still need to register your food business with your local council before you begin to trade.
From here they will come out and inspect your food trailer and make sure that you have a valid food and hygiene certificate.
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