Apply for street trading consent
Street trading is defined as the selling or offering for sale of any article in the street.
Traders who use areas open to the public, such as roads, footways, beaches or open spaces to sell goods or services, must have street trading consent.
Apply
To apply for street trading consent you must submit a street trading consent application on the GOV.UK website.
Submit the application online or download and post your application to: Department for Place, Licensing Service, PO Box 1954, Bristol, BS37 0DD.
Application process
When we receive your application, various agencies will be consulted. These include:
- Highways Authority
- Avon and Somerset Constabulary
- Home Office
- Avon Fire Brigade
- South Gloucestershire Council ward members
- internal council departments
- the appropriate parish or town council
- the land owner – if the site is on private land
- property occupiers within 100 metres of the proposed site
If any objections are received, the application will be referred to a Council Licensing Sub Committee. If not, we will issue you with consent.
Fees
The consent will last for three years, unless surrendered or revoked.
For fees, use our fees and charges information.