Licensing
Charitable Collections
You need permission to collect money or sell items on the street in aid of a charity. You also need permission to go from door to door to collect money or property or sell things in aid of a charity. Direct Debit fundraising is not licensed but it is controlled by means of a voluntary agreement between the Council and collectors. Follow the links below for more information.
Street CollectionsHouse to House CollectionsDirect Debit Fundraising
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