Street collections
- Alcohol and Entertainment
- Lotteries and Gambling
- Taxis and Private Hire
- Street Trading
- Charitable Collections
- Busking
- Skin Piercing
- Animal Licences
- Sex Establishments
- Scrap Metal Sites and Collectors
- Licensing Fees
- Public Access
- Caravan Site Licence
- Pavement Licences
A street collection is a means of collecting money from members of the public for the benefit of charitable or other similar purposes.
In order to be able to carry out a street collection in our area you will need to make an application to us for a permit.
Applications will be determined in line with the Council's pdf Policy on Street Collections (12 KB) .
Apply
You can apply online for a permit via the Gov.uk website.
Apply by post
To apply by post for a permit you will need to complete the document Street Collection Application form (96 KB) .
The form should then be returned to us at: Licensing, Malvern Hills District Council, The Council House, Avenue Road, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 3AF
There is no fee payable when applying for a street collection permit.
Will tacit consent apply?
No, it is in the public interest that we consider and processes all applications.
After the collection has taken place
After your collection has taken place you must provide confirmation of the amount of money you have collected and details of any expenses you have incurred as part of the collection. This must be done within one month of the collection taking place.
You can submit a return online via the GOV.UK website. Download the document Street Collection Return template (184 KB) .