Current applications and consultations
You can make representations on current applications before the public consultation period ends.
Current consultations
Review of Consent Street Trading Policy
The General Licensing Committee agreed to a review of the current Street Trading Policy and agreed a draft resolution to make the whole Borough a consent area with regards to street trading. If the draft policy and resolution is agreed anyone who wishes to trade in the Borough (which includes a road, footway or other area to which the public have access without payment) must hold a street trading consent or permission from the council. This would include private land that the public has access to without payment, but would not include pedlars, news vendors, shop forecourts, trading as a rounds man.
View a copy of the report and minutes
Draft Consent Street Trading Policy (PDF) [209KB]
The first step in the process was an initial consultation with internal interested parties such as highways, community safety and the regeneration team and then Members who agreed the proposal and for the public consultation to start.
The next steps are informal consultation with businesses and interested groups. To make comments on and be involved in the consultation process and policy development with please complete the form:
Contact us about street trading
Please complete a form so we can consider your views to help inform the review and policy.
The Council's purpose in regulating street trading is to create a fair street trading environment which is sensitive to the needs of the public, provides diversity and consumer choice, ensures safety and contributes to the character and ambiance of the local environment and amenity of residents (providing protection from nuisance, damage, disturbance and annoyance). After this full statutory public consultations will take place for 28 days on the draft Policy and draft resolution. No changes can be made until the public consultation has taken place.
Current applications
Premise Details |
Application Details |
|---|---|
The Village Crossing Bar 35-37 Station Road Billingham Stockton-On-Tees TS23 1AF | Application Type New Premises Licence Application Summary To Licence the Premise for the following licensable activities:
Consultation closure date 21 June 2023 |
Nobles Amusements 127 High Street Stockton-On-Tees TS18 1AY | Application type Premises Licence Adult Gaming Centre To allow gaming machines to be used on the premises for use by those aged 18 years and over only Consultation closure date 21 June 2023 |
Stockton Town Football Club Stockton Sixth Form College Bishopton Road West Stockton-On-Tees TS19 0QD | Application Type New Premises Licence Application Summary To Licence the Premise for the following licensable activities:
Consultation closure date 30 June 2023 |
If you would like to see a copy of any of the above applications, email licensing.administration@stockton.gov.uk
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Contact the Licensing Team for advice on any licence or to make a complaint about a licensed business. Phone: 01642 524802 Email: licensing.administration@stockton.gov.uk