You need permission if you need to use part of the road for your business, works or an event.
Roadworks
If you are carrying out roadworks you need to apply for a permit:
- Consent to execute works in a road - vehicle access (section 56)
- Consent to execute works in a road - new roads and streetworks (section 109)
Placing objects or obstructions on the road or pavement
For example tables and chairs on the street outside your premises.
Occupy a portion of the road temporarily
For example to erect scaffolding, staging or hoarding.
Public procession
If you intend to hold a public procession, march or parade.
Skip permit
Temporary road closure / traffic restriction for works or events
For works or an event such as a rally or race which requires the closure of a public road.
Charges:
- closures up to five days: £333.00
- closures of six days or longer: £488.35 (does not include advert costs)