Question: I'm a hairdresser, do I need a licence?
Answer: Hairdressers only require a licence if they are going to carry out other activities (such as ear-piercing).
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Question: I want to carry out tattooing in my shop. Do I need a licence?
Answer: To carry out tattooing, the premises needs to be registered, as well as any person carrying out the procedure. The fee for 2004/05 is £132.00 to register the premises, and £15.00 for each person.
To obtain an application form, or for further information, contact the Licensing Section on 823159.
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Related LinkHas this FAQ answered your query? Question: My 17 year old child has just had a tattoo done without my permission - is the tattooist allowed to do this?
Answer: No. However, the Local Authority does not have any power to prosecute the tattooist for this offence and the matter should be reported to the Police.
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Question: I want to become a mobile ear-piercer. What do I have to do?
Answer: You will need to complete an application form, and pay the relevant fee. The fee for 2006/07 is £139.00 for the premises from which you operate, and £16.00 to register yourself to carry out the procedure.
To obtain an application form, or for further information, contact the Licensing Section on (01983) 823159. You can also apply online via the related link. -
Related LinkHas this FAQ answered your query? Question: How do I apply for registration for piercing?
Answer: You must complete an application form and submit it to the Licensing Section, (address on the form) along with the relevant fee, which for 2006/07 is £139.00 for the premises, and £16.00 for each person carrying out the piercing procedure.
To obtain an application form, or for further information, contact the Licensing Section on (01983) 823159. You can also apply online via the related link. -
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