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Scaffolding and hoarding licence

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Wiltshire Council issue licences for scaffold and hoarding companies who wish to place scaffolding and hoarding on the highway.

When you have nominated a scaffolding and hoarding company they will:

  • complete and submit a licence application form.
  • provide location details and dates of when the scaffold and hoarding is required. The licence is for a period of 28 days, but it is possible to apply for an extension.

Note : Both the scaffolding/hoarding company and the contractor erecting the scaffold, must provide their proof of public liability insurance to the value of £5 million.

Every application is considered on an individual basis and site specific conditions may be applied to ensure public safety. The licence sets out the standards on such matters as lighting, signing, guarding, protection and maintenance of public passage.

Application forms can be acquired from one of our three Wiltshire Highways Partnership offices at Chippenham, Melksham, Marlborough and Wilton. They can be contacted by calling 01225 713000 or at the following e-mail addresses:

Payment.

One licence per site is required and the licence fee payable is as follows:

  • For a licence where the advanced notice period is more than three days - £40.00
  • For a licence where the advanced notice period is less than three days - £50.00

Contact Details (LiveLink)

Multiple Contacts:
eMail: clarence@wiltshire.gov.uk
Telephone: 0800 23 23 23 - from landlines within Wiltshire or 01225 77 72 34 from mobiles and from outside Wiltshire.
Out of hours:
Fax: 01225 713145
Postal Address:

Customer Services
Wiltshire Council
County Hall
Trowbridge
Wiltshire
BA14 8JN


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Last updated: 11 May 2011

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