Stoke-on-Trent City Council scaffold licence

What Stoke-on-Trent City Council charges for a scaffolding or hoarding licence, how much notice it needs, and where to apply. Add the day your scaffold goes up to get the date you have to apply by.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council licenses scaffolding on the roads it looks after. If you're not sure a site is on one of them, look up its postcode.

Scaffold goes up

Council to apply to

Stoke-on-Trent City Council

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Apply by

Not published

This council doesn't say how much notice it needs. Allow at least two weeks and check with them.

Licence feeNot published by this council: licence fee

NoticeNot published by this council: notice period

Council takesNot published by this council: processing time

ExtensionNot published by this council: extension fee

What the council asks for (3)

Apply by emailing streetworks@stoke.gov.uk.
An additional licence is needed if you plan to install a protective fan.
A licence may set standards on lighting or painting the scaffold, or restrict the height of a fan.

Apply on the council's site

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Fees and timescales are taken from each council's own published pages and can change without notice. Check with the council before you apply.

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