Bath and North East Somerset Council Street Trading Policy, 2005

By The WIEGO Team on January 01, 2005

The Council’s street trading policy is to create a street trading environment which complements premises-based trading, is sensitive to the needs of residents, provides diversity and consumer choice, and seeks to enhance the character, ambience and safety of local environments.

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