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Re: Over the Mersey, in LiverpoolPosted by mark on April 25, 2001 at 22:22:47: In reply to: Re: Over the Mersey, in Liverpool posted by Lynn on April 25, 2001 at 20:26:37: : You don't need a licence in Oxford - wow, who will be the first to: sneak off on 13th May and sit on street and henna I wonder? Simon - : re. getting a licence for a beach. Contact the Foreshore Manager at : the local council where you want to henna on a beach. Your best bet : would be to go to a large tourist resort where they already have : concessions (donkeys, kids rides etc). Write a letter stating what : you want to do, a bit about yourself, sort out insurance (I needed : £5,000,000 public liability insurance for my local council). Set up : a meeting with them and sell yourself. What they want is something : that will attract people (give examples that all the foreign beaches : have them etc), they will also want to know that there will be no : comeback on them, people suing etc so they will check it out with : Health and Safety (who won't have a clue about it!) - tell them all : about black henna, saying you don't use it. Hope this is all : helpful. The other thing you could do (which I'm doing on a Saturday : night) is ring around the major holiday camps and ask if you could : come one night. The one I'm doing it at take a percentage and it : goes to their owners club charity, which is a Children's Hospice this : year. Good Luck. Just go for it, you are leaving it quite late for : the summer so it would be worth you applying to a few different : places. Let us know how it goes. Lynn : : : : : I am currently in Liverpool itself as a student but I graduate : this : : : Summer and am still looking into getting work doing Henna over : the : : : summer. : : : : Hi Simon, : : I don't know much about getting licences to trade; here in Oxford : the : : Council do not require street artists to have any official status. : : That's quite unusual I think, Oxford is probably not as much fun as : : working a beach. We have 2 -3 regular street artists and the town : : could support more, lots of European Language School students all : : Summer! : : : : The locals would not be pleased to see 'black' henna on the streets : : but if you don't do black you'd get a friendly welcome. : : : : Mark and Lynn might be able to help you more with the licence : issue, : : they work on the South coast. : : : : take care, Alex How goes it Lynn???? HOws the beach? bit soggy i expect from all this rain!!!!
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