PART 1
(OPEN TO THE PUBLIC)
ITEM NO.
REPORT OF THE LEAD MEMBER FOR
CORPORATE SERVICES DIRECTORATE
TO THE LICENSING REGULATORY PANEL
ON THURSDAY 27TH FEBRUARY 2003
TITLE :REPORT OF CHARITABLE COLLECTION PERMITS ISSUED
RECOMMENDATIONS :
THAT MEMBERS ARE AWARE OF THE PERMITS ISSUED
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY : A REPORT OF CHARITABLE COLLECTIONS ISSUED BY THE
LICENSING SECTION UNDER THEIR POWERS OF DELEGATION
BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS : COMPLETED APPLICATION FORMS
(Available for public inspection)
ASSESSMENT OF RISK :
NONE
SOURCE OF FUNDING:
NONE
LEGAL ADVICE OBTAINED:
N/A
FINANCIAL ADVICE OBTAINED:
CONTACT OFFICER :
N/A
JANE NUGENT
WARD(S) TO WHICH REPORT RELATE(S) ALL WARDS
KEY COUNCIL POLICIES:
DETAILS (Continued Overleaf)
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NONE
CHARITABLE COLLECTION PERMITS ISSUED BY LICENSING SECTION UNDER
DELEGATED POWERS FROM 14TH JANUARY 2003 TO 20TH FEBRUARY 2003
STREET COLLECTIONS
Applicant
Collection Area
Date
Mrs. M.E. Lang
77 Kenyon Way
Little Hulton
Swinton
17th May 2003 and
6th September 2003
Charitable Organisation: The Inskip League of Friendship for Disabled People. Purpose
of Collection: To raise funds to enable the Members of the Inskip League to be taken on a
day out to Southport in the Summer. Salford City Council has previously granted permits to
this organisation.
The Inskip League of Friendship for Disabled People provides a club on a weekly basis
where disabled people can go to socialise, play games, go for outings etc.
Mrs. Eileen Davies
13 Graysands Road
Hale
Cheshire
Swinton, Walkden & Eccles
12th July to 19th July 2003
Charitable Organisation: Little Sisters of the Poor. Purpose of Collection: To help
disadvantaged people. Salford City Council has previously granted permits to this
organisation.
The Little Sisters of the Poor is a holy order of Catholic Nuns who require funds to maintain a
home for the elderly.
Claire Rodham
26 St. David’s Grove
Ingelby
Barwick
Stockton upon Tees
Salford Precinct Area
19th to 22nd Feb. 2003
Charitable Organisation: Child Advocacy International. Purpose of Collection: To
provide medical care to children both in this country and abroad. This organisation has not
previously applied for a collection permit, but have supplied supporting evidence and
literature and are considered a bona fide organisation.
The Child Advocacy Agency was founded in 1995 by leading medical specialists to improve
healthcare for children worldwide. Their aim is to reduce unnecessary pain, fear and
suffering for sick children everywhere. In support of their application they provided copies of
permits granted by other local authorities, a newsletter and an excerpt from financial
statements. They are also a Registered Charity.
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Phil Newsham
23 Kirklands
Harwood
Bolton
Walkden
26th April 2003
Charitable Organisation: Bolton Branch of Friends of the Earth. Purpose of Collection:
To raise funds in order to carry out the work of Friends of the Earth.
Salford City Council has previously granted permits to this organisation.
Phil Newsham
23 Kirklands
Harwood
Bolton
Walkden
21st June 2003
Charitable Organisation: Bolton Multiple Sclerosis Society. Purpose of Collection: To
raise funds to help the people of Bolton who suffer with Multiple Sclerosis
Phil Newsham
23 Kirklands
Harwood
Bolton
Walkden
2nd August 2003
Charitable Organisation: Bolton Anmesty International. Purpose of Collection: To raise
funds for the Bolton branch of Amnesty International.
Mr. Newsham is a fundraiser for local branches of well-known charities. He has been
granted permits on behalf of those charities by Salford City Council on previous occasions.
Gordon Chapman
British Red Cross
Ohio Avenue
Salford
Salford Quays & Eccles
4th May to 10th May 2003
Charitable Organisation: British Red Cross. Purpose of Collection: To raise money for
British Red Cross services in the local Community.
This Organisation has previously been granted permits by Salford City Council.
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