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Permits for Skips - Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I obtain a permit to deposit a skip on the highway?
- Why apply to go on the register?
- How much does it cost?
- What are the Regulations?
- How long does a Permit last for?
- How can I make a complaint regarding location of a skip?
How do I obtain a permit to deposit a skip on the highway?
You can purchase a permit using the below link. Please follow the instructions and once the team have received confirmation your permit number will be sent via your supplied email address.
https://secure.tameside.gov.uk/OnlineForms/Forms/skips-scaffolding
If you have any questions please contact the team directly at Skips_Scaffolding@Tameside.gov.uk
Why apply to go on the register?
Companies are invited to join the council's registers, which run from April to March yearly.
After registering please email skip_scaffolding@tameside.gov.uk to obtain your permit. The annual cost is £130.00
To apply, fill in the Skip Registration Form 2025-2026
How much does it cost?
| Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Skip Registration (Annual Fee) | £130.00 |
| Skip Non-Permit Fee (Registered Companies) | £84.00 |
| Skip Non-Permit Fee (Unregistered Companies) | £169.00 |
| Skip permit (Registered Companies) | £28.00 |
| Skip permit (Un-registered) | £114.00 |
How long does a Permit last for?
Your permit will last for a maximum of 2 weeks from the date of issue.
How can I make a complaint regarding location of a skip?
Skips must not be sited on a footpath.
Any complaints about the location or safety of a skip should be report to us immediately by completing the online complaint form
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