4(1)A street trading licence shall specify—E+W
(a)the street in which, days on which and times between which the licence-holder is permitted to trade; and
(b)the description of articles in which he is permitted to trade.
(2)If the district council determine that a licence-holder is to confine his trading to a particular place in the street, his street trading licence shall specify that place.
(3)Matters that fall to be specified in a street trading licence by virtue of sub-paragraph (1) or (2) above are referred to in this Schedule as the “principal terms” of the licence.
(4)When granting or renewing a street trading licence, the council may attach such further conditions (in this Schedule referred to as the “subsidiary terms” of the licence) as appear to them to be reasonable.
(5)Without prejudice to the generality of sub-paragraph (4) above, the subsidiary terms of a licence may include conditions—
(a)specifying the size and type of any stall or container which the licence-holder may use for trading;
(b)requiring that any stall or container so used shall carry the name of the licence-holder or the number of his licence or both; and
(c)prohibiting the leaving of refuse by the licence-holder or restricting the amount of refuse which he may leave or the places in which he may leave it.
(6)A street trading licence shall, unless previously revoked or surrendered, remain valid for a period of 12 months from the date on which it is granted or, if a shorter period is specified in the licence, for that period.
(7)If a district council resolve that the whole or part of a licence street shall be designated a prohibited street, then, on the designation taking effect, any street trading licence issued for trading in that street shall cease to be valid so far as it relates to the prohibited street.