EU Services Directive

The EU Services Directive aims to break down barriers to cross border trade in services between countries in the EU. It will make it easier for service providers, particularly small and medium sized enterprises, to offer their services to customers in other EU countries, whether establishing elsewhere in the EU or providing services remotely from the UK.

What is the Services Directive?

The Services Directive is a European law that aims to make life easier for businesses providing or using services in the European Union. It requires all EU countries to lift legal and administrative barriers. For further information please see the Service Directive, Doing Business Made Easier, leaflet.

The EU Services Directive covers the following licence types available in Caerphilly county borough:

Premises licences

Private club licences

Temporary event notices

Animal boarding establishments licences

Performing animals registration

Pet shop licence

Riding establishment licence

Zoo licence

Camping site licence

Caravan and camping site licence

House-to-house collections licence

Street collection licence

Cooling towers notification

Environmental permit

Food premises approval

Food premises registration

House in multiple occupation (HMO) licence

Hypnotism authorisation

Pavement licence

Petroleum licence

Pleasure boats licence

Premises approval for marriages or civil partnerships

Safety certificate for sports stands

Sports ground safety certificate

Scaffolding and hoarding licence

Scrap metal dealers registration

Sex shop and cinema licence

Skip permits


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