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Planning an event can be great fun for you and your community. Below are some links and further guidance that can help you get started.


Organising a Street Party or Fete

The Department for Communities and Local Government publish guidance on their website with the aim of making it easier to hold these sorts of events.

The Street Party and Big Lunch websites give lots of helpful tips, advice and support for organising a successful event.

You may need to consider a road closure if you are planning a street party or event.  Guidance is available from Lincolnshire County Council.


Event Toolkit

A toolkit was developed by the Fens Food & Flower Festival project to help community groups plan, organise and manage events.

South Holland District Council, Community Development team have a number of copies of the toolkit available for loan. These include hard copy, Braille, Portuguese translated and audio.

Anyone wishing to use these should contact a member of the Community Development Team, Tel: 01775 761161


Lincolnshire Event Safety Partnership

Further information and guidance is provided by the Lincolnshire Event Safety Partnership.


Licensing

For more information about licensing in South Holland.


Other useful links:

Health and Safety Executive - Event Safety Guide
HSE Frequently Asked Questions
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