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   PLEASE NOTE NO DOGS ALLOWED AT ANY CAR BOOT FAIR EXCEPT ASSISTANCE/THERAPY DOGS
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Guidance for traders

The selling of counterfeit goods, contraband, livestock, knives, firearms, weapons and items of pornography or of a pornographic nature are forbidden. Nobles Promotions Ltd work closely with the Trading Standards Institute, local authorities and the police and anyone found to be selling any of the above will be reported accordingly.

Charity fundraising

Any registered charity will be allowed to stand free of charge, however due to high demand any 1 charity is limited to 3 free visits per site per year. All sellers raising funds for a registered charity must provide a letter of authority from the charity quoting the registered charity number.  These letters must be originals, copied or scanned images will not be accepted.

Unfortunately due to limited space at our indoor winter sites we are no longer be able to allow charities to stand free of charge.

Notice to all buyers and sellers

Abuse  to any member of staff,  fellow traders or members of the public will not be tolerated. Anyone being abusive will be removed from the site.

Early Admission for sellers & buyers

We operate an early admission at most of our sites. The times for early sellers and buyers are on each site page.  All other admission times are on the relevant site page and under 12’s are free of charge


**Dog Policy**

We operate a no dogs policy at all of our sites with the exception of assistance/therapy dogs. There are a number of reasons behind this: due to the large volume of people attending our events it would be easy for a dog to be hurt or accidentally kicked, also people can trip over the dog or its lead. There is also a risk that people could be bitten or two or more dogs could get into a fight (not all dogs like each other). In addition not everyone is comfortable around dogs, some are even fearful of them, especially children. Another issue is that some traders use extra floor space and do not want to risk a dog damaging goods.