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Tattooing and Piercing Registration

Licence summary If you offer tattooing, semi-permanent skin colouring, cosmetic piercing, acupuncture or electrolysis in Northern Ireland, you must be registered with your local district council.

If you work from premises, they must also be registered.

Once registered, you will be issued with a certificate of registration.

Eligibility Criteria

You must provide specific information including details of your premises and any previous convictions for practicing without a licence in this field.

The current registration fee is £60.

 

Regulation Summary

A summary of the regulation can be found here:
Regulation

Application Evaluation Process

No provision in legislation

Will Tacit Consent Apply?

No. It is in the public interest that that all equipment and premises to be used in such activities are inspected and found to be suitable and hygienic before you can begin trading to prevent the transfer of, or contamination from, blood borne, and other, diseases.

If you have not heard from the Council within a reasonable period, please contact us. You can do this online here if you applied through the UK Welcomes service or telephone the Environmental Health Service on 028 28272313, or email ehealth@larne.gov.uk

Apply online Apply to register your premises for Tattooing, Acupuncture, Electrolysis or Cosmetic Piercing

Tell us about a change to your existing registration

Contact Details

Telephone: 028 28272313
Fax:            028 28260660
E-mail: ehealth@larne.gov.uk

Environmental Health Service
Larne Borough Council
Smiley Buildings
Victoria Road

LARNE
BT40 1RU

Failed Application Redress

Please contact Larne Borough Council in the first instance.
Licence
Holder Redress

Please contact Larne Borough Council in the first instance.
If a registration is suspended or cancelled the registration holder may appeal to the county court.
Consumer Complaint





We would always advise that in the event of a complaint the first contact is made with the trader by you - preferably in the form a letter (with proof of delivery). If that has not worked, if you are located in the UK, Consumer Direct will give you advice. From outside the UK contact the UK European Consumer Centre.
Other Redress



Any complaints about how a premises is operated should be made directly to the Environmental Health Service on 028 28272313, or by emailing ehealth@larne.gov.uk
Trade Associations None



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