Massage and special treatment (MST) licenses
Haringey Council last discussed streamlining massage and special treatment licenses in August 2025, with no further recent developments reported.
In August 2025, Haringey Council's Licensing Committee discussed revising the functions, fees, and conditions for massage and special treatment (MST) licenses. The council's Licensing Service sought to simplify the application process, update local regulations and guidelines, and update the fee structure, aiming to make it easier for businesses to start and grow in the borough, according to the Public Reports Pack. This initiative was intended to streamline the regulatory environment for local businesses.
No further discussions or decisions on massage and special treatment licenses are currently scheduled at any council. These licenses are required for businesses and individuals providing massage and special treatments, regulated by local authorities, ensuring compliance with local standards.
Key facts
- Haringey Council's Licensing Committee discussed revisions to MST license functions, fees, and conditions in July 2025. Source
- The council's Licensing Service sought to simplify the application process for MST licenses. Source
- The revisions aimed to make it easier for businesses to start and grow in the borough. Source
- The Licensing Service sought to update local regulations, guidelines, and the fee structure. Source
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