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Premises and land
Premises
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Markets
Coronavirus (COVID-19)
The council's markets in Huddersfield, Dewsbury, and Cleckheaton are open on their regular market days to provide essential supplies like fresh food products such as fruit and vegetables, meat, fish, bread and dairy products. Some markets also have pet supplies.
More information: Markets to stay open for essential goods only
Second-hand market traders are not trading. New Street Sunday Craft Market and Cleckheaton Farmers Market are closed.
Business opportunities
Local markets
- Cleckheaton market
- Dewsbury market
- Holmfirth market
- Huddersfield open market
- Queensgate market (Huddersfield indoor market)
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Business rates
Business rates relief
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Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Information for food businesses
- Register a food business
- Apply for food premises approval
- Food premises design and layout
- Food safety inspections and food hygiene ratings
- Food hygiene courses
- Allergen information for loose foods
- E-coli guidance
- Safer food, better business
- Healthy Choice Award
- Outdoor events guidance
Health and safety
- Report an accident or incident
- Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH)
- Manual handling assessment chart (MAC) tool
- How many toilets a workplace should have
- Health and Safety Executive guidance
- Legionella guidance during COVID-19
- Is the Health and Safety Executive the correct enforcing authority for you?