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    I was just wondering if it was OK to advertise in your own home window? Or is it a bad idea to let people know your childminding in that specific house? Your thoughts are much appreciated

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    The more people who know who you are the better. My friend put a big Vistaprint sign on her gate. Someone on the other side of the road saw it and knocked the door!

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    We live in nosey neighbour street! Reckon they all know I'm a childminder, curtains twitch every time we leave! It's usually noisy too!!
    That and the pictures in the windows, the magnetic sign on my car...nope, it's too late too hide it now!!!

    Go for it, shout it to the world!

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    Lol thanks for your comments. Great news

    Ja-Lula-Bell*****minding

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    Where I am I'm allowed up to 6 kids without planning permission but one of the stipulations is that I can't put up any signage around the house. Might be worth double checking just to be sure...x

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    Really? Where abouts are you? Who is it that has enforced that rule?

    Ja-Lula-Bell*****minding

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    I'm in Milton Keynes, it's the council planning department's rule. I can kind of understand it; I guess their logic is that if I have less than 6 kids in any 24 hour period it can still justify being considered a residential property so advertising goes against that hence not allowing it....?

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    That's interesting my council have the same thing with planning permission. Where abouts do you think I could find the terms and conditions?

    Ja-Lula-Bell*****minding

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    I just emailed the council to double check about planning permission and they emailed back with confirmation that I didn't need permission as long as I stuck to the list of criteria they gave, no advertising on the house being one of them. I guess just get in touch and see what they come back with...

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    OK great Thanks for your reply. X

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