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How To Find a Pitch to Start Mobile Catering Business

Hi David I would like to apply for a pitch to start my mobile catering business.But who do I approch, and how to get started.

Any help help please.

Thank you
Regards
Pratap

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Oct 06, 2017
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by: walter oates

very briefly small concrete area to stand on my private Land opposite L.U.F.C stadium/very busy car parks is viewed by hundred's going to game or passing to Mac Donald's for any more info ring Walter oates on 0113 2704243 or email waldo@1942hotmail.co.uk(first match free stand)
May 13, 2011
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by: David

Hi Pratap,

First you will need to find a suitable piece of land/location or pitch to trade from. Once you have the location it’s time to find out who the landowners are.

It's just then a matter of asking them for permission to trade on their land. Once you have this agreed you are then good to go.

You could also try www.retailconcessions.co.uk who will rent out pitches on some of the big retail site like B&Q, Homebase and Wickes.
Also look on eBay and other business papers/online organisation as some people sell their entire business with pitch attached.

So the business is already up and running. This is probably the quickest way to get started although you may have to pay more for this kind of opportunity, but allows you to get started almost straight away.

This is the hardest part of the business and you should have a pitch secured before you get started.

Best of luck
David

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