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My kids are 6 and 9 and have been gathering stuff to sell to raise money for charity.


We don't have many families on our street, but we have a space in front of our house where we could sell stuff.


Question - do we put up lots of ads for people to come to our street, or can anyone suggest a place with better footfall where we can sell without upsetting the council or doing anything illegal?


We are about 5-7 min walk from north cross road.


they are really excited, so it would great if I could help them to have a successful sale!!

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