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In order to bury on your own land you should: 1. posses a certificate of payment 2. Fill out the application form 3. Pay application fee NB. Applications should be made at least 5 working days before the date of grave digging

Each Licence has expiry date of one year and from the date of issue. 

Why should I be a Licenced Practitioner?

Under the revised Kingston & St. Andrew Public Health Regulations 2004  Barbers, Barbershop, Hairdressers, Beauty Therapist, Cosmetologist and Beauty Salon that all persons and establishment in Kingston & St. Andrew are required to be licenced by KSAC. 
What document do I need to become a licenced practitioner or to licence my business; Barber, Hairdresser, Cosmetologist, Beauty Therapist, Massage Therapist?

This is the process of municipal laws or regulations regulating the type and size of buildings that can be erected and activities undertaken in specific areas.

 Contact the Manchester Parish Council to make queries or contact the Manchester Infirmary or any elected representative in the parish.

 Persons who are destitute and need institutional care must contact the Poor Relief Office and speak with a Poor Relief Officer. That officer will carry out further investigations to see it the need exist.  The officer will then contact the Matron at the Infirmary to see if space is available at the institution and if that is so, that officer will recommend that the person for admission to the Infirmary.

The Poor Relief Department offers a wide range of services to Indoor and Outdoor Poor, through the knowledge and experience of its Poor Relief Officers. A report may be made to the Poor Relief Department, who will investigate the need. A Poor Relief Officer will then make a recommendation to the Matron of the Infirmary who will act based on the resources available.

All applications for Spirit Licence are to be submitted to the local Clerk of Courts, located at the Resident Magistrate’s Court.

Municipal Officers are licensed District Constables, whose duty it is to enforce the Law. They have all the powers of District Constables.

All donations to the Hanover Infirmary are recognized and accounted for. In fact, it is routine for donors to receive acknowledgement and letters of appreciation.