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4. Fete Utilities

Seek professional advice early to ensure safe and adequate utilities such as power supply, sound, gas and other utilities for your stallholders. You may be able to source qualified volunteers from within your own community.
Check your local health and safety regulations as certain protocols, for example, the tagging and testing of electrical appliances may need to be complied with.

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