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It is good to see positivity. 
One consideration to think about, so you can prepare your responses or methods of handling certain scenarios is "working in a persons home". I understand the "non-contact" argument, but not everyone is able to do that as all they see is "SO".
Also it is becoming more common for "businesses" to advertise they have been "assessed" or whatever by "authorities".
Discuss it with your Probation officer / Offender manager as they must have experience of others considering the same options. 
In the end build your "business plan" including these considerations and go for it.

Good luck in the most positive of meanings. 

Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope is for tomorrow else what is left if you remove a mans hope.

I'm just really trying to think of possible ideas with in demand/needed services that would be allowed. I heard someone else on here was delivering leaflets door to door with no questions asked. So might give that a go. Thanks for the reply.

Thanks. Just watched a YouTube video of a guy saying in demand service based jobs are worth looking into. So trying to think of what's possible/allowed, particularly for self employment. Cheers.

Hi
good luck but just be careful you are not "abused" because of your need to work. By that make sure their expectations do not take the >?@:.

Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope is for tomorrow else what is left if you remove a mans hope.

Is market trading (stalls) an available option? Was wondering about Selling Clothes/jackets or Shoe shining etc.

Thanks.

You need a trading licence from your local authority for that, and they would do a basic DBS check, but if the stall is in a licensed market venue, you wouldn't need that licence. I don't know what the market management might want, though.

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If you are to punish a man retributively you must injure him. If you are to reform him you must improve him. And men are not improved by injuries. (George Bernard Shaw)

When you're thinking about jobs and looking for something to do day in, day out, I think it's always worth really thinking about what you're passionate about, as doing 'anything' will probably quickly become less interesting.
Have you had a chance to speak to someone who helps those with convictions back into work? In difficult times, a bit of hand-holding can give you some focus although I realise this is trickier to find than it should be.
I had an email from Unlock today offering free Zoom sessions to talk, this might be a good starting point.

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Fighting or Accepting - its difficult to know which is right and when.

Thanks guys. Didn't know that about markets. I get what you mean with passion although options don't always allow for that. Kinda trying to gauge what's possible and choose from there. I would love to do a tribute band although not sure about checks, maybe a pub covers band or busking would be allowed. Have to consider complications etc. Thanks for your help guys.