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Licensed Trade Guide

Preview the first chapter
The Licensed Trade Guide for The 2003 Licensing Act (2010 edition) is a handy pocket-sized (15cm x 10.5cm) easy reference tool, much loved by licensees, police officers and enforcement officers alike. It provides some basic guidelines to the areas where difficulty most frequently arises and is written in easy to read bite-sized chunks… with pictures!

We are currently updating the Licensed Trade Guide 2010.

The new version will be available to buy online through this site at the end of May 2013.

The Licensed Trade Guide 2010 features a brand new chapter on Gaming in Pubs as well as a general update on the rest of the contents which include; information on the Licensing Authority, General Principles, Personal and Premises Licences, Club Premises Certificates, Temporary Event Notices, Rights of Entry and Inspection, Police Powers, Crime on Licensed Premises, Trading Standards and Food & Drinks Provisions and a glossary of terms.

If you would like a copy of the current Licensed Trade Guide 2010 at a discounted price, please email t.robottom@popall.co.uk.



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