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News: Final reminder about your TENS

  • Date: 30/11/2011
  • Author/Solicitor: Jonathan Smith


Don't forget that you have to get your Temporary Event Notices in by tomorrow if you want to extend your hours for the Friday or Saturday of the weekend of 17 and 18 December.

It is also sensible to check your Premises Licence because you need to bear in mind that Boxing Day falls on a Monday this year and many Premises Licences will provide for shorter hours on a Monday than during the rest of the week.

You should therefore consider applying for any Temporary Event Notices for the 26 December and the remainder of that week at the same time you are looking to extend your hours for the weekend of 17/18 December.

The last day for submitting a Temporary Event Notice to extend the hours for 26 December would be for it to be received by the Licensing Authority on or before 9 December 2011.

For more information please contact Jonathan Smith

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