Our Industry Relationships: Poppleston Allen Licensing Solicitors

Institute of Licensing (IOL)

Responds to the needs of the membership in respect of the significance attached to different areas of licensing.

Meetings Industry Association (MIA)

The MIA are a membership organisation who represent operators in the conference, meetings and events sector.

PASS

The PASS Scheme is the UK's national Proof of Age standards scheme.

Pub is The Hub

The pub should be the centre or hub of community life and can also provide essential services beyond the usual drinks, food or entertainment. Pub is The Hub is an organisation of specialist voluntary advisors for rural pubs and licensees who are thinking of broadening their range of services.

We encourage good licensees, communities, pub owners, breweries, local authorities and the private sector to work together to match community priority needs with additional services which can be provided by the local pub and a good licensee.

Responsible Gambling Trust

The Responsible Gambling Trust is the leading charity in the UK committed to minimising gambling-related harm.

Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers (ALMR)

A network of entrepreneurial retailers and industry supplies that champions the smaller independent companies that own and operate pubs, bars and restaurants in the UK.

The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA)

Organisation representing the UK beer and pub sector.

The British Institute of Innkeeping (BII)

Poppleston Allen are a BIIAS Approved Professional.

Bingo Association - the trade association for all licensed bingo operators in Great Britain

BACTA - the largest trade association in the Gaming arena and the only Association to represent the Amusement Industry in Great Britain&rdquo

We provide editorial for many titles in the trade press, including BiiBusiness, Night Magazine, Club Mirror, Croner’s Guides and Spotlight. We also write the legal column in the Publican’s Morning Advertiser.

We regularly provide training for the enforcement authorities as well as clients which helps to build strong relationships with the enforcement authorities.

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