Off-sales, Podcast
PA podcast: Home deliveries with licensing solicitor Suraj Desor
25 January 2022
Home deliveries and their licensing requirements
Gambling
All Party Parliamentary Betting & Gaming Group publish findings of their investigation into the Gambling Commission
24 January 2022
A copy of the report can be requested from their website
PA news
Biggest legal licensing reads of 2021
12 January 2022
Here is our top 10 most read alcohol and gambling licensing articles of 2021 – totalling over 50,000 views.
Anti-terror & crime
Government publishes response to Protect Duty Consultation
10 January 2022
Consultation covered possible legislation regarding venues’ preparedness for terrorist attacks
Covid-19
Licensing solicitors Poppleston Allen explain current Covid rules
29 December 2021
This legal Q & A, written by licensing solicitor Andy Grimsey, covers licensed premises including pubs and nightclubs and was…
Covid-19
Regulations relating to Covid pass for venues and events laid before Parliament
13 December 2021
Proposed to come into effect at 6 am on Wednesday, the 15th of December
Covid-19
Face Coverings Regulations published [2021]
10 December 2021
Further details on face coverings requirements are now available
Covid-19
Government updates Guidance in light of changes to COVID rules
09 December 2021
COVID ‘What’s Changed’ Guidance updated
PA news, Podcast
Raising the Bar: Peter Marks from REKOM UK discusses the late night sector and more
09 December 2021
The late night sector, Peter's experience during the pandemic and what it's like to feature on The Undercover Boss
Podcast, Temporary event notice
PA podcast: Suraj Desor, discuss temporary event notices – TENs licence
30 November 2021
Temporary event notices, what they are, their limitations and some top tips
Publications
Licensed Trade Guide (2021 edition)
19 November 2021
Announcing the new Licensed Trade Guide 2021
PA news
Institute of Licensing’s 25th annual National Training Conference
18 November 2021
This event features over 70 speakers, with presentations from licensing solicitors Nick Arron, Jonathan Smith and Andy Grimsey