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News: New regulations move England into Step 2 for reopening on Monday 12th and allow payment inside for pubs and barsThe ‘Steps’ regulations are amended with a green light for payment indoors |
News: Council extends Cumulative Impact AreasFollowing Full Council approval of an updated cumulative impact assessment, impact areas have been extended |
News: More Councils removing Cumulative Impact Policy AreasTrafford and Hereford remove their Cumulative Impact Policy Areas |
News: England move to National Lockdown from WednesdayNew Guidance and amendment to the Regulations come into effect from 00:01 on Wednesday for England |
News: Two councils set to remove cumulative impact policy areasFollowing consultation in regard to their licensing policies a decision has been made to remove the cumulative impact policy areas |
News: Planning relaxation for pubs and restaurants to operate as takeaways extended to March 2022March 2021 expiry date extended by another year |
News: What can Licensed Premises do under the new Lockdown 2.0 Regulations?Summary of the restrictions on Premises from tomorrow |
News: Lockdown 2.0 Regulations publishedThe new Regulations come into force Thursday 5th November |
News: NEXSTART Q&As on Coronavirus Regulations and ComplianceQ&As on current compliance issues that have been identified across England |
News: London, Essex and others set to move to Tier 2 from SaturdayWith London, Essex and other parts of England set to change Tier we set out some useful reminders of what this means for Hospitality businesses |
News: Government Guidance has been issued on new Alert level tiered systemThe Guidance is to support the Regulations, which are due to come into force tomorrow |
News: Three Health Protection Regulations released for new tiered systemThe Regulations have been laid before Parliament this evening |
News: New restrictions announced in parts of the North East and North West, and a relaxation of the lockdown in BoltonThe measures were announced earlier today, and come into force from Midnight on Saturday 3rd October |
News: Further Regulation Requiring Decibel Limits For Any Music Played In Relevant PremisesNew Regulations On Music and Dancing in Premises |
News: New restrictions on indoor inter-household mixing for the North East of EnglandThe current guidance will become enforceable by law in 7 areas from 00:01 tomorrow morning |
News: 10 pm curfew and table service for certain premises take effect todayFurther restrictions apply |
News: New Face Coverings regulations include bars, restaurants, pubs etcNew rules for customers and staff in licensed premises in England |
News: Judgment Handed Down in FCA’s Business Interruption Insurance Test CaseThe High Court has ruled in favour of policyholders in the business interruption insurance test case brought by the FCA. |
News: Rule of 6 and Test and Trace in EnglandMore change for the public and the hospitality industry |
News: The Business and Planning Act 2020 has today received Royal Assent and is in force with immediate effectThis Act makes changes to the Pavement Licence procedure and provides off-sales to all non-exempt Premises till 2300 |
News: An advisory on Standard Conditions for Fast Track Pavement Licences under the Business & Planning BillWith the Business & Planning Bill likely to get Royal assent today here are some thoughts on how standard conditions will apply to the new fast track pavement licences |
News: Bristol set to remove all Cumulative Impact PoliciesThe move has been approved by the full council and is to take effect from 1st August 2020 |
News: Government introduces new Bill for pavement licences and off-salesFurther relaxation for outdoor food and drink consumption planned in new legislation |
News: Compliance with licence conditions on reopeningWith the hospitality industry set to reopen from the 4th of July there are many questions on how to navigate compliance with licence conditions |
News: Coronavirus: can premises offering off-sales open their toilets?Information in relation to premises currently offering off-sales and the impact of the Covid-19 regulations on toilet provision. |
News: Coronavirus - Understanding off salesInformation and Q&A's in relation to off sales and impact of Covid-19 regulations |
News: Coronavirus: Pre-Opening ChecklistPoppleston Allen’s checklist to reopening your premises |
News: UK Music Licensing Company PPL PRS announce new measures due to Covid-19PPL / PRS Suspend Payments for Closure Period |
News: New Government rules on staying at home and away from others published todayThe rules were published following the Prime Minister’s speech this evening |
News: Government to relax planning rules to allow pubs and restaurants to operate as takeawaysThe government will allow all pubs and restaurants to provide hot food takeaways in response to the coronavirus outbreak |
News: New proposed changes to Liverpool Licensing Policy on Knife Crime Deterrence approvedThe proposal was approved by the Licensing Committee and is set to go to Full Council next month |
News: Welsh Minimum Unit Pricing comes into force Monday 2 March 2020The cap of 50p applies to all licensed premises |
News: Consultation open for relaxation of hours to mark 75th anniversary of Victory over Japan (VJ) DayThe celebrations fall on the evening of Saturday 15 August 2020 |
News: Home Office today announce planned consultation on new anti-terror laws for venuesThe proposal is expected to be out for public consultation this Spring |
News: PASS Opens New Consultation on Standards for Digital Proof of AgePASS are seeking views on how digital proof of age should be presented and verified. |
News: Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Issue Advice on Counter Terrorism MeasuresThe MPS have produced a guidance note which provides helpful information on how to try and protect your business from the risk of a terrorist attack. |
News: Wales formally approve the introduction of 50p Minimum Unit PricingThe changes are to be introduced 2nd March 2020 |
News: Home Office announce planned extension of licensing hours to celebrate VE DayProposal to extend hours for pubs clubs and bars |
News: The clocks go back this weekend – make sure you are ready!We may get an extra hour in bed, but how will this affect your premise? |
News: Liverpool City Council endorses Agent of Change principleLiverpool supports Agent of Change to protect existing live music venues |
News: LGA publishes Licensing Act Handbook for Councillors (England and Wales)New Guidebook for councillors on Licensing Act |
News: Judicial Review of Hackney Council’s Licensing Policy - UpdateJudicial Review has been ‘struck out’. |
News: House of Lords Publishes Report in to Costal Town RegenerationThe report recognises the importance of hospitality in the regeneration of seaside towns. |
News: Residents Group given permission for the Judicial Review of Hackney council’s licensing policyCouncil’s decision to implement revised policy to be scrutinised |
News: Clocks set for Time Travel (British Summer Time)In the early hours of Sunday 31st March 2019, the clocks will once again jump forward by one hour |
News: Right to Work – Changes to Licensing FormsNew Application and Notice Forms for Licensed Applications following Updated List of Documents to Evidence of Individual’s Entitlement to Work in the UK. |
News: Gambling Commission finds failures to prevent children playing on age-restricted pub gaming machinesSample tests indicate failure rate up to 90% |
News: Poppleston Allen proud sponsors of Best Bar None Nottingham 2018Record number attracted to the awards |
News: The Scottish Government issue advice to Personal Licence Holders for renewal applications.In preparation for Personal Licence renewals due in September 2019, the Scottish Government has issued a communication for Personal Licence Holders whose licences were granted up to 1st September 2009 |
News: Agent of Change Has ArrivedThe National Planning Policy Framework (July 2018) – Now Includes ‘Agent of Change’ |
News: House of Lords Approves Royal Wedding Extension of HoursThe House of Lords has approved the Draft Order permitting an extension of hours for licensable activities on the weekend of the Royal Wedding |
News: Government Issues Revised Statutory GuidanceGovernment Issues Revised Statutory Guidance |
News: Revised Guidance issued by GovernmentUpdated Guidance in light of recent legislation |
News: Government publishes Draft Order for the Royal WeddingGovernment publishes Draft Order for the Royal Wedding |
News: Proposed relaxation in licensing hours could be the icing on the Royal Wedding cake.Government consult upon extension of licensing hours for the Royal Wedding. |
News: Good LordsGovernment is no rush to instigate a radical overhaul of the Licensing Act 2003 |
News: More Detail on Government’s Response to HoL CommitteeFurther detail on Government’s Response |
News: Government Response to the House of Lords Select Committee on the Licensing Act 2003 PublishedGovernment responds in detail to the House of Lords Committee’s recommendations |
News: The Welsh Government due to announce plans over minimum pricingThe Welsh Government due to announce plans over minimum alcohol pricing |
News: Review of a Premises LicenceTop Tips - Being proacting to avoid a Review |
Hot drinks at nightEnsure late-night refreshment is allowed |
News: Don't Slip UpTop Tips - a simple four step solution on matters of health |
News: Polycarbonate Beer GogglesA trade-off between safety and customer experience? |
News: Overhaul of appeals processWill Planning departments be looking at licensing appeals? |
Noise Abatement Notice and Review of Premises LicenceSounding out noise notices |
A Guide to Notices Displayed at Licensed PremisesA detailed guide about how to display notices at a licensed premise |
News: Home Office issues revised Licensing Act 2003 GuidanceThe Home Office has today published its revised Guidance to the Licensing Act 2003 following recent changes |
News: House of Lords Select Committee Report on The Licensing Act 2003 PublishedThe House of Lords Select Committee on The Licensing Act 2003 publishes its report on the post-legislative scrutiny of the Licensing Act 2003 |
News: When is a representation not a representation?Representations against an application must be valid or will not be considered. |
News: Policing and Crime BillThe 2017 act also empowers licensing authorities to revoke or suspend personal licences |
News: Do the Merits matter Any More?Are licensing applications really being treated on their merits? |
News: British Summertime ApproachesBST don’t get caught out |
News: Home Office announces Second Phase of Local Alcohol Action Areas33 new regions announced as Local Alcohol Action Areas |
News: Intoxication PolicyTop Tips for devising an effective intoxication policy |
News: Rateable ValuesLicensees can expect confirmed rates in April next year |
News: Independent study of evening and night time experience in NottinghamPoppleston Allen teams up with BID, Police and Crime Commissioner for report |
News: Poker's Continued PopularityTop tips on how to deal with poker games in the correct way |
News: Updates to the Policing and Crime BillParliament set mid-October date to debated changes to the Policing and Crime Bill. |
News: Clauses for CIP and Levy Amendments to Policing and Crime Bill now availableAmendments to Policing and Crime Bill now uploaded to Government website. |
Prevention of Crime and DisorderAm I at risk of losing my premises licence? |
News: War on London’s late night venues or demand for higher standardsIssues faced by Fabric point to a wider problem of how we protect London's night-time economy |
News: Late Night Levy to be withdrawn in Cheltenham?Council commences consultation to stop late night levy |
Licensing do’s and don'tsAn essential guide for operators of licenced premises |
News: Trying to find the right balanceIs the balance fair between operators, the authorities and the local residents? |
News: Most Un-AppealingReviews and Apeal processes can be difficult and costly; early intervention is imperative. |
Can I use an external seating area?Can members of my rugby club take drinks onto an external seating area? |
News: Tip Tips on the use of CCTVWhat are your responsibilities in terms of the data you hold by way of CCTV footage? |
News: What will the effect of Brexit be on the Licensing Act 2003?There are a number of areas which may be affected by Brexit, but any impact will be subject to negotiations between the UK and the EU. |
News: Police PowersThe police have powers to close multiple licensed premises to prevent disorder |
News: First Line of DefenceDoor staff are often the first point of contact for customers when they approach a pub |
News: Time for a changeTop Tips on the processes for changing the terms of your premises licence |
News: Cheltenham Borough Council take first steps to abandoning the Late Night LevyCheltenham Borough Council to introduce a Business Improvement District |
News: House of Lords to Report on Licensing Act 2003Ad-hoc House of Lords Committee to reivew the Act |
News: A Measured ApproachTop Tips on ensuring on how to make customers aware of all measures available |
News: Search PoliciesTop Tips: Having a good search policy can help your pub stay open |
Q & A: Can I trust a cheap wholesaler?How do I check if a wholesale is a registered wholesaler? |
News: The Lottery of a Licensing AppealAppeal hearings - what you need know. |
News: Making Plans for NigelTreat your plans the same way you do your licensed hours and your conditions |
News: Further details about Queen’s Birthday extended HoursFurther information about what licensable activities are extended on 10th and 11th June 2016. |
News: Victory for the Dice Bar in the face of 404 pages of evidence from the PoliceNo Action Taken by the Licensing Committee in Police application for Review |
News: The Government has announced a confused message about crime and alcoholTreating alcohol differently to other crimes is not a reasonable or reasoned approach. |
News: Trading PatternsTop Tips on avoiding noise issues |
News: How would you describe the model licensee?Top Tips - qualities to look for in a DPS. |
News: Additional Pub Hours for Queen’s Birthday Coinciding with England’s and Wales’ Euro OpenerStay up for the big kick-off |
News: Gambling Act changes cut Lottery red tapeDeregulation of low level lotteries permits raising of charitable funds |
News: Noise Impact from Existing Businesses on Residential DevelopmentsPotential noise must be assessed before offices are changed to dwellings |
Q & A: Variation of an external area within the red lineDo I need to submit a variation to include an external area? |
News: Dealing with Enforcement ActionTop Tips: Cooperating with Licensing and Police Officers will make a difference |
News: City Council To Wait On Government Late Night Levy ReviewThis puts a decision on the Late Night Levy back at least 2 years |
News: Cumulative Impact Policies - Onwards, Upwards, OutwardsCumulative impact policies can be extremely difficult to overcome |
Q & A: Legal HighsWhat approach should I take to 'legal highs' if discovered on my premises? |
Q & A: Personal Licence Expiry DateAre we ok to ignore the expiry date shown on the personal licence? |
News: Policing and Crime BillWhat are the proposed changes? |
News: Check before you Serve!Top Tips: How to avoid underage sales |
News: "Fire, Fire"Avoid facing a trial by fire. |
Q & A: What is a Freedom of Information Information Request?How you make a request? |
Q & A: Stake and prize limits for equal chance gamingWhat are the limits? |
Q & A: Foolish whiskey move sees licence revokedI made a mistake - should I appeal? |
News: Expertise crucial for high-risk taskBad pint and the importance of Beer Training |
News: Temporary Event Notices – New Allowance, Old RulesMore TENs but follow the rules |
News: "New" act already 10 years oldTime flies: the Licensing Act split initial opinions |
News: Beware of theft from machinesBe vigilant: gaming machine use should be supervised |
Q & A: Missed out on changing operating hoursIf there are objections to a late TEN, there is no hearing or appeal |
News: Take actions to avoid revocationsTop Tips on positive steps to avoiding revocation proceedings |
News: Plymouth City Council is the latest Authority to formally consult on introducing the Late Night LevyPlymouth City Council starts consultation on a Late Night Levy |
News: Hope for pubs in noise debateThe Lord Mayor of London's draft guidance on planning could hlep pubs and clubs |
News: Reaching out to the massesTap into the power of social media |
News: London Borough of Camden Late Night Levy Consultation commencesLondon Borough of Camden to formally consult on introducing the Late Night Levy |
News: London Borough of Camden Late Night Levy (news)London Borough of Camden consultation on the Late Night Levy |
News: How to deal with drunken puntersTops tips: Staff should received training to identify inebriation |
News: Little Brother is WatchingLicensees are entitled to install a CCTV system |
Q & A: Nightclubs and Personal Licence HoldersDo I need to have two personal licence holders to work at my club? |
Q & A: Operating a licence when works not completedCan I trade under my newly granted licence before the works have been completed? |
News: Learn from club's challengeEarly objections have proved fruitful for two London nightclubs. |
News: Make sure due diligence is rightTop Tiips on why you and your staff must know the four licensing objectives |
Q & A: Variation unsuccessfulWhat are my options when a minor variation is refused? |
News: A game plan for Rugby World CupTop Tips on avoiding a potential logistical nightmare and maximising trade |
News: Be clear on what the police wantAre you meeting or being interviewed? |
Q & A: Student promotionsWhat points to consider when expanding into the student market |
News: The nuisance neighboursThreat of closure: the onus has always been on music venues |
News: The risk of fire hazard rulesAre you fire safety compliant? |
Q & A: Conditions requestDo I need to vary my licence? |
Q & A: Sound AdviceI have been served with a noice abatement notice - what should I do? |
Q & A: Top tips for World Cup TENsThe do's and dont's of issuing Temporary Event Notices |
News: Liverpool City Council decide to consult on a Late Night LevyLiverpool City Council Licensing Committee to consult on a Late Night Levy |
News: Liverpool City Council Late Night LevyLiverpool City Council Licensing Committee to decide on consultation for a Late Night Levy |
News: Fighting the cause effectA representation against a variation must be about the effect of it on the licensing objectives. |
News: Keep on top of your paperworkEnsure your paperwork is in order to avoid enforcement action being taken. |
News: Preliminary Decision by European Court on Minimum Unit Pricing of Alcohol in ScotlandThe Scottish Courts referred the matter of the legality of minimum pricing of each unit of alcohol in Scotland following a challenge from the Scotch Whisky Association and others. |
News: Home Office announces new measures to deal with illegal immigrants.Operators employing illegal workers could lose licence under proposed legislation. |
News: The impact of public healthThe work of public health teams will enhance the decision-making process for those applying for licences |
Licensed Trade Guide (2017 edition)Announcing the new Licensed Trade Guide 2017. Written by seven leading solicitors, this handy pocket-sized reference guide helps you understand the basics of how licensing law affects your business. |
Q & A: Be in the game on new classificationsAre some gaming machines being reclassified? If so, do I need to change my current permission? |
News: Even tougher than beforeIs there a hardening of attitudes against the industry? |
News: Government rejects £2 cap for FOBT stake limitsCouncil campaign to reduce stakes on fixed-odds betting terminals rejected |
News: Breaking news - Camden's recent levy consultation was only “informal”The recent levy consultation was informal. A formal consultation may take place later in the year |
News: Don't be a noisy neighbourHow to prevent neighbours from being affected by noise from your premises. |
News: Outdoor AreasTop Tips for Marquees and Temporary Bars |
News: Staying clear on smoking rulesConsider nearby residents: smokers can cause noise nuisance in outside smoking areas |
News: Box clever when it comes to TENsA quick guide to best practice and limits for late TENs |
News: Permission to use pavementsHandy points to note of the permissions required |
News: Powers of entry code explainedPreliminary observations of the new code which came into force on 6th April 2015 |
News: The social media minefieldTwitter, Facebook and other similar platforms are now regularly used to debate the merits of licensing applications. |
News: Face a licensing hearing and winTop tiips on evidence and tactics |
News: Timescales clearer on deregulationsThe most eagerly awaiting provision is the requirement to renew personal licences is abolished |
News: Decoding premises licencesDecrypting a premises licences - here are some examples |
News: Raising funds for charityHere are our top tips for raising funds for a charity of your choice |
News: Licensing FeesThe Home Office published its response to the consultation on increasing fees payable under the Licensing Act 2003. |
News: If music be the food of pubs . . .PPL and PRS licences are required when playing recorded music in public |
News: When it is right to refuse serviceRefusing service and denying entry are always tricky issues - here is our overview of the main legal and operational points to bear in mind |
News: Beware of the clocks changingMake sure your premises is in a position to trade legally when the clocks move forward |
News: A possible future for pubs?Looking ahead 'The Pub 2020' |
News: An enforcement visit could awaitConsider our top tips on a proactive approach to enforcement visits |
News: Latest on entertainment lawThe emphasis in the future will be even more focused on the effects of alcohol consumption, not the playing of music |
News: Variations to the premises licenceTops tips to consider prior to lodging your variation application |
News: Gambling issue far from overThe continued sage of bingo in pubs |
News: Austerity affects authoritiesWhen experienced council licensing officers disappear, the process becomes tougher |
News: Set the mood for Valentine's DayHere are our tips to ensure that the path to February 14th runs smoothly |
News: Stocking fillers for the new yearTips which may help you focus and increase the chances of obtaining a satisfactory decision before a Committee |
VideosInformation, advice and much more - view all our videos |
TENs - Upcoming Event DeadlinesA guide to upcoming events that may require a Temporary Event Notice (TEN) |
Q & A: Nomination noticeWhat is a nomination notice and how does it apply |
Case StudiesWe've put together a few common scenarios for the licensing industry. Would you know what to do in these situations? |
Licence2ViewLicence2View is our secure website to check the progress of your applications, highlight issues, manage your licensing, and see the details of all your licences |
Premises Application OnlinePremises Licence Form |
News: RGT announce stage 2 of their gaming machines researchResponsible Gambling Trust announce stage 2 of their gaming machines research |
News: Community & Incidental Films to be DeregulatedGoverment to deregulate 'incidental' films, including in pubs and clubs |
The Poppleston Allen Guide to Preventing Underage Sales of Alcohol (Teenage Kicks)Poppleston Allen has produced a revised and updated training pack for operators, called ‘Teenage Kicks’, designed to protect your business from the threat of closure and financial penalties due to rep |
The Regulatory Trade GuideThe Regulatory Trade Guide is a handy pocket-sized easy reference tool. It provides some basic guidelines to the areas where difficulty most frequently arises and has easy to read bite-sized chunks |
Licensed Premises: Law, Practice and Policy - Second EditionPoppleston Allen has contributed towards several chapters of the Second Edition of Philip Kolvin's book, Licensed Premises: Law, Practice and Policy. |
Potential Development AppraisalsIt's not always easy to establish whether a premises will be acceptable for licensed activities |
Outside SeatingOutdoor tables and chairs can help you maximise the potential of your business |
Listed Building and Conservation AreasVarious regulations cover changes to listed buildings, or properties in conservation areas |
External Heaters and Cigarette BinsEven outdoor heaters and cigarette bins can have planning implications |
Awnings, Advertisements and SignageBusiness signage and external advertising can both have planning implications |
Planning ApplicationsOur Planning Team can advise you in relation to all planning applications |
Planning AppealsPlanning appeals are a vitally important part of the planning process |
Our Planning ServicesIn order to provide our clients with a first class integrated planning service to compliment all of your licensing requirements, Poppleston Allen retains the Consultancy Services of Jonathan Phillips |
Introduction to Reviews & EnforcementHow can we help you with your Reviews and Enforcement issues? |
Underage SalesInformation on underage sales for alcohol, cigarettes and AWPs |
Planning Enforcement InvestigationsWith a fall in the number of new planning applications, enforcement offers are starting to concentrate on enforcement investigations |
Interviews Under CautionHere's what you need to know about being interviewed while under caution |
Health & Safety / Food SafetyEnvironmental Health officers will carry out inspections of your licensed premises |
Corporate ManslaughterCompanies can face prosecution for any fatality within the workplace |
Staff Caught SpeedingWhat should you do if you are caught speeding? |
Smoking Problems and NoiseHow to manage smoking at your premisis |
Food Safety ProblemsHere's what you need to know about Food Safety problems at your premises |
Health & Safety ProblemsHere's what you need to know about Health & Safety issues at your premises |
Temporary Event NoticesA Temporary Event Notice, or TEN, is required before carrying out licensable activity on unlicensed premises, or when the activity is outside the scope of an existing licence |
Breach of Mandatory ConditionsWhat happens if you breach the mandatory conditions of your licence? |
Breach of Premises Licence ConditionsWhat should you do if you find yourself in a Breach of Premises Licence Conditions situation? |
Breaching Your LicenceBreaching your licence can result in an unlimited fine and/or six months in prison |
DoorstaffLicensees must ensure that their door staff are licensed with the Security Industry Authority |
Drugs AwarenessIt's important to be on the lookout for both drug users and drug dealers |
DrunkennessIt's important not to sell alcohol to someone who appears to be drunk |
Due DiligenceGood policies, procedures and training can help provide a Due Diligence defence |
NoiseHere's what you need to know about noise issues at your premises |
Police Closure PowersThe Police have powers to close a licensed premises to prevent disorder |
ReviewsThe Licensing Authority can review a Premises Licence at any time |
Smoke Free PremisesYou must ensure that nobody smokes inside your licensed premises |
Trading Standards Weights and MeasuresTrading Standards Officers have a wide variety of responsibilities and may well visit your premises. |
Q & A: Underage Sales - Failed Test PurchasesWhat to do if you are notified by the police that your premises have failed two test purchases in the last couple of months. |
Variation of a LicenceThe plans of the premises form part of the Premises Licence and should be sent out by the Licensing Authority |
Licensing in ScotlandThere are significant differences between the licensing regime in Scotland and that in England and Wales |
Insolvency or DeathWhen a Premises Licence Holder becomes insolvent, the holder of the licence dies or is no longer entitled to work in the United Kingdom, the transfer of the premise licence can sometimes be overlooked |
Absence of a Personal Licence HolderAuthorising your staff to sell alcohol |
Designated Premises SupervisorThere must be a Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS) for all premises selling alcohol |
Top Tips for Taking on a New PremisesHere are our hints and tips for anyone taking on on a new licensed premises |
Application FeesHere's our guide to calculating Application Fees |
Premises LicencesA range of 'Licensable Activities' will require a Premises Licence |
The Live Music Act 2012Here is what you need to know about hosting live or recorded music at your premises |
Pavement LicencesTo put tables and chairs outside your premises a number of factors need to be considered to ensure the correct permissions are obtained |
Other Forms of LicencesPlaying recorded music or showing films/DVDs will require additional licences |
Mandatory ConditionsFurther changes were made to the mandatory conditions on Premises Licences and Club Premises Certificates on 10th October 2014 |
Personal LicencesFor the first time there are two separate licences; one for an individual and one for the premises. |
Hot topic: The Late Night LevyHere are the things an Operator practically needs to know about the Late Night Levy |
FestivalsThe ten key points for beer and food festivals, marquees and music festivals |
Club Premises CertificatesThe Club Premises Certificate is the mainstay of a club's operation |
Appeals and Judicial ReviewsYou can appeal against the decision of a licensing committee |
Cumulative ImpactLicensing Authorities can adopt tougher restrictions in areas where unacceptable levels of crime, disorder or public nuisance have been identified |
Hot topic: Early Morning Restriction Orders (EMROs)An EMRO allows the Licensing Authority to restrict the early morning sale of alcohol if they consider this appropriate for the promotion of the licensing objectives |
Lap DancingHere's what you need to know about the 'Sexual Entertainment Venue Licence' |
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Recent News
- Gambling Commission fees set to increase
- Update: Westminster publishes licensing consultation seeking to introduce alcohol delivery policy
- Further draft Regulations extends Fast Track Pavement Licence scheme under the Business and Planning Act
- Draft Regulations will increase Temporary Event Notice limits in 2022/2023 and extend off-sales for a further year
- Westminster seeks to amend Licensing Policy to introduce alcohol delivery policy
