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Q & A: Serving substantial meals in Tier 2How a wet led bar can stay open and serve substantial meals during Covid 19 restrictions |
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: Government issues long-awaited COVID Guidance for licensed premises in EnglandNew Government Guidance details steps licensed businesses must take to remain safe |
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: Big Mamma Opens Italian Trattoria in London, ShoreditchParis-based restaurant group Big Mamma opens its first London venture called Gloria in Shoreditch |
News: Poppleston Allen proud sponsors of Best Bar None Nottingham 2018Record number attracted to the awards |
News: Good LordsGovernment is no rush to instigate a radical overhaul of the Licensing Act 2003 |
Entering into the festive spiritTry to discourage drinking and then driving |
News: Tougher Enforcement...for Food Business Operators in Nottingham |
Sales of non-alcholic / low alcohol beersDo I still need to operate my challente 25 policy? |
News: Best Bar None AwardsPoppleston Allen named as main sponsor of 2017 Nottingham Best Bar None Award |
News: #NLW2017Poppleston Allen opens its door in new job swapping idea as part of #NLW2017 |
Q & A: Out with the old…What if I have old Licensing Act 1964 conditions on my licence? |
News: To Buy or Not to BuyTop Tips - your checklist for purchasing a pub |
News: Too good to be trueTop Tips - ensure training and systems are in place to avoid sellers of fake alcohol |
News: Intoxication PolicyTop Tips for devising an effective intoxication policy |
Christmas party timeCan we hold our Christmas Party at an unlicensed venue? |
News: Delivering a change to your customersTop Tips - things to consider if you are planning home deliveries of alcohol |
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 |
Jazz FestivalAre there any restrictions I need to consider? |
Can I serve an Officer who is on duty?Where does the onus fall? |
News: Trying to find the right balanceIs the balance fair between operators, the authorities and the local residents? |
News: Help - Drunks on the PlaneWill the irresponsible few affect us all? |
Q & A: Taking advantage of a global alcohol trendHere’s what you need to know about delivering alcohol to homes |
News: Police PowersThe police have powers to close multiple licensed premises to prevent disorder |
News: Setting BoundariesEven though something is legal, you may your own policies and procedures to prohibit and activity. |
Q & A: No half measuresHave I committed an offence under the weights and measures legislation? |
News: That's not music, it's just a noiseTop Tips to help reduce the risk of noise complaints |
News: A Measured ApproachTop Tips on ensuring on how to make customers aware of all measures available |
News: The Lottery of a Licensing AppealAppeal hearings - what you need know. |
Q & A: The 499 People RuleI am proposing an event for 800, what should I do? |
News: Preparations for the summer weatherTop Tips - How to make of your outdoor spaces |
News: Further Details on the Queen's Birthday CelebrationsTwo hour extension available to licensed premises on each day |
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: Poppleston Allen Sponsored ‘Pub Oscars’ Celebrate the Best in the BusinessCelebrating 25 Years of Pub Industry Excellence |
News: Royal Birthday WishesTop Tips to consider for Queen's 90th Birthday Celebrations |
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: Joint schemes gain strengthDealing with high strength alcohol |
News: Council to reconsider EMRO?If approved, licensed premises would have to cease selling alcohol at 02:00 |
News: Self Service Taps…Possible pitfalls of ‘tapping’ into DIYKey points to consider if want to install self-service taps? |
News: Smart Residents Hold PowerResidents ate influencing the licensing landscape |
News: Avoid faults for festive successBe proactive to ensure your operation is in order over the festive period |
News: All fright on nightTop Tips - Hosting a halloween event can be a great way to increase footfall as well as boosting profits |
News: London Borough of Camden Late Night Levy (news)London Borough of Camden consultation on the Late Night Levy |
News: Relaxation of Late Night Refreshment LicensingLicensing of Late Night Refreshment Relaxed |
News: Liverpool City Council Late Night Levy Consultation commences todayLiverpool City Council become the latest Authority to formally consult on introducing the Late Night Levy |
News: HMRC postpone Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme until 1 January 2016Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme will be delayed until 1 January 2016. |
News: A game plan for Rugby World CupTop Tips on avoiding a potential logistical nightmare and maximising trade |
News: A possible future for pubs?Looking ahead 'The Pub 2020' |
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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
