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News: Revised tariff fees relating to entertainment with dancing and/or the provision of dance facilitiesSpecially Featured Entertainment tariff fees increasing on 1 July 2019 |
News: Alfresco EntertainmentTop Tips: How to get the best from your beer garden |
Q & A: Music ServicesCan I use internet music services in my pub? |
Licensed for music but it's too hot in the pubDo I need to vary my licence? |
Q & A: Licensing preparations for a village festivalWhat licensing issues do I need to consider? |
News: Live and Recorded MusicLive and recorded music is generally licensable under the Licence Act 2003 but there are many exemptions |
News: Entertainment Exemptions under the Licensing Act from 6th April 2015Entertainment Exemptions under the Licensing Act from 6th April 2015 |
Q & A: That's entertainmentWhat does "facilities for making music mean"? |
News: Entertainment Deregulation moves a step closerGovernment's Entertainment Deregulation proposals update |
News: Draft Order laid detailing further Entertainment DeregulationDraft Order laid to Further Deregulate Entertainment |
Q & A: Live Music LimitationsDoes the "audience" figure of 200 people include staff? |
Smoking Problems and NoiseHow to manage smoking at your premisis |
NoiseHere's what you need to know about noise issues at your premises |
The Live Music Act 2012Here is what you need to know about hosting live or recorded music at your premises |
Other Forms of LicencesPlaying recorded music or showing films/DVDs will require additional licences |
FestivalsThe ten key points for beer and food festivals, marquees and music festivals |
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