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Home > Business > Business and street trading licenses > Licensing Act 2003

 

Licensing Act 2003

Follow the links below to find out more about the licences, fees, how to apply or see licences granted.

There are four main licences under the Licensing Act 2003.

Premises licence

A premises licence authorises relevant licensable activities, at named premises. Including regulated entertainment, late night refreshment and the sale of alcohol.

Personal licence 

A personal licence authorises an individual to sell alcohol from authorised premises.

Club premises certificate 

A Club Premises Certificate authorises relevant licensable activities, at what is now called a registered club. Including regulated entertainment, late night refreshment and the supply of alcohol.

Temporary Event Notice

A Temporary Event Notice authorises licensable activities where it is proposed to use premises for less than 96 hours.

 

  
 
Statement of Licensing Policy
 View the Statement of Licensing Policy here.
Introduction to the Licensing Act 2003
 Brief summary covering the main points and changes regarding the Licensing Act 2003.
Personal Licence
 Information about qualification for a personal licence to sell alcohol
Premises licence
 Information about premises licence requirements
Club premises certificate
 Information about club premises licensing and qualifying details
Temporary Event Notice
 How to apply for a Temporary Event Notice. Includes details of requirements, restrictions and a download of the application form.
What is a 'licensable activity'?
 Information about what constitutes a licensable event for alcohol and late night entertainment
What is 'regulated entertainment'?
 Information about what constitutes regulated entertainment' for licensing
Late Night Refreshment license
 Information about when a Late Night Refreshment license is required
Licensing Act notice board
 Latest news about the Licensing Act 2003 progress and useful resources on the Internet
Licensing Objectives
 Information about what the licensing objectives are.
Contacts - Licensing Act 2003
 Contact details for enquiries, comments and feedback for Licensing Act 2003 applications. Page includes and online contact form.
  
 
 
 
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