About alcohol and entertainment licenses
If you want to sell alcohol or provide entertainment services, you'll need a licence.
Under the Licensing Act 2003, we are responsible for licensing:
- the sale and supply of alcohol
- the provision of regulated entertainment
- the provision of late night refreshment.
If you carry out any of these activities, you'll need the relevant authorisation.
Types of licence
- Personal licence - this is a portable licence granted to an individual allowing them to sell alcohol at a premises licensed for the sale of alcohol
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Premises licence - this is a licence granted for specific premises. It specifies the nature of the licensable activity and any applicable conditions
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Club premises certificate - this licence grants 'qualifying club' status to specific premises, according to a number of qualifying conditions
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Temporary event notice - this notice permits the carrying-out of specified licensable activities for a restricted period (maximum 168 hours)
- Minor variations - this is a simplified process for minor variations to premises licences and club premises certificates
Current applications
Current licensing policy
Pdf, 699.6KB
Current Applications July
Pdf, 151.5KB
Copy of Licensing Register
Excel, 32.3MB
Notification of temporary events July
Pdf, 187.9KB
Contact
Environmental Health Team
Published on: 06/03/2024