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Licences Relating to
Liquor |
A Premises
Licence List
A
list of Premises Licences and Club Premises Certificates issued
under the Licensing Act 2003
Applying
for a Liquor Licence - Fees and Forms
Information about liquor licence
forms
Contact Details for Responsible Authorities
A
list of Responsible Authorities to which licence applications must
be sent
Fees
Any
person making an application or giving a notice under the 2003
Licensing Act will be required to pay the necessary fees and
charges...
Guidance for Submission of Plans
You
are asked to submit plans in accordance with the following
guidance, which addresses the specific requirements of the
regulations.
Guidance for Submitting Photographs with Personal Licence
Applications
Personal licence applications need to
include two passport sized photographs...
Guidance on Convictions Relevant to Personal Licence
Applications
The
personal licence application form requires you to disclose to the
licensing authority any convictions...
Guidance
on Criminal Record Bureau Checks
If
you are an applicant for a personal licence, you will need to
provide a criminal record certificate or search as part of your
application.
Guidance On
Designated Premises Supervisor
A
Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS) is the person identified on
the premises licence as the person who supervises the
premises.
Guidance on Making an Effective Relevant
Representation
Putting forward your views on applications
for, or to vary, a premises licence
Licensing
Policy
The
Council has prepared and adopted a licensing policy details of
which are contained within this section
Making a representation
Where an interested party wishes to object
to an application for a premises licence this must be made within
28days of the application being received
Notice in Local Newspaper
The
required format of the Notice that is required to be placed in a
local newspaper circulating in the vicinity of the
premises.
Notice on Premises
A
Notice of Application must be displayed on the premises for 28
consecutive days starting the day after your application was
made.
Schedule
4 of the Licensing Act
Schedule 4 of the Licensing Act details
offences relevant to licence applications...
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