Premises licence
If your business sells alcohol or provides entertainment or late night food or drink, you need a premises licence. Large one-off events may need premises licences too.
If you already have a licence and nothing has changed this year, you can pay your annual fee here
If you sell alcohol, you need at least one person to be a personal licence holder. This person must be named on the premises licence as the responsible person and is known as the Designated Premises Supervisor.
If you have a licence condition that requires you to have CCTV installed at your premises please contact The Police Licensing Officer for a copy of the current CCTV guidance.
The following people can apply for a premises licence:
- anyone who runs a business in the premises
- a charity
- any other permitted person
You must be 18 years old or over to apply.
Did you know: If you have a legal interest in a property, we can keep you informed about licence applications if you notify us (under section 178 of the Licensing Act).
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