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Gambling licences
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Other licences
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Complaints about licensing issues
Most licensed premises are well run and benefit their local community, and the majority of licensees provide a professional service. However, problems may happen from time to time for a variety of reasons.
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Public register of licences
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Complaining about taxi and private hire licensing issues
Complaining about licensed and unlicensed drivers, vehicles and operators
As a licensing authority, we set high standards for our licensed operators, private hire and hackney carriage (taxi) drivers and vehicles. Whilst such standards are maintained with a great deal of co-operation from both drivers and operators, there may be occasions when problems occur that you wish to complain about.
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Street trading
Street trading is defined as the selling or offering for sale of any article in the street. This includes food such as burgers, kebabs, doughnuts etc. or other things such as household items and is covered by the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982.
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Activities that need a licence or permit
Our Licensing Team issue premises licences for the following activities:
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Small society lotteries
Schedule 11 of The Gambling Act 2005 controls the conduct of small lotteries (for example, raffles and 100 club type draws) by societies raising money for charitable, sporting, cultural and other similar purposes, other than for private gain.
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Notification of vessel ETA
Radio quarantine reports from ships at sea
The Public Health (Ships) Regulations specify that no person other than a pilot, customs officer, immigration officer or port health officer shall board or leave a ship which is required to obtain free pratique for health clearance on arrival in the United Kingdom from a foreign port, without consent of the Port Health Authority.
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Complaining about gambling licensing issues
The Gambling Act 2005 has three licensing 'objectives' which are:
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