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Sex establishments
All forms of sex establishment require a licence from the Council.
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Transfer a premises licence
If a business which has a premises licence is sold or changes hands, the new owner or owners can apply to have the licence transferred into their name if they have the consent of the existing licence holder. If the existing licence holder’s consent to the transfer cannot be obtained for any reason, please contact us for advice.
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Vary a premises licence
If you already hold a premises licence you will have some form of authorisation to carry out one or more licensable activities. You can also make an application at any time to ‘vary’ your premises licence to alter the terms of your licence. For example, you can apply to extend the hours you are open to the public or to have conditions removed from your existing licence. You can also apply to add a licensable activity that your current licence does not allow you to carry out.
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Vary a designated premises supervisor
The designated premises supervisor (DPS) is responsible for authorising the sale or supply of alcohol at a premises. That individual must hold a personal licence and only one DPS may be named on a premises licence at any one time.
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Publication Scheme
The publication scheme is based on the model publication scheme approved by the Information Commissioner and supports policies of transparency and accountability:
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Guide to organising a street party
The Government has produced a guide to how to hold a street party in your local area that sets out the things you need to think about and the information you will need to let us know:
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Running an event safely
Good planning and organisation is essential to putting on an event that is both safe and enjoyable. For many events all that is required is to follow a basic series of steps.
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Making objections to licence applications
Premises licences are granted to a premises to authorise one or more licensable activities. The licensable activities are as follows:
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Applying for a review of a premises licence
People who live or work in the vicinity of a premises licensed to sell alcohol, provide entertainment, or sell hot food or hot drink between 11pm and 5am, can ask the council to review the licence if they are being adversely affected by the operation of the licence.
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Design and access statements
A design and access statement is a short report accompanying and supporting a planning application and should seek to explain and justify the proposal in a structured way. The level of detail required in a design and access statement will depend on the scale and complexity of the application, the length of the statement will vary accordingly.
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