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Licensing basics in England

by Learning Coach Whitbread
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A Personal Licence holder can supervise premises and authorize alcohol sales, but certain conditions apply.

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It is possible to operate a pub in England without any license if you only host live music.

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A DPS (Designated Premises Supervisor) is the legally responsible person for alcohol sales in a licensed venue.

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A personal licence is required by all staff, to sell alcohol.

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Temporary events notices (TENs) allow small events at licensed premises to occur without a full license, with up to 499 attendees and up to 168 hours.

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Premises licenses are granted by the local licensing authority, typically the local district or borough council.

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Under the Licensing Act 2003, licensable activities include the sale of alcohol and regulated entertainment.

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The police have no role in the licensing process and cannot object to license applications.

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It is illegal to Sell alcohol to or Buy alcohol for, someone who is drunk or underage

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Most licensed premises act responsibly and have a Challenge 21 or 25 policy, Will you always follow this?

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