Licensing laws provide the legal framework for regulatory compliance in the UK. As a body of law, they are used…
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In most cases, licences are business-critical to an organisation’s operations. Licensing solicitors are specialist legal professionals who focus on obtaining,…
Selling alcohol to underage customers is a legal offence which can result in unwanted penalties for the premises licence holder.…
As a pub landlord or other licence holder, it’s important to understand the law relating to children in pubs and…
What is a Designated Premises Supervisor? Under the provisions of the Licensing Act 2003, with the exception of certain…
Under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 the police or local authority have the power to close premises…
A personal alcohol licence is required by anyone authorising the sale of alcohol from licensed premises. The following guide looks…
BIIAB is the awarding body of the British Institute of Innkeeping (BII), the professional body for the licensed retail industry.…
Under the Licensing Act 2003 (England and Wales) and the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005, a premises licence must be obtained…
The Licensing Act 2003 governs the sale and supply of alcohol and late night refreshments and the provision of regulated…
If your business or organisation is involved in a licensable activity, including the sale and supply of alcohol, you will…
If you’re thinking about starting up a dog boarding business, apart from putting in place suitable accommodation and arrangements to…
Under the Licensing Act 2003, every sale of alcohol from licensed premises in England and Wales must be authorised by…
Dog breeders are required by law to meet various health and welfare conditions, including obtaining and retaining a dog breeding…
From refusing entry to groups of men to offering discounted drinks for women, nightclubs risk breaking the law with discriminatory…