FollowFollowFollowFollow The High Court has recently ruled that there is a power under the Licensing Act 2003 to order non-party costs. The cases involved a decision by Cornwall Council to revoke a premises licence held by a limited company whose sole share holder was...
FollowFollowFollowFollow Bottomless brunches and other bottomless alcohol promotions have become popular. However, licensees must be careful not to breach the conditions on their licence when offering these promotions. What is permitted? Each and every premises...
FollowFollowFollowFollow Licensing Defence Barrister’s Stephen McCaffrey secures removal of onerous premises licence conditions for new bar in Eastbourne. Licensing Defence Barrister was instructed for the proprietors of Bolton’s Bar in Eastbourne. The proprietors...
Licensing Defence Barristers is a licensing chambers specialising in all matters relating to alcohol, entertainment and late-night refreshment licensing law. We offer all National Pubwatch members a 10% discount on our legal services. FollowFollowFollowFollow NPW...
FollowFollowFollowFollow The 2019 Rugby World Cup is just around the corner. What do you need to do to make sure you have your licensing arrangements in order? Temporary Extensions Temporary extensions can be sought by way of Temporary Events Notices – also known as...
FollowFollowFollowFollow If you want to put on what’s known as regulated entertainment, you would normally need a premises licence or a temporary events notice. Not always however. The Government changed to law to deregulate many forms of entertainment that would...
