Yes. If you wish for example to use your pub for an event involving the provision of regulated entertainment, e.g. for a wedding, where your premises licence does not authorise such a provision of regulated entertainment, it may be authorised by a Temporary Event Notice. However do not forget that the limits in relation to permitted temporary activities will apply.

Yes, as long as you ensure that the number of people on the premises during the event period authorised by the Temporary Event Notice does not exceed 499 at any one time. If you think that more than 499 people will attend the event you will need to apply for a premises licence to cover the event. Otherwise, if this limit is exceeded, the event will be unauthorised and the premises user liable to prosecution.

Yes. A Temporary Event Notice can be given in respect of both indoor and outdoor events. 'Premises' for the purposes of the Act means any place, whether indoors or outdoors. For example, it could cover a town square, part of a park, or a street. But remember the limits in relation to permitted temporary activities (for example the number of people who can be on the premises at any one time) will apply.

Secure that a copy of the Temporary Event Notice is prominently displayed at the premises being used for the permitted temporary activity Secure that the Temporary Event Notice is kept at the premises in the custody of a person who is present and working at the premises and whom he has nominated for this purpose (and if this is the case, secure that a notice specifying this fact and the position held at the premises by that person is prominently displayed at the premises)

Where a Temporary Event Notice is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, the premises user may apply to the licensing authority for a copy of the notice. No application may be made more than a month after the end of the event period specified in the notice. Any application must be accompanied by the prescribed fee.

Temporary events notices (TENs) replace the occasional licence and are required to licence small events where licensable activities take place.

Yes, as long as you are 18 or over you can give a maximum of 5 Temporary Event Notices a year. A personal licence holder can give a maximum of 50 Temporary Event Notices a year.

You must give a notice in duplicate, at least 10 working days prior to the day on which the event period begins, not including the day of submission, to the licensing authority together with the fee of £21. You must also send a copy of the notice to the police 10 working days prior to the day on which the event period begins not including the day of submission.

A temporary event notice may be withdrawn by the 'premises user' giving the licensing authority a notice to that effect no later than 24 hours before the beginning of the event period specified in the temporary event notice.

A notice enabling the temporary sale of alcohol or the provision of regulated entertainment or late night refreshment at premises not authorised by premises licence or club premises certificate. No permission is required from the licensing authority for these events provided the prescribed notice has been served on the Council and the police and no objections fare made by the police.

This is a licence granted in relation to specific premises and will specify the nature of the licensable activity and any applicable conditions.

There is nothing to prevent simultaneous notification of multiple events at a single time provided the limits on the use of Temporary Event Notice's are observed. However, each event to which a notice relates will require a separate £21 fee.

Where the relevant licensable activities include the supply of alcohol, the notice must make it a condition of using the premises for such supplies, that all such supplies are made by or under the authority of the premises user (i.e. the person who applied for the Temporary Event Notice).

No. Only the police can intervene to prevent an event covered by a Temporary Event Notice taking place or agree a modification of the arrangements for such an event and then only on crime prevention grounds.

The Parks and Recreation Department offers several sites throughout the park system that are ideal for very special occasions such as weddings and parties. The most popular sites are: Lincoln Park Wedding Plaza, Lincoln Park Gazebo, Sunset Park Overlook, Longview Park Conservatory, and Hauberg Civic Center. Special Events that are open to the general public or have amplified music must obtain permission from the Rock Island Park Board at least one to two months in advance.

Any interested party may lodge an objection to the grant of a premises licence, and this will mean that a hearing before a committee is the only route forward. However, it is hoped that if an objection is received from, say a neighbour, then a mediation process should be invoked to try and find a suitable remedy. If the objection is then withdrawn, the application can proceed by delegated authority without any hindrance.

application for conversion into a Premises Licence may be made either by the person who holds the existing licence or another person or body, as long as the original licensee provides his consent. This consent must be given in a specified form.

Yes. Applications for this type of permit have to be picked up if you are within Sacramento County. For all temporary events, it is best to call the Sacramento County Environmental Management Environmental Health division at 916-875-8440 and ask about any specific permit requirements regarding your event.

This gives immediate notification to Risk Management and the entity that any documents regarding the incident must be retained until Risk Management and legal counsel can determine the scope of the matter. This prevents any documents, records, or evidence related to an incident or claim from being destroyed and disposed of pursuant to a records destruction schedule.

For the obvious reason, they are just that, temporary. These methods can irritate the skin and may cause ingrown hairs, which can be painful and as unsightly as the hair itself. You will still be left with the hairs that you want to be rid of. Temporary methods can oftentimes exacerbate the problem, and compound the hair growth. Electrolysis remains the only PERMANENT hair removal method recognized by the FDA.

No. The notice to quit was sent to you by a landlord as a prerequisite to beginning the eviction process. The notice to quit is not a court order. Only the court can order an eviction.

Shabbos, Donnie, is the Jewish day of rest... We wouldn't dream of offending Walter in this manner so we arranged to start the event after sunset. Shabbos ends on Saturday at sunset. We usually have an official hotel for the Annual event in Louisville. The specific fest page will have the details.

There are many parks, both public and private, that will serve as excellent event space for company picnics or large gatherings. Hotels and convention centers offer a great place as well, and may double as a rain-safe place to hold your event, though you will spend a substantial amount more. Your own facilities may be a great solution.

This is a licence granting 'qualifying club' status to specific premises, according to a number of qualifying conditions, including the provision that there are at least 25 members and that alcohol or regulated entertainment is only supplied by or on behalf of the club to members and their guests. This will replace the current Club Registration Certificates for social and other types of clubs. It will be similar to a premises licence except that no personal licence holder is needed.

Very much so, in fact, there are two mandatory conditions relating to the sale of alcohol and the employment of door supervisors. If any supply of alcohol takes place, then the designated premises supervisor must hold a personal licence and all supply of alcohol must be made or authorised by a holder of a personal licence. Secondly, if door supervisors are employed, then they must be licensed by the Security Industry Authority.(SIA).

Your remedy will be to apply for an interim authority or transfer within seven days by any person who has a prescribed interest in the premises or is connected to the person immediately before it lapsed e.g. a widow. As soon as the authority is in receipt of the notice, the premises licence is deemed to be reinstated if it is requested to have immediate effect.

No licence will be issued until you provide whatever clearances are necessary with regard to building work. Environmental Health Officer for the North Shore City Council may ask you to arrange a final inspection once the kitchen is complete. In addition, you may be required to have a final inspection done by an Environmental Health Inspector for Crown Publich Health.

Residents and persons involved in a business in the vicinity of the premises or club can object to applications for new licences or applications for variation of existing licences. A copy of the representation is on our website. Follow the link on the front page to Licensing Act 2003. However, these parties must ensure that their representations are relevant to the four licensing objectives specified in page 2.