| The Licensing Act 2003 ("the Act") introduced a light touch system of permitted temporary activities to replace the existing occasional licences and occasional permissions currently granted in connection with short-term alcohol and public entertainment licensing. The system involves an event organiser (the "premises user/our client") giving a temporary event notice (TEN) to the licensing authority and copying this to the police. Cost £21. |
| You can visit this official website for more information about TEN. If you are unsure, just ask for a professional to deal with your application just contact: AA Licensing Consultancy tel. 01666 502 900. Ask for Annette Farrow - Password: Orbit Bar info@liquorlicensing.co.uk - www.liquorlicensing.co.uk |
| For all QUESTIONS & ANSWERS about the new Temporary Event Notification (TEN). |
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