The Council will be the first to institute a Late Night Levy for both alcohol and late night refreshment premises.

On 7 October 2024 Thursdays UK Limited, operating under the brand ‘TGI Fridays UK’, entered administration

It is never a good sign to find mice in your kitchen. The situation is even worse if that kitchen belongs to your restaurant or pub. This...

the night-time economy is struggling to recover post-Covid, and many establishments closing their doors for good.

Checking whether an ID is fake at a licensed premises, such as a bar or nightclub, is crucial to ensure compliance with legal regulations,

London's night czar steps down- Amy Lamé is to step down as London’s night czar after eight years in the role.

The number of first aiders required at a licensed premises depends on several factors

Public health leaders are calling for urgent action to increase the price of cheap alcohol in supermarkets and off-licences.

When a premises license is revoked, the business is no longer legally permitted to engage in the activities covered by the license

Induction training for new staff at licensed premises should cover a range of essential topics

Can authorised person's be stopped from entering a licensed premises?- In most situations, an "authorized person" such as a police...

An Authorised Licensing Officer (ALO) plays a key role in the enforcement and administration of licensing laws,

Cardiac Arrest Emergencies: Sudden cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, and when it occurs, time is critical.

Immigration offences on a licensed premises in England can have serious legal and financial consequences for business owners,

Ensuring food safety on a licensed premises is crucial for protecting public health, complying with legal requirements,

Preventing sexual harassment on a licensed premises is essential to creating a safe and respectful environment for both staff and patrons.

Refreshing your licensing law knowledge is crucial, especially if you're working in or managing a licensed premises.

door supervisors are legally allowed to use reasonable force when carrying out their duties, as defined under the Criminal Law Act 1967 and

A door supervisor has a key role in maintaining safety and security at licensed premises, such as pubs, clubs, and events.

The number of first aiders required for a licensed premises in England is not set by a specific legal requirement but depends on a risk