Public nuisance in a licensed premises refers to behaviors, activities, or conditions at a venue that disrupt the local community or public

Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS) should play an active role in conducting or overseeing risk assessments for the licensed premises

If you're dissatisfied with a decision made by a licensing authority in the UK, you have the right to appeal

Non-Promotion of Excessive Drinking: Avoid any ads or promotions that encourage excessive drinking, binge drinking, or irresponsible

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

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

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

Managing noise on a licensed premises in England involves balancing customer enjoyment with legal obligations and neighbourhood

Preventing crime and disorder on a licensed premises in England requires a comprehensive approach

A premises licensing review in England and Wales is a formal process where the license for a venue is re-evaluated.

Can customers play card games on a licensed premises- this is a question that Licensing Professionals are often asked. To help answer this,