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

In England and Wales, several authorities have the legal right to enter licensed premises to ensure compliance with licensing laws l

regulated by the Weights and Measures (Intoxicating Liquor) Order 1988, which requires specific measures to be used when serving spirits.

Early Morning Alcohol Restriction Orders (EMROs) are legal tools used by local authorities in the UK to restrict the sale of alcohol

Mental health training for staff working on a licensed premises is essential for ensuring the well-being of both employees and customers.

In England and Wales, strict smoking regulations apply to licensed premises, such as pubs, bars, restaurants, and clubs

Effectively managing these situations can prevent escalation and ensure that the premises remains in line with legal and safety requirements

Licensing Professionals have created this brief guide to ensure that you have an understanding of your requirements

Preserving a crime scene on a licensed premises is crucial for ensuring that evidence is not contaminated or destroyed

Prevent drink spiking kits are products designed to test whether a drink has been tampered with by adding drugs or other unwanted substances

The Licensing Act 2003 is a piece of legislation in the United Kingdom that regulates