The Local Government Association is reporting that the Government is considering changes around councillors attending meetings virtually.

Driving under the influence of alcohol is illegal and highly dangerous, not only to yourself but also to others on the road.

Applying for a personal license in England is a process governed by the Licensing Act 2003.

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

If you suspect or discover that someone is dealing drugs on licensed premises, it's crucial to act promptly and responsibly. As a...

Fire safety at a licensed premises in England and Wales is a critical responsibility that ensures the safety of patrons, staff and building

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,

Licensing Professionals have compiled this guide to why you need to conduct a risk assessment on a licensed premises.

Licensing Professionals have undertaken many initiatives to ensure that customers are kept safe, one of the most effective is the Ask for...

Door supervisors play a key role in ensuring that the environment remains secure, that the venue complies with legal requirements, and that

Yes, children can work on licensed premises in England, but there are specific rules and restrictions depending on their age and the nature

In England and Wales, children are allowed on licensed premises (such as pubs, bars, and restaurants that serve alcohol) under certain condi

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

What is an irresponsible drinks promotion. Licensing Professionals have compiled this simple guide to try to answer this important question.

So, what is a DPS? A DPS is a Designated Premises Supervisor. The DPS is a key individual in the context of the UK licensing laws,...

Drink spiking is a significant concern in the UK, affecting a wide range of individuals, particularly in social environments like bars, club

The 2003 Licensing Act was introduced in the UK to overhaul and simplify the existing licensing laws, aiming to address various issues...

What is a licensing committee? This is a question we at the Licensing Professionals get asked a lot. Simply put, a licensing committee is...

Embarking on the journey of applying for a Premises Licence in England and Wales to sell alcohol can seem daunting for any business...