If, as a proprietor, you want to supply alcohol to the public, you will need a Premises Licence.
A Premises Licence is a permanent licence granted for a specific location in England or Wales to authorise licensable activities. These include:
If you intend to carry out any of these activities at your bar, pub, restaurant or off-licence, a premises licence will be required.
Pro-Leagle have a proven track-record of managing Premises Licence Applications. We currently hold a 100% success rate for grant of licence at first application. We liaise with the relevant authorities (such as the Police or Environmental Health) to prepare your application. This can generally be completed in 1-2 weeks assuming timely responses to our queries. The application will then be provided to you for filing, with appropriate instructions. This allows us to keep your fees low.
For individual applicants, or directors of applicant companies, you will need to provide proof of the right to live and work in the UK.
You will need a Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS), who holds a Personal licence to sell, or authorise the sale of, alcohol, and their signed consent form to act as the DPS. We can supply the completed consent form for signature.
You must provide an application form containing the Operating Schedule including opening times and the hours of:
You must detail measures to be taken to comply with the four licensing objectives. This section of the form is critical to the success of your application and you should seek professional advice when completing it.
Pro-Leagle prepare the application form in consultation with the client and responsible authorities such as the Police.
You will need detailed plans of the premises, the requirements for which are set out in statute. The plans need to identify alcohol stores, fire alarms and control systems and CCTV cameras etc.
Premises plans are not included in our fee and they will need to sourced from an appropriate, third-party provider at additional cost. If, however, you already have a to-scale plan we can adapt this for you.
You will need to advertise your Premises Licence application both at the premises and in the local press. We supply advertising text with appropriate instructions.
If you intend to act as the Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS) but do not have a Personal Licence, you will need to obtain one (cost approximately £150).
This will depend on the rateable value of the premises:
Fees charged by floor-plan providers are variable. If you already have a basic, to-scale plan we can adapt this to premises licence requirements for £99.
You will need to pay for a small advert to run in a local newspaper (costs variable).
Magnificent! This is our second time using Pro-Leagle and can't thank them enough for all the support and help they have provided - both for our successful AWRS application and for our premises licence. Across both projects they were super thorough, knowledgeable, and helped us achieve successful results in a smooth and expedited fashion. Also, extremely professional and very responsive to any questions throughout the process.