This report was prepared by business representatives in response to a call from LBRO for an independent and evidence-based review of the regulation and enforcement of age-restricted products.
Eric Pickles unveiled a new simplified single form for people holding events such as street parites, after a cross government consultation.
The High Court has confirmed that false claimants in staged Road Traffic Accidents risk imprisonment (Maximum 2 years) for contempt in any hearings before the County Court where bogus claimants make false statements or fabricate evidence.
The Home Office has today launched the alcohol consultation.
The licensed trade will have just 6 weeks to convince Government that no further changes are needed.
Tattoos are thought to be more popular than ever, but some people are taking things into their own hands and tattooing themselves.
The Structural reform plans set out the top five departmental priorities.
Lord Redesdale has said the BBN scheme has done far more to reduce violence, encourage partnership and increase the quality of the late night economy than the Licensing Act.
The Home Secretary, announces that she is putting on hold the phased introduction of the vetting and barring scheme.
The Morning Advertiser gives a ‘heads up’ for licensees employing non-British staff for bar and catering work.
Newport council faces a £550,000 legal bill after losing a judicial review over its decision to introduce age restrictions on taxis.
The March 2010 BIS Services Directive update appears to have caused confusion.
The DCMS has announced its ministers’ portfolios today, giving the licensing brief to John Penrose.
Home Secretary Teresa May says a “complete review” of the Licensing Act is underway by the new coalition Government.
Philip Hammond has said he will ease pressure on the nations drivers, “motoring has got to get greener, but the car is not going to go away."
Nick Jones, the Traffic Commissioner for the Welsh Traffic and West Midland Areas has released
Details of a recent decision of the Upper Tribunal (formerly the Transport Tribunal) involving ‘dry hiring’.
The Bill received Royal Assent on 8th April 2010 and brings changes to the Licensing Act and new powers to make early morning restriction orders.
The Home Office has produced guidance for local authorities carrying out their functions under the new provisions. It will also be of use to operators, police and the general public.
The Equalities Act 2010 has now received the Royal Assent.
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The Licensing Act 2003 (Mandatory Licensing Conditions) Order 2010. This Order shall come into force on 6th April 2010 other than paragraphs 4 and 5 of the Schedule which shall come into force on 1st October 2010.
England Only. Operators of greyhound racing tracks must obtain a licence from the local relevant authority.
Part 1 exemptions apply
The LPHCA in London have now commenced a campaign in advance of the 2012 Olympics. The campaign "Time to Act" is aimed at ensuring countrywide that Events Management Companies and similar businesses only use licensed hire and reward vehicles and drivers to transport their patrons.
Late objections to premises licence applications will no longer be considered, following a landmark ruling last week.
LACORS has made available revised Test Purchasing Guidelines in the light of the new requirements and guidance relating to RIPA.
The National Limousine and Chauffeur Association has issued a Press release concerning PSV licences for small vehicles.
The National Limousine and Chauffeur Association has issued a Press release concerning PSV licences for small vehicles.
A taxi cab that runs on the latest hydrogen fuel cell technology is being developed with the aim of being ready for full road trials in time for the 2012 Olympics.
BTEC level 5 - Diploma in Management Studies
We have had an overwhelming success with our bespoke Licensing BTECs, but now we are in the advanced stage of planning for the delivery of an eighteen month course for the above diploma starting in November 2010.