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Club premises certificate
Club Premises Certificate summary
Under the Licensing Act 2003, members' clubs (e.g. working
men's clubs, social clubs etc) will need authorisation to use club
premises for relevant activities, including the supply/sale of
alcohol and regulated entertainment for members and guests.
Apply online
You can apply for a club premises certificate:
Apply by post
You can download the appropriate application pack to apply by
post:
Fees will
be payable for any type of application relating to a club premises
certificate.
Will tacit consent apply?
Yes - if no relevant representations are made during a period of
28 days from the day after the application is received by the
Licensing Authority.
Failed application redress
A failed applicant will receive notice of the
refusal of an application for a premises certificate or variation
of a certificate from the local licensing authority.
If the licensing authority rejects the
application, the applicant may appeal against the decision.
Appeals must be made to the local Magistrates' court within 21
days.
Licence holder redress
Please contact your Local Authority in the first instance, see
the contact details box at the bottom of the page.
Appeals against the decision of a review can be made.
A club may appeal against the withdrawing of a certificate.
Appeals must be made to the local Magistrates' court within 21
days of the decision appealed.
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