Licensing Act 2003

On the 24^th of November 2005 the Licensing Act 2003 came into force and permissions granted under the old licensing regimes became null and void. Therefore a Premises Licence (and Personal Licence in the case of sale of alcohol) or Temporary Event Notice (TEN) must be in force at any venue where licensable activities are to take place.

POINTS TO NOTE

• The new Premises Licence replaces the old Liquor Licence, Public Entertainment Licence, Theatre Licence, Cinema Licence and Late Night Refreshment Licence.
  
  
• Take-aways and restaurants serving hot food after 11.00 pm will need a Premises Licence
  
  
• A registered members club certificate has been replaced with a Club Premises Certificate.
  
  
• A Justice's Licence no longer exists and must have been converted into a Personal Licence.
  

Click on the links below for some questions and answers for licensees and licence holders and Stratford-on-Avon District Council's Statement of Licensing Policy.

Licensing Act 2003 FAQs

Licensing Act Policy

Licensing Hearings Procedure

Below is a list of responsible authorities in Stratford-on-Avon District Council Area.

Statutory Authorities

Specimen Public Notice

For further information please contact the Licensing Team on 01789 260211 or by email at licensing@stratford-dc.gov.uk or by fax on 01789 260860.

|	Application Forms
Listed below are all the application forms pertaining to the new Licensing Act 2003...
|	Guidance Notes
Listed below are guidance notes for some aspects of the new Licensing Act 2003...
|	List of Licence Applications
Details of recent licence applications can be found in the published lists compiled by the Council.