Hills Licensing

Personal Licences

A Personal Licence authorises the sale or supply of alcohol under a Premises Licence. A Personal Licence is not required to supply alcohol in a members club or provide regulated entertainment or supply hot food or hot drink between 11 pm and 5 am. A Personal Licence is granted by the Local Authority where the individual normally lives and is granted for 10 years. A Personal Licence can only be granted to an individual who is: a) over 18 years old b) must possess an accredited licensing qualification – the Award for Personal Licence Holders (APLH).

Licensing Training Courses

Sally Hills is a Fellow of the British Institute of Innkeeping (Training Professional) and can offer your business bespoke training for all levels of staff. Also available are the following British Institute of Innkeeping (BII) courses: Award for Personal Licences Holders Award in Responsible Alcohol Retailing Award for Designated Premises Supervisors and many more Please contact us for further information and course dates please contact Sally Hills on 07891 526110 or at sally@hillslicensing.co.uk

Premises Licences

A Premises Licence is required where the following licensable activities are to be offered: retail sale of alcohol regulated entertainment late night refreshment sale of alcohol in clubs (this activity involves the grant of a Club Premises Certificate – see separate section) Throughout the process four main principles known as the licensing objectives must be considered: prevention of crime and disorder promotion of public safety prevention of public nuisance protection of children from harm The procedure for applying for a new Premises Licence can be protracted and we can assist you with all aspects of the Application including: