What is a Club Premises Licence?
This is a licence granting ‘qualifying club’ status to specific premises, according to a number of qualifying conditions, including the provision that there are at least 25 members and that alcohol or regulated entertainment is only supplied by or on behalf of the club to members and their guests. This will replace the current Club Registration Certificates for social and other types of clubs. It will be similar to a premises licence except that no personal licence holder is needed. The DCMS has provided guidance notes to applicants in respect of personal and premise licence applications. http://www.culture.gov.uk/alcohol_and_entertainment/advice_and_guidance/applicants.
Related Questions
- Will it be possible to request a review of a premises licence for a local pub, club, restaurant etc that is already operating?
- What restrictions can be placed on a premises licence or club premises certificate relating to childrens access?
- Will a member of the club need to be a designated premises supervisor and have to obtain a personal licence?
