Licensing
Personal Licences
A Personal Licence allows an individual to sell or authorise the sale of alcohol as part of a licensed business. It ensures that those responsible for alcohol sales are trained and aware of their legal responsibilities.
All premises that serve alcohol under a premises licence will need at least one personal licence holder, who will be named on the premises licence as the Designated Premises Supervisor.
More information on personal licences, including how to apply online, is available from the Worcestershire Regulatory Services website:
Personal licences - Worcestershire Regulatory Services
You can submit your application and pay the application fee online. This is the fastest way for us to receive and process your application.
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