Gambling law separates gaming that happens in clubs from gaming that happens in other alcohol licen…

What is a Listed Building? A listed building is a building or structure of special architectural or…

The Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013 replaced the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 1964 and the Motor Salvage Op…

The Animal Welfare (Licensing of Activities Involving Animals) (England) Regulations 2018 took effe…

If a club wants to make changes to their club premises certificate, they can apply for a variation…

If you want to use premises to provide facilities for gambling, you will first need to obtain a pre…

Gambling laws say that those who want to use a premises wholly or mainly for making gaming machines…

If you already hold a premises licence and want to make changes to it, you can apply for a variatio…

If a club wants to make small alterations to their club premises certificate that will not impact a…

Responsible authorities (such as the police or fire authority) and any other person can ask us to r…

A prize gaming permit is a type of permit we can issue to allow a business to provide facilities fo…

If you are the holder of a premises licence and you want to make small alterations to the premises…

Requesting a review of a premises licence Who can apply for the review of a licence? Responsible au…

All new applications and variations to existing Premises and Club Licences are subject to a 28 day…

Charitable organisations that carry out face-to-face fundraising in the District by asking people t…

The three south Worcestershire councils are inviting comments on the provision of sites for Travell…

Play Streets (also called ‘playing out’ sessions) are neighbour-led events which include short road…

A six-week public consultation has started on a key planning document that will shape the future de…

The Non-Domestic Rate, or business rates, collected by local councils are the means by which busine…

Non-Domestic Rates Non-Domestic Rates, or business rates, collected by local authorities are the wa…