Author: paul

In today's dynamic business landscape, adaptability is paramount for success.  For businesses in the retail and hospitality sector, embracing innovative solutions such as alcohol delivery services has become not just a trend but a necessity for meeting consumer demands.  However, before embarking on this venture, it's crucial for Premises Licence Holders to navigate the regulatory framework

As a business already licensed to sell alcohol in England and Wales, the prospect of extending your ON Sales premises to include outdoor seating can be as refreshing as a chilled pint on a summer's day.   Enter the Pavement Licence – your means of expanding your business onto the pavement and enticing passersby with your offerings.

In the realm of alcohol sales, navigating the legal landscape with absolute certainty and peace of mind can often feel like traversing a minefield. However there's a strategy that can provide both resilience and efficiency to businesses holding a Premises Licence in England and Wales: Having not one, but two Personal Licence Holders on the payroll. Picture

Dear Business Owners, Picture this: You're running a successful establishment, serving up drinks and delights to your loyal patrons.  But did you know that the very foundation of your alcohol sales operation, your Premises Licence issued under the Licensing Act 2003 in England and Wales, could be at risk if your business structure isn't on solid ground? Here's

More and more people are coming to The Licensing Guys following Premises Licence Checks conducted by the Police and Council.  Failure to operate in accordance with the Conditions on your Licence is always serious, as it is a criminal offence AND you may end up having the Alcohol Licence taken off you.  So, you need to

Ioana and Claudi are a lovely Romanian couple who’ve settled in London.  They’ve owned about four shops in the last decade, and finally opened their new flagship Convenience Store in Kenton Road, Harrow.  At the same time they applied for a Premises Licence, just like many other thousands of businesses across the capital.  All pretty unremarkable

This is Anabelle de GERSIGNY. She had acquired this former Maternity Unit next to a hospital site at Ludlow. She wanted to base her Coffee Roastery at one end of the building nearest the hospital, and at the other she created some co-working spaces on two floors.  Ludlow is an epicentre for local film makers, so she

Many, many of our customers are asking us to get them 24/7 opening.  No problem – it’s what we do and have done it many times.  If you are thinking of applying, please read this following article in order to understand what the Council Departments, Police and local residents will all be concerned about. In the complex

EMERGENCY FRIDAY The Licensing Guys rushed North to remedy defects in the premises licence of this immaculate new Premier shop in PRESTON. All staff retrained in a day and everything put in order. The Closure Order was lifted just in time for the Christmas Rush!