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Introduction
The Licensing Act
2003 came into effect on 24th November 2005 when the responsibility for
licensing transferred from Magistrates Courts to the local Councils, which, for
the purposes of this Act, are now called Licensing Authorities.
The primary purpose
of this new Act of Parliament was to provide a new focus on the promotion of
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These are:
- The prevention of crime and disorder
- Public safety
- The prevention of public nuisance; and
- The protection of children from harm
Before the Licensing Act
2003 came into force Public Houses, Nightclubs, Private Members Clubs etc.,
were all licensed by Magistrates Courts. With the new Act it is now necessary
to separately licence both the premises and the person in day to day control of
the business. These, somewhat obviously, are now called Premises Licences and
Personal Licences.
A W G Licensing Limited
can assist in obtaining both types of licence.
About us
A W G Licensing Limited
trades in association with A W Gore & Co licensed property agents, valuers
and surveyors since 1890 with offices at Northiam, Brighton and Faversham.
Both directors of A W G
Licensing Limited each have more than 30 years trade experience and provide a
personal and comprehensive licensing service to their clients.
Our client base is
particularly strong in the South-East of England where we have successfully
built a strong working relationship with all relevant Licensing Authorities,
Police and other responsible authorities.
For assistance or
further information, you are invited to complete our on-line
Enquiry electronic form, or
contact either Graham Dove or Michael Smart (Tel: 01797 253333)
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