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Personal Licences
In order for someone to legally sell alcohol in a place that has been licensed, they need to either hold a "Personal Licence" or be specifically authorised by someone else who holds one*.
In order to qualify for a personal licence, you must be aged 18 or over, not have any significant criminal convictions and must have successfully completed a recognised training course.
If you do have a criminal record, it might still be possible to obtain a licence. If you would like confidential advice on this, give us a call and we will let you know whether it is something that would be taken into account.
Applying for a licence involves a number of steps, including the application for a criminal records check. We can ease the process by completing the various forms for you and submitting them to the correct agencies - all you need to do is sign the forms and provide us with your training certificate and two signed photographs. If you would like us to undertake this work for you, download a form by clicking on the button below and then either post or e-mail it to us.
If you need to attend a training course,we can assit in finding one that is local to you.
Should you be unfortunate enough to be refused a licence or have your licence revoked, we are able to represent you on an appeal. Please call one of our specialist solicitors for advice. You should be aware that there is only a 21-day period in which to appeal and we would recommend that you view our web page on appeals. *or authorised by a person who is named on a Temporary Event Notice
