Alcohol & Regulated Entertainment Licensing (Licensing Act 2003)

The Licensing Act 2003 makes provision for the licensing of sale and supply of alcohol, regulated entertainment and late night refreshment.

Coronavirus Update

We are continuing to accept applications under the Licensing Act 2003.  All applications should be made either using the on-line links below or applications can be emailed to licensing@stroud.gov.uk and we will contact you to make a telephone payment.

 

You cannot make a direct telephone call to us at this time. Please email any queries to licensing@stroud.gov.uk

 

• Premises Licence (alcohol, entertainment and late night refreshment)

  A premises licence is required by any premise that undertakes any of the following licensable activities.

• Club Premises Certificate

  A club premises certificate can be applied for by a qualifying club to permit the following licensable activities.

• Personal Licence

  A personal licence allows the holder to authorise sales of alcohol on licensed premises.

• Temporary Event Notices

  A personal licence allows the holder to authorise sales of alcohol on licensed premises.

• Review of a Premises Licence/Club Premises Certificate

  A premises which holds a premises licence or club premises certificate may be reviewed where it is having a negative impact on the licensing objectives.

• Making a representation about an application

  Details of current applications to which members of the public can formally object to.

• VE Day Celebrations

• Licensing Act 2003 - Fees

• Consultation on Stroud District Council's Statement of Licensing Policy for Alcohol, Entertainment and Late Night Refreshment Licensing

• New Covid Rules for Cafes, Bars, Pubs, Restaurants, Social Clubs and Takeaways - September 2020