Licensing Law
Our Licensing Law team specialises in providing our clients with up to date advice on the complex area of UK Alcohol and Entertainment licensing laws.
Our lawyers have an in depth understanding of licensing law with a practical and commercial approach to help our clients achieve the best possible result for their venue.
Our services include:
New Premises Licence Applications
Variation of Premises Licence Applications
Minor changes to a premises licence
Outdoor Seating and Pavement Licences
For more information, please contact Daniel York on 01276 686 222 or see our Licensing Law FAQs.
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