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Businesses, organisations and individuals intending to provide certain types of regulated entertainment are required to obtain a licence. This ensures compliance with regulations and contributes to a safe and enjoyable environment for all.
Types of Regulated Entertainment
The types of regulated entertainment include:
Provides recorded music, a performance of a play or a dance to an audience of more than 500 people,
An indoor sporting event to more than 1,000 spectators
Showing a film
Conducting boxing or wrestling events, whether indoors or outdoors.
Presenting live or recorded music performances.
Performance of play or dance
Offering entertainment between 11PM and 8AM;
Provides recorded music to an audience on premises not licensed for the sale or supply of alcohol;
Places Requiring a Licence
Regulated entertainment licences may be necessary for various establishments, including:
Shops, offices and factories
Hairdressers and beauty salons
Cinemas and theatres
Hotels and guesthouses
Restaurants, café, pubs, bars and nightclubs
Sports Grounds and Facilities (e.g., Bowling Alleys)
Gyms and other health facilities
Churches and halls
Public transport
Note: Qualifying members’ clubs (Royal British Legion, working men’s clubs, rugby clubs) must apply for a Club Premises Certificate if they plan to sell or supply alcohol.
Further information on Entertainment Licensing
You can find out more about alcohol Licensing, including premises licensing of Activities, by clicking below.