Premises License

A Premises License is a legal authorization allowing a specific location to conduct activities such as selling alcohol, providing entertainment, or serving food. Issued by local authorities, this license ensures the venue meets safety and health regulations. It specifies the types of activities permitted, operating hours, and any conditions that must be followed. Obtaining a Premises License typically involves submitting an application, notifying neighbors, and sometimes undergoing a public consultation or hearing. This ensures that the venue operates responsibly within the community, balancing business interests with public safety and welfare.