Temporary Event Notice

Where the relevant licensable activities include the supply of alcohol, the notice must make it a condition of using the premises for such supplies, that all such supplies are made by or under the authority of the premises user (i.e. the person wh...

Yes. There is nothing to prevent simultaneous notification of multiple events at a single time provided the restrictions on the use of TEN’s are observed.

Yes. A temporary event notice may be withdrawn by the ‘premises user’ giving the licensing authority a notice to that effect no later than 24 hours before the beginning of the event period specified in the temporary event notice

Yes. At any time before a hearing is held, the chief officer of police may, with the agreement of the premises user, modify the TEN to meet their concerns.

No. The ‘premises user’ is the individual who must give the temporary event notice.

The premises user must either secure that a copy of the TEN is prominently displayed at the premises being used for the permitted temporary activity secure that the TEN is kept at the premises in his custody, or secure that the TEN is kept at the ...

The objection notice must be given no later than 48 hours after the chief officer of police is given a copy of the temporary event notice.

The relevant licensing authority must make its decision and issue a notice no later than 24 hours before the beginning of the event period specified in the TEN.

A personal licence holder will be able to give a TEN in relation to licensable activities on up to 50 occasions in each year, the limit is 5 occasions in each year if that person does not hold a personal licence. Both are subject to the limitation...

An individual must be aged 18 or over to give a temporary event notice.