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Alcohol, late night refreshment & regulated entertainment - licences
Club premises certificate
Members clubs, like sports and social clubs, where alcohol or entertainment are provided require a club premises certificate.
Personal licence
The person responsible for the sale or supply alcoholic beverages at a licenced premise must have a personal licence.
Premises licence
Premises selling or supplying alcohol, providing entertainment such as music, dancing, films, plays or indoor sports or providing hot food and/or drink between 11pm and 5am require a premises licence.
Temporary events notice (TEN)
Premises that sell or supply alcohol, provide entertainment or provide hot food and/or drink between 11pm and 5am on an occasional basis or for a one-off event may require a TEN.
Croydon Best Bar None
Croydon's pub and nightclub accreditation scheme - recognising the best of the borough's licensed premises.
- Current applications under the Licensing Act 2003
- Current applications for sexual entertainment venues
- Current applications under the Gambling Act 2005
- Licence and registration fees
- Alcohol, late night refreshment & regulated entertainment - licences
- Animal licences
- Auction registration
- Children and young people - licences
- Explosives licence
- Food business - registration
- Gambling licences
- Licences or certificates issued by other bodies
- Marriage/civil partnership premises approval
- Motor salvage registration
- Poisons (non-medical) licence
- Safety of sports grounds - certificate
- Scaffolding, hoarding and materials - licence
- Scrap metal registration
- Sex establishment licence
- Skip operators licence
- Special treatment licence
- Street collections licence
- Street trading licence
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