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Premises selling or supplying alcohol, providing entertainment or providing hot food must have a premises licence.
Once your application is received you may receive a visit from a licensing officer. If representations are received from a responsible authority or interested parties within the 28 day consultation period a hearing will be arranged within 56 days from the date the application is made.
Once the licence is granted it is valid indefinitely but is subject to an annual fee which is due on the date of the licence grant.
You can appeal against any conditions attached to your licence or a decision made by us within 21 days of receiving the decision on your application. Appeals are made to Croydon Magistrates in writing.
If you're a member of the public, you can make a comment on a current application.
Download the hearing protocol for licence hearings (PDF, 100KB)
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