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Premises selling or supplying alcohol, providing entertainment or providing hot food must have a premises licence.
A premises licence may be transferred from one party, partnership, person or company to another.
You must ensure that the premises licence:
The applicant must ensure that the layout of the premises conforms to the plan held by the Council.
If changes to the layout of the premises are to be made or any changes to the licensing activities then a variation application may also be required.
It costs £23 to transfer a premise licence. You can pay by cheque made payable to Croydon Council. Alternatively, you can pay now be made over the telephone by credit or debit card by calling the Licensing Team.
Before you apply contact the licensing team at licensing@croydon.gov.uk for the correct reference number.
1. You must download and complete the consent of premises licence holder to transfer form (Doc, 51KB), this must be signed by the current premises licence holder.
The signed form must be uploaded when making your online application.
2. Complete the online application to transfer form
Download the application to transfer a premise licence (Doc, 244KB)
Download consent of premises licence holder to transfer (Doc, 51KB) – this must be signed by the current existing premises licence holder
Send the completed form and application fee by cheque to the licensing team and a copy of the application form to the Licensing Sergeant Licensing Office.
Licensing team
Telephone: 020 8760 5466
Email: licensing@croydon.gov.uk
Address:
Croydon Council, Licensing Team
6th Floor, Zone A
Bernard Weatherill House
8 Mint Walk
Croydon
CR0 1EA
A copy of the application must also be sent to:
Licensing Sergeant Licensing Office
Metropolitan Police Service
Croydon Police Station
71 Park Lane
Croydon
CR9 1BP
Your application will take 14 days to process after which a new premises licence will be issued and sent out to you.
There is an annual fee payable each year due on the date when the original licence was granted.
If you no longer wish to be the premises licence holder(s) then you must arrange for the new person, party, partnership or company to transfer the premises licence again. Alternatively, this licence may be surrendered – you should call the Licensing Team to discuss.
A separate form needs to be completed if the designated premises supervisor is changing. An application to vary the designated premises supervisor must be applied for.
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