Licensing Lawyer Matt Foster shares his experience of his first remote licensing hearing.
As part of the government’s approach to be coronavirus and social distancing, it was announced on Friday that licenced premises are now no longer able to open to the public and legislation has been passed (at 2pm on Saturday 21st) to make opening any premises a criminal offence.
To serve alcohol on licensed premises then you have a designated premises supervisor (DPS) appointed; our latest blog outlines the training and application process.
Daccs Hair and Beauty has reopened in a new Washington location with the help of the licensing team at Mincoffs Solicitors.
Newcastle City Council has granted a multi-use premises licence to Metropolitan House (HSG) Limited (Part of the High Street Group of companies) for 19-21 Collingwood Street, for their newest hotel development.
Newcastle based property developer, High Street Group, have successfully purchased city centre venues Fat Buddha and Antler with legal advice from Mincoffs Solicitors, following administration.
North East events management company, Hot Event Solutions, has received the go ahead from Sunderland City Council to run a portfolio of licensed family events in the region.
A disused bingo hall in Westerhope is to be transformed into an Italian restaurant following a licence approval by Newcastle City Council.
Our next Advanced Personal Licence Holder Training course is taking place in Newcastle on Thursday 20th June.
A historic rowing club in Newburn has been granted a licence to turn its boathouse into a café and function room with the help of Mincoffs Solicitors’ Licensing department.
