Beyond The Blue Training & Consultancy

‘There is only one thing worse than training someone and having them leave; that is not training someone and having them stay’

Our focus is on how we can change attitudes and views to ensure that clients gain an effective advantage. We provide them with skills, knowledge, confidence and perspective to help them manage in a more positive and professional manner.

Tuesday 16 March 2010

Electronic Applications

On the 28th December 2009 while most people were recovering from Christmas and preparing for New Year a change occurred in the way applications can be made for Premises Licence Applications, Minor Variations, Variations, Designated Premises Supervisor Applications, Temporary Event Notices and for the Review of a Premises Licence.


These applications and notices can now be made in writing as they were previously or electronically.


There are significant advantages in many cases to making these applications electronically;


• For Premises Licence Applications the licensing authority will assume the responsibility for forwarding on a copy of your application to the seven ‘Responsible Authorities’ if you send the application electronically. If you make this application as a written (hard copy) application then you are still responsible for sending each authority a copy of your application and ensuring they are all sent on the same day.

• Temporary Event Notices (TENs) may also be given electronically; in which case only the licensing authority needs to be notified and they have the responsibility of forwarding the notice on to the police.


These changes are courtesy of an European Union Directive and make these application processes less daunting for applicants in most cases, but for technophobes all applications can still be made in writing in the ‘traditional’ way.


All our relevant training courses reflect these changes and for candidates who have already taken our National Certificate for Personal Licence Holders (NCPLH) course an update for their NCPLH handbook is available; please contact us.


At Beyond The Blue we run a number of courses for people working in the Licensed Retail Sector to help them sell alcohol more responsibly. These include; The Award in Responsible Alcohol Retailing (ARAR) designed for front-line staff to help them meet their statutory requirements; The National Certificate for Personal Licence Holders (NCPLH) which qualifies candidates to apply for their personal licence; Our Conflict Management and Resolution course compliments these courses to help employees deal with Workplace Violence and alcohol related disorder.


Please visit our website at http://www.btbl.co.uk/.


For more information on any of our services, please call us on 0845 602 55 95 or Contact Us.

Source – Beyond The Blue
Date – 15th January 2010

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