The City Council, as Licensing Authority, is required to publish public registers relating to applications for and licences and certificates issued under the Licensing Act 2003. Section 8 and schedule 3 of the Licensing Act 2003, together with the Licensing Act 2003 (Licensing Authority's Register)(Other Information) Regulations 2005 set out most of the detailed requirements.
The registers are cumulative and are available via the Southampton and Eastleigh Licensing Partnership's Public Access pages - please see the link above. Extracts from the register, including a list of current applications, appear below and are periodically updated.
If what you require does not appear here or in Public Access, please contact the Licensing Team to ascertain whether the information you require is available.
Register Extracts
There are seven parts to the main register, plus the list below of current review applications:
- Current premises licence and club premises certificate applications
- Premises licences and club premises certificates - applications received - alphabetical order
- Premises licences and club premises certificates - applications received - by ward
- Premises licences and club premises certificates - applications granted - alphabetical order
- Premises licences and club premises certificates - applications granted - by ward
- Personal licences - applications and licences granted
- Temporary event notices:-
- Events from 2012 - by date
- Events from 2012 - by ward
- 2011 events
- 2010 events
- 2009 events
- 2008 events
- 2007 events
- 2005-2006 events
Representations
Only the Police could make representations to applications for conversion. Representations to other applications for or reviews of premises licences or club premises certificates may be made by any of the responsible authorities - Police, Fire, Environmental Health, Planning, Trading Standards, Child Protection, the Health and Safety Executive or the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (for vessels) - or one of the "interested parties":
- A person living in the vicinity of the premises
- A body representing persons who live in that vicinity
- A person involved in a business in that vicinity
- A body representing persons involved in such businesses
- A member of the licensing authority (a city councillor)
Further information is available from the Licensing Act 2003 representations page.
Only the Police may comment on personal licence applications or temporary event notices.