Club Premises Certificates
Voluntary and social clubs give rise to different issues for
Licensing Law than commercially run premises selling direct to the
public. These clubs carry on activities from premises to which
public access is restricted and alcohol is supplied other than for
profit. A Club Premises Certificate allows qualifying clubs to
provide qualifying club activities for the life of the club.
Qualifying club
To be classified as a qualifying club a number of general
conditions must be met:
- instant membership is not permitted and members must wait at
least 2 days between their application and their admission to the
club.
- Under the rules of club persons becoming members without prior
nomination or application, they may not be admitted to the
privileges of membership without an interval of at least 2 days
between their becoming members and and their admission.
- The club must be established and conducted in good faith as a
club.
- The club has at least 25 members.
- Alcohol is not supplied, or intended to be supplied to members
on the premises otherwise than by or on behalf of the club.
Forms and procedures for Club Premises Certificates
The following table describes several procedures relating to
Club Premises Certificates, and provides links to forms and
guidance. More detailed guidance is given on the Department
for Culture Media and Sport (DCMS) website. You can view this
website with the link on the right hand side.
Fees should be paid by a cheque made payable to "Tamworth
Borough Council".
Contact Us
Licensing Team
Environment & Regulatory Services
Tamworth Borough Council
Marmion House
Lichfield Street
Tamworth
B79 7BZ
Telephone: 01827 709445
Email: envhealthadmin@tamworth.gov.uk
This page was last updated 2 October
2009