Industry Alcohol Labelling - Institute of Licensing

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Insitute of Licensing Events

East Midlands Regional Training Day

Event Date: 29/Mar/2010

The next regional training day for the East Midlands Region will include the following speakers:

Ewen Macgregor, Legal Counsel to Gala Coral Group

Marcus Lewis – Legal Advisor at Nottingham Magistrates Court

Tom Moody – LACORS

Sarah Clover – No 5 Chambers

Professional Licensing Practitioners Qualification (BUXTON)

Event Date: 19/Apr/2010

The 2ND of the Institute’s 2010 Annual Training Courses will be held over 3 days (19 - 21 April 2010) in BUXTON.

Training will be provided by Poppleston Allen Solicitors:

Day 1 – Graeme Cushion

Day 2 – James Anderson

Day 3 - Nick Arron

Both courses are residential course, and delegates may opt to attend single days or all three days on either course, both with or without accommodation

Course Objectives:
to increase knowledge, expertise and practical application of licensing law
and ancillary legislation, processes and procedures

Off-licence refused on cumulative impact grounds

Published Date: 02/Mar/2010

Cambridge City Magistrates have dismissed an appeal by Tesco for a premises licence at a Tesco Express shop in the Mill Road cumulative impact area.

The policy for the area required the operator to prove that the operation of the licence would not add to the cumulative impact being experienced there.

DFT publish revised Guidance for Taxi and PH vehicle licensing

Published Date: 02/Mar/2010

Department for Transport have issued revised guidance to assist local licensing authorities in carrying out their taxi and private hire vehicle licensing functions.

Industry Alcohol Labelling

Published Date: 15/Feb/2010

An independent report published today suggests that the drinks industry is failing to adhere to a voluntary agreement with Government on alcohol labels and just 15 per cent of drinks give consumers enough information about units and health harms.

Meanwhile, the BBPA state that Britain’s brewers have made considerable progress in voluntary labelling.

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