Regional Chair
Myles Bebbington
South Cambridgeshire District Council
myles.bebbington@scambs.gov.uk

Vice Chair
John Gilbraith
Borough Council of King's Lynn & West Norfolk
john.gilbraith@west-norfolk.gcsx.gov.uk

Treasurer 
Christine Allison 
Huntingdonshire District Council 

Secretary
Tara King
tara.king@scambs.gov.uk

Training Officer
Marie Malt
marie.malt@west-norfolk.gov.uk

The Training

The Institute is providing training for All Parties at a Licensing Hearing in June 2013.

The training will be held in 10 locations and will be delivered by Barristers from Francis Taylor Buildings, namely Gary Grant and Leo Charalambides.

The courses are aimed at providing training opportunities for all parties involved in licensing hearings including:

• New and experienced licensing committee members
• Licensing committee legal advisors
• Licensing officers
• Licensing Service Managers
• Responsible authority officers including:
- Police
- Environmental Health
- Trading Standards
- Fire Officers
- Health Bodies
• Licensing officers
• Committee clerks
• Private practice lawyers
• Licensing consultants

This event will carry 4.5 hours CPD. (Law Society Ref: LGLFCPC)

This training day sums up the changes that have been made to the Licensing Act 2003 since it came in, and the changes that are still to come.

We will be looking at the good, the bad and the ugly of the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act, the new Alcohol Strategy, Early Morning Restriction Orders, the Late Night Levy and the deregulation of entertainment.

Speakers are Jeremy Phillips (General Editor of Paterson's Licensing Acts and Barrister at Francis Taylor Building), Jonathan Smith (Managing Partner at Poppleston Allen), Gary Grant (Barrister at Francis Taylor Building), Susanna Fitzgerald QC of One Essex Court and Nigel Connor (Head of Licensing & Regulatory Law for JD Wetherspoon).

This Event Offers 4.5 CPD hours. The Institute is registered with the Solicitors Regulation Authority. (CPD reference:- LGLF/CPC).

This event is aimed at Licensing Officers, Members, Police Officers, lawyers, the licensed trade and any other persons who deal with alcohol licensing and the night time economy. The aim is to raise awareness of the past and forthcoming legislative changes affecting alcohol licensing and to highlight some of the potential pitfalls.