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Professional Licensing Practitioners Qualification 27th, 28th, 29th & 30th November 2018 Crowne Plaza (Felbridge), London Road, East Grinstead RH19 2BH South East
Members Fee: £168.00 + VAT
Non-Members Fee: £200.00 + VAT
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Due to the continued popularity of previous courses we are running the Professional Licensing Practitioners Qualification (PLPQ) training course for the first time in the South East region in Felbridge in November 2018. The course will commence on Tuesday 27th November 2018 and finish on Friday 30th November 2018. This course will be held at the Crowne Plaza Felbridge, East Grinstead and free parking is available. This is a non-residential course.Should you require accommodation you can book directly with the hotel. We have secured a rate of £95 B&B for single occupancy and £105 for double occupancy for bed and breakfast. To book a room please email reservations@CPFelbridge.com or call 01342 337706/337736 and quote the block code BG7. This offer code expires on 28th October 2018.
The training will focus on the practical issues that a licensing practitioner will need to be aware of when dealing with the licensing areas covered during the course (See Agenda for full details).

The training is ideally suited to someone new to licensing, or an experienced licensing practitioner who would like to increase or refresh their knowledge and expertise in any of the subject matters.

The training would be suitable for Council and Police Licensing Officers, Councillors, Lawyers who advise licensing committees, managers of a licensing function and committee services officers.

Each of the four days will finish with an exam to give delegates the option of sitting an exam in the subjects related to their current area of work or the delegates can just attend the training on each of the four days.

Delegates sitting and passing the exam on all four days will be awarded the IoL accredited Professional Licensing Practitioners Qualification. In addition those delegates sitting and passing the exams on less than all four days will be awarded the Licensing Practitioners Qualification related to the specific subject area(s) passed.

The Institute of Licensing accredits this course at 4.5 hours daily CPD.

Quote from previous course attendee:-"I attended the PLPQ course in Birmingham and really enjoyed the experience. The training material was very detailed and the delivery from the trainers was at a pace that was easy to follow for relative beginners to the role like me. It was a bonus that all trainers were very approachable and happy to answer any queries in breaks. It gives an excellent opportunity to get your head around the finer details of Licensing work away from the constant interruptions in the workplace. Highly recommended.” Alan Weldon, Senior EHO (Licensing), Sedgemoor District Council.The PLPQ modules can be taken as four separate modules, but all four modules must be completed within a 2 year period in order to obtain the full qualification.
Course Objectives
To advance or refresh the knowledge, understanding and practical expertise of delegates attending the courses in relation to the licensing topics covered on each of the four days.

The Programme
Delegates can attend all four days or any combination of the four days (single day bookings are limited).

Day 1 - 27th November 2018 - Licensing Act - David Lucas
Day 2 - 28th November 2018 - Gambling - David Lucas
Day 3 - 29th November 2018 - Street Trading, SEV's, Scrap Metal - James Button
Day 4 - 30th November 2018 - Taxis - James Button
Each day the course will be a 9.15am registration for a 9.45am start. Each day the course will finish around 4.00pm. depending on the number of questions asked throughout the day. Please click on the paperclip below for the full day by day agenda.
You will see from the options below, that delegates can attend as a day delegate on a single day to all four days or as a residential delegate staying in the hotel on single days or multiple days. Select which apply to you to view the fees involved.

To get an idea of fees, please use the fee calculator below. Please note that this is a simulation, if you wish to actually book the course please click on the book button. Programme:*




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David Lucas
David is Partner and Head of the Licensing Team at Fraser Brown Solicitors. David trained at Nottingham City Council, joining private practice in 1981 and concentrating solely on licensing in 1996. David advises and represents national and local operators of alcohol and gambling premises, Licensing Authorities, Police Authorities and Interested Parties throughout England and Wales.
David is Chair of the IoL East Midlands Region.
I recently attended the Professional Licensing Practitioners Qualification, David made a daunting subject enjoyable and I felt I achieved a good understanding of the subject.
James Button
James Button is a solicitor and Principal of James Button & Co., Solicitors, a niche practice, now in its 23rd year. The firm advises local authorities and NHS bodies, undertakes advocacy, advises committees and provides training for Officers and Members. In addition, they act for Licensees and Applicants.
His current expertise lies in the areas of licensing (including Taxis, Licensing Act 2003, Gambling Act 2005 etc), environmental health, public health, criminal investigations and prosecutions and human rights and other local authority and health sector related matters.
He was articled at South Tyneside MBC in South Shields, then spent some years at Manchester City Council before setting up the Public Health Legal Information Unit for the Department of Health.
He read Law at Trent Polytechnic in Nottingham, and sat his Law Society Finals at The Polytechnic of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
He has written four editions of “Button on Taxis: Licensing Law and Practice” (Bloomsbury Professional 2017). As part of the work of the Public Health Legal Information Unit he wrote the text book "Communicable Disease Control - A Practical Guide to the Law for Health and Local Authorities in England and Wales" (Department of Health 1994) and has contributed to other works, including “Know Your Rights” (Readers Digest 1997), “Communicable Disease Epidemiology & Control” edited by Norman Noah and Mary O’Mahony (Wiley 1997), “Health Services Law and Practice” edited by Maggie Bloom, Dr Andrew Harris and Sheila Waddington (Butterworths 2001) and “The Concise Guide to Licensing” by Ian Webster, Jeffrey Leib and James Button (LGS-UK 2007). He writes a regular column on Taxi matters for the “Journal of Licensing” and is a Consulting Editor for “Licensing Review”.
In 1996 he was a founder member of the Local Government Licensing Forum, and was Chair from its creation until 2003, when it became the Institute of Licensing. He was made President of IoL in 2004 and Companion in 2012.
Jim Button was an excellent trainer. The content was delivered in an enthusiastic and informative way. I would have no hesitation as to recommend Jim as a trainer

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