All Legislation articles – Page 46
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Pubs at risk of summary review following single violent incident
Licensed premises are at risk of being taken to a summary review on the basis of just one violent incident, following a High Court precedent case
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BBPA rallies support for beer duty cut
The British Beer and Pub Association is calling for greater support for a cut in beer duty in the 2015 Budget.
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Portman Group rules on alcohol responsibility breaches
The Portman Group has ruled that two producers of high-strength beer have breached alcohol responsibility rules.
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Welcome Break named for failing to pay NMW
Welcome Break has said that an IT problem led to it being among 37 businesses to be “named and shamed” for failing to pay the minimum wage
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Year of deregulation awaits
Graeme Cushion from licensing law specialists Poppleston Allen look at what red tape to expect in 2015.
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Pubs reminded over change in tobacco display laws
The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) is reminding pubs to prepare for the change in tobacco display laws
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New campaign to cut sugar launched
A new campaign encouraging parents to cut down the amount of sugar their children consume by making one or more simple swaps has been launched
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Only a tenth of Newcastle licensees applied to reduce hours
Only a tenth of licensees in Newcastle applied to reduce their premises’ hours in order to avoid paying a late-night levy
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Industry exceeds alcohol units target
The drinks industry has exceeded its target of removing one billion units of alcohol in the market two years early, a new report shows
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Liverpool postpones levy consultation
Liverpool City Council has decided to postpone its consultation on the possible introduction of a late-night levy, just days after announcing it would begin consulting on the fee next month.
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Lawyer issues personal licence deadline warning
A leading licensing lawyer has urged English and Welsh publicans to act swiftly in renewing their personal licences, following new figures that show thousands of Scottish licences are set to be revoked after holders failed to meet Government deadlines.
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Personal licence application form published
The Government has finally published the regulations which revise the application form which must be used to renew personal licences from 5 January 2014.
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Music deregulation to take effect from April
The Government has announced that its changes to live music licensing laws will come into effect on 6 April 2015.
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OpinionWhat does MRO mean for the pub sector?
The Pubs team at CBRE give their views on the inclusion of a market rent only option in the pubs code and look at opportunities and challenges for the pub sector:
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Liverpool to consult on late-night levy in New Year
Liverpool City Council has said it will launch a consultation on the possible introduction of late-night levy in January.
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NewsBBPA confirms it will not challenge MRO in pubs code
The British Beer & Pub Association has confirmed it will not seek to overturn the inclusion of a mandatory market rent only option in the pubs code, and accepts it will now become law.
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Government publishes interim findings on business rates administration
The Government has published its interim findings on the administration of business rates.
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Two thirds of publicans unprepared for allergen laws
Ahead of the new EU rules on displaying allergen information that come into force in two days’ time (13 December), just one third of licensees say that they are able to name the 14 allergens covered by the legislation.
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Camden to consider late-night levy
Camden Council has become the latest authority to consider the introduction of a late-night levy.
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Food operators unprepared for allergen legislation
Only one-third of food and beverage are ready for the changes to allergen laws that come into force on Saturday with 67% citing concerns about the impending legislation and 20% of businesses admitting they have done nothing to prepare