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Premises Plans Licensing Act 2003 The Licensing Act of 2003 transfers the responsibility for licensing to local authorities, and introduces a requirement for a Premises Licence (in addition to a personal licence).
The act has four fundamental objectives: prevention of crime and disorder, promotion of public safety, prevention of public nuisance and protection of children from harm.
From 24th November 2005 all premises serving alcohol late night hot food, or providing regulated entertainment will require a new licence.
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As part of the new laws, all applications for the Premises Licence must include a premise floor plan to scale including certain stipulated information including: Perimeter, rooms, kitchens and public conveniences. Entry and exit points, also of escape routes. Area for each licensable activity, including areas for consumption of alcohol. Location and height of any stage or raised areas for the consumption of alcohol. Location of all types of fire safety equipment and other safety equipment.
Direct Floor plans is an expert company employing experienced operators who can provide a quick turn round in producing cost effective plans of your premises which include all details required under the new law.
We can also carry out Fire and / or Risk assessments to comply with the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974.
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