Licensees are being encouraged to showcase what they do ahead of the 4th National Licensing Week (NLW), from June 17 to 21.
NLW is the only initiative aimed at raising awareness about the role of licensing across the UK.
A vital service that often goes unnoticed will be highlighted by North Somerset Council next week during National Licensing Week (17-21 June).
The week, organised by the Institute of Licensing, aims to raise awareness about licensing and its impact on everyday lives.
“Licensing plays a vital role in setting standards and keeping us safe,” said North Somerset Council’s deputy leader and executive member for regulatory services, Cllr Mike Bell.
This week, starting today, is National Licensing Week. Here is a bit more detail about what’s happening:
“National Licensing Week is an opportunity to raise awareness of licensing and its role in every day lives.
Join us and take the opportunity to promote awareness of the role licensing plays in your business and give a shout out to licensing practitioners everywhere!
Its also a great opportunity to showcase your business and the excellent work you are involved in!
Arun District Council’s Licensing Officers are raising awareness of their work as part of this year’s National Licensing Week, which runs from June 17-21.
In Arun, a small team of officers deal with licensing enquiries, process applications, enforce the law and deal with complaints from members of the public regarding licensed premises or activities.
We're taking part in National Licensing Week (17-21 June 2019) - an initiative that aims to raise public awareness of licensing and its role in our everyday lives.
Licensing is everywhere and matters whether we're jumping into a taxi, eating from a street trader, buying a pint or glass of wine, getting a tattoo, piercing or massage, buying a pet, giving to charity and many other activities. All of these types of businesses have a licence or registration, issued by their local council.
Carmarthenshire County Council’s licensing officers are raising awareness of their work as part of this year’s National Licensing Week which takes place from June 17 until Ju
Carmarthenshire County Council’s licensing officers are raising awareness of their work as part of this year’s National Licensing Week (June 17-21).
Councils across the UK are promoting the important role licensing has to play day to day – from supporting the licensed trade and organisers of temporary events to taxi drivers and charity fundraising collectors.
Despite its role in everyday life, licencing often goes unnoticed. The aim of this campaign is to change that perception.
This coming week is National Licensing Week (Monday, June 17 to Friday, June 21) with additional licensing activities in Tenby, and the rest of the county highlighting the importance of licensing and regulation for the safety and prosperity of all.
Dyfed Powys-Police’s new county licensing officer Nigel Lewis who recently gained his Professional Licensing Practitioners Qualification (PLPQ) along with the Neighbourhood Policing Teams in the area, will be raising awareness of licensing and its important role in our everyday lives.
