Personal Alcohol Licence Law / Solicitor

A Premises Licence requires a DPS (Designated Premises Supervisor) to authorise alcohol sales – to sell alcohol without a DPS is an offence. A DPS must hold a Personal Licence. In order to obtain a Personal Licence a qualification called the APLH is required – this is a one day training course followed by a straightforward exam. We can arrange your APLH – please visit the APLH/NCPLH page for details.

Director
Richard Williams, LLB (Hons) - Solicitor

Consultant
Steven Reynolds, LLB (Hons) MBA - Solicitor

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