Statement of Licensing Policy (2008) WCC - Westminster City Council

Combined use premisesPremises that operate as multi-use premises where there is more than one useand the uses are not dependent on, or part of, the other uses, ie ancillary to them.Examples include: café/bar/nightclub; restaurant/nightclub; public house/restaurant;bar/performance venue, etc. These types of premises sometimes operate in differentways throughout the day and night and may vary their operation over the days of theweek.Interested partyResidents and businesses in the vicinity of premises where an application for apremises licence or a qualifying club certifi cate has been made or an application for avariation to an existing premises with a premises license or a qualifying club certifi cate.(See Section 13, Licensing Act 2003)KaraokeSinging by members of the public to musical backing or accompaniment. Usuallyinvolving pre-recorded music and numbers of members of the public singing in series.Late night refreshment premisesA person providing late night refreshment at any time between the hours of 23:00 and05:00. This consists of the supply of hot food or hot drink to members of the public, ora section of the public, on or from any premises, whether for consumption on or off thepremises. (Schedule 2, Licensing Act 2003).Licensable activitiesThose activities under the Licensing Act 2003 which require a licence from theLicensing Authority (council) include the following:(a) the sale by retail of alcohol(b) the supply of alcohol by or on behalf of a club to, or to the order of, a member of aclub(c) the provision of regulated entertainment(d) the provision of late night refreshment.89