FIFA World Cup 2026: Licensing considerations for late-night screenings
Guidance for UK licensed premises on TENs and licensing extensions for FIFA World Cup 2026 late-night match screenings.
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UK music licensing company, PPL PRS, suspend payments for closure period due to COVID-19
Licensing|30 March 2020
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PPL PRS, the UK music licensing company, has announced the following measures to support businesses as a result of COVID-19:
If your business is permanently closed due to the impact of COVID-19, PPL PRS is offering a pro-rata refund of the licence.
If your business is temporarily closed due to the COVID-19 outbreak and you have already paid for your licence for this period, PPL PRS will look at the possibility of issuing credit or a refund.
Should you wish to discuss any of this with PPL PRS direct, they can be contacted on 0800 0720 808.
Full details of the measures can be found on their website here: https://pplprs.co.uk/business-update/
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