Submit your Temporary Event Notice online with our easy-to-complete form. Access clear guidance on deadlines, licensable activities and requirements to ensure your event runs smoothly and meets all licensing obligations.
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If you’re planning an event that requires extended hours or additional licensable activities beyond those permitted under your Premises Licence, you may need to submit a Temporary Event Notice (TEN). This form allows operators, licence holders and event organisers to provide all required information quickly and accurately, helping ensure compliance with licensing laws and avoiding disruption to planned events.
A TEN is needed when an event involves any licensable activity that is not currently authorised by the Premises Licence, such as:
You can use this form to apply for seasonal events, including festive celebrations, New Year’s Eve trading, private parties, corporate functions and other special occasions.
Before starting the form, make sure you have the following information ready:
The form has been designed to be easy to complete, with straightforward fields and prompts to help you provide all necessary details.
Each premises can use up to 15 TENs per calendar year, covering a combined total of up to 21 days. Notice periods apply:
Submitting your TEN application early helps avoid delays and ensures your event can go ahead as planned.
If you need guidance on completing your form or understanding the licensing requirements for your event, our Licensing team is available to help. Clear, accurate information reduces the likelihood of objections and speeds up approval.
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