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Entertainment Licensing
What
is the purpose of an Entertainment Licence?
To ensure that people enjoy themselves
in safety and in reasonable comfort knowing that should an emergency
occur, they will be able to leave the premises or venue safely.
What type of
premises or venue requires a Licence?
Premises used for entertainment, which
can range from small halls to large purpose built multi-use complexes,
including bars, clubs, restaurants, snooker halls, leisure centres
and marquees. Venues include open-air musical entertainment and
street entertainment.
What
type of events require an entertainment Licence?
Indoor entertainment:
- Music, singing, dancing or similar
entertainments
- Theatrical performances
- Boxing matches or exhibitions & similar sports
- Snooker, pool, billiards & dart matches or exhibitions &
similar games
- Video game machines
Outdoor entertainment:
- Open-air concerts (whether or not
there is a charge)
- Events which have outdoor festivals, music, singing, dancing etc.
Occasional Licence:
- Premises infrequently used for entertainment
purposes (14 occasions or less per year) can obtain an Occasional
Licence.
-Applications for such events should
be submitted to the Licensing Section at least 2 months before the
date of event
Events for which an Entertainment Licence
is not required:
- These include garden fetes, athletic
events, religious meetings or services.
Entertainment
Licence fees:
Please Click
Here for current Entertainment Licence Fees
How to apply:
Application forms can be obtained from:
Licensing Section
Building Control Department
Newry and Mourne District Council
O’Hagan House
Monaghan Row
Newry
BT35 8DJ
Telephone (028) 3031 3000
Email buildingcontrol@newryandmourne.gov.uk
or by clicking on the link below:
Entertainment
Licence Application Form
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