Licensing Online - EU Services Directive
What is the EU Services Directive?
The EU Services Directive is a new European law, which came into effect on 28 December 2009. Its purpose is to break down barriers between countries in the EU. It will make it easier for service providers, particularly small and medium sized businesses, to offer their services to customers in other EU countries, whether establishing elsewhere in the EU or providing services remotely from the UK. Further information can be found on the government Business Link website UK Welcomes Business.
New Forest District Council cover the following online licence applications via the GOV.UK website:
- Premises Licences:
Application for a new Premises Licence,
Application to vary a premises licence,
Application to transfer a premises licence,
Application for a premises licence Provisional statement,
Application for need for a Designated Premises Supervisor to be disapplied,
Application to vary a premises licence to specify an individual as designated premises supervisor,
Notification of an interest in premises under section 178 Interim authority notice,
Consent of premises licence holder to transfer document,
Application for a minor variation to a premises,
Request to be removed as designated premises supervisor,
Notification of Change of Name or Address.
- Club Premises:
Application for a new club premises certificate,
Application for a variation to a club premises certificate,
Notification of change of details or club rules,
Application for a minor variation to a premises or club licence
- House to house collection licence:
Application for a house-to-house collection licence,
Supply a return for a house-to-house collection.
- Street Collection Licence:
Application to licence a street collection,
Supply a return for a street collection.
- Motor Salvage Operators:
Application to register as a motor salvage operator.
Updated: 15 Oct 2018
