Alcohol Licensing - Overview

The Licensing Act 2003 states that you must hold a Personal Licence to sell alcohol in England and Wales. Premises selling alcohol must also hold a Premises Licence.

• Take our eligibility test to determine whether you can apply for a Personal Licence.
• Pro-Leagle offer a range of products and services facilitating training and application for Personal and Premises Licences as well as renewals, hearings and appeals:

To obtain a Personal Licence you must first pass the Award for Personal Licence Holders (APLH) examination. Pro-Leagle offer the following APLH training products and services:

Passed the APLH examination? You can now apply to your local Licensing Authority for a Personal Licence. Pro-Leagle offer the following products and services to assist you:

Want to sell alcohol in your shop, bar or restaurant? You must apply for a Premises Licence from your Licensing Authority. Pro-Leagle can help with the following services:

Do you need to renew a licence, have you had a licence application rejected, or have you been told to attend a hearing? We can help: