Guidance

Temporary events notices: fact sheet

Fact sheet with information on how to get a temporary event notice (TEN) and changes to legislation.

From:
Home Office and Jeremy Browne
Published
5 September 2012
Last updated
8 June 2021 — See all updates

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Applies to England and Wales

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You will need to apply for a TEN if you want to carry out a licensable activity on unlicensed premises in England or Wales.

Licensable activity includes:

  • selling and serving alcohol
  • providing entertainment
  • serving hot food or drink between 11pm and 5am

The fact sheet above gives guidance on the process for obtaining a TEN and changes to legislation.

More information about TENs is also available.

Published 5 September 2012
Last updated 8 June 2021 + show all updates

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