Premises licences
In order to sell or supply alcohol, provide entertainment or late night refreshment, you must have a licence from your local authority under the Licensing Act 2003. This may be a premises licence or a temporary events notice.
We grant premises licences for businesses supplying alcohol or late night refreshments, on or off the premises.
You can also apply for a major variation or a minor variation to your premises licence.
In order to serve alcohol each premises needs a designated premises supervisor.
For further information and your rights on how the council uses your personal information please read our Privacy notice.
Premises licences - Lewes District Council
How to apply
We advise all applicants to read our licensing policy, the Home Office Guidance and any guidance notes provided before submitting an application.
You can download the forms to complete and return below.
If you have any questions please contact us.
How to pay
If you need to pay a fee after the application process, please pay online.
Register of licences
We keep a public register of all licences issued and held within the Lewes district. Search the public register of licences.
Premises licences - Eastbourne Borough Council
Fee
You will need to pay a fee to apply for a premises licence in Eastbourne. The fee will be based on the non-domestic rateable value (NDRV) of the premises. Fee details are listed in the licensing act 2003.
Any other fees are listed on the application form.
How to apply
We advise all applicants to read our licensing policy, the Home Office Guidance and any guidance notes provided before submitting an application.
Apply online
You can apply at Gov.uk.
How to pay
If you need to pay a fee after the application process, please pay online.
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