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Licensing
Machins Solicitors LLP have considerable experience in the field of alcohol and entertainment Licensing.
This experience has been built up over many years during which we have advised a wide range of clients in the leisure and retail industries.
Talk to one of our friendly and experienced team on 01582 514000
We have considerable expertise in helping both companies and individuals with Liquor Licensing Laws.
We can advise you and make applications in relation to obtaining:
- Premises Licences
- Variation of a Premises Licence
- Variation of a Designated Premises Supervisor
- Transfer of a Premises Licence
- Club Premises Certificates
- Temporary Event Notices
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Our experienced solicitors are on hand to give you advice and assistance.
Call our team on 01582 514000 or Contact Us and we'll get back to you as soon as we can.
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