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Premises licences

Remove requirement for Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS)

If you run or are involved in a community premises (for example, a community, church or village hall) that wishes to sell alcohol or already sells it, you can apply for the sale of alcohol to be made the responsibility of a management committee instead of a Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS). If your licence specifies a DPS you can apply to change this to the management committee.

Make an application

You’ll need to complete an application form and provide copies of the following:

  • document to identify premises 
  • copies of hiring agreements (optional)
  • premises licence. 
Document
Application to disapply DPS (PDF, 159.32KB)

There is no fee for this service.

Remove DPS from a licence

You must be the holder of a personal licence and be named on a premises licence as the DPS.

You’ll need to complete the application form and return to the licensing team.

Document
DPS withdrawal application form (PDF, 116.03KB)

You’ll need to include the following information:

  • your personal licence ID number
  • your name and address details
  • the name and address of the licensed premises you wish to be removed from

You're legally obliged to inform the premises licence holder at the same time you advise us.

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