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If you’re organising a temporary event and want to serve or sell alcohol, provide late night refreshment, or put on regulated entertainment, you’ll need to complete a temporary event notice (TEN).
For the purpose of a TEN, a temporary event is a relatively small-scale event attracting fewer than 500 people and lasting no more than 168 hours.
You need a TEN if:
Find out more about TENs on GOV.UK including refusals and how to appeal a refusal.
You should:
You must submit your TEN application at least 10 working days before the event. This period does not include the day of receipt by the Licensing Team or the day of the event. We advise that you submit your application as soon as you can to avoid refusal of the application and cancellation of the event.
We will inform the Police and Environmental Health Department when we receive your notice.
You can apply for up to 5 temporary event notices per year without the need for a personal licence. There must be at least 24 hours between events.
Personal licence holders can apply for up to 50 temporary event notices per year for events at premises with no licence or for premises with a licence, where the licence does not cover planned activities.
No premises will be granted more than 15 temporary event notices per year or for a total of more than 21 days per year.
Read the TEN guidance notes for more information.
Application or notice | Fee |
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Temporary event notice | £21 |
Replacement of a temporary event notice (due to theft or loss) | £10.50 |
Select the area in which your event is taking place:
If you don't know the area, you can view the area map.
Tacit consent applies to TENs. Tacit consent applies to some licences and means that you can act as if your application has been granted if you do not receive your acknowledgment letter within a certain time after we confirm we have received your application.
Contact the relevant office for the area in which you're applying for a TEN.