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Expedited Reviews under the Licensing Act 2003 Seminar, 22 May ’25

Andrew Evans & Duncan Craig
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James Withers

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We are confirm a half day seminar aimed at enhancing interested parties understanding of Expedited Reviews under the Licensing Act 2003.

Whilst not common for many licensing authorities to have to deal with, Expedited Review Applications can occur in any borough and when received by a licensing authority they involve prompt compliance with requirements and deadlines that greatly distinguish them from standard review applications.

It is hoped this seminar, which will be attended by both council and police officers, will better prepare all parties to this process by discussing the relevant sections of the Act, the associated regulations, the Section 182 Guidance and relevant case law.

Our panel for the session will be Andrew Evans and Duncan Craig.

Date: Thu 22nd May 2025

Time: 1200-1245 Registration & Lunch, 1245-1450 Seminar, 1450-1600 Q&A Session with panel, 1600 Networking & Refreshments

Location: St Philips Chambers, 55 Temple Row, Birmingham B2 5LS or Remotely

Cost: Free

This seminar is exclusively designed for professional clients. It is not open to members of the public, students, or individuals without relevant professional backgrounds.

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