District Council
Cinema licence
Premises must have a licence to be used for showing films ('film exhibition'). This covers the showing of moving pictures other than by simultaneous reception and exhibition of programmes in a programme service within the meaning of the Broadcasting Act 1990.
For example, an establishment showing live football on TV would not need a cinema licence. But they may need a cinema licence to show feature films on video or DVD.
Note: Cinema licences ceased in November 2005. Licensing of cinemas now falls under the 2003 Licensing Act.
Information:
- 2003 Licensing Act
- Butcher's licence
- Charity collection permits
- Cinema licence
- Door supervisors' licence
- Environmental pollution authorisation
- Gambling Act 2005
- Game dealer's licences
- Gaming machines
- Late night refreshment licence
- Public entertainment licence and section 77 nightclub licence
- Theatre licence
- Licensing Policy Consultation
- Gambling Policy Consultation
- Sex Establishment Policy Consultation
Things you can do:
- Apply for an animal boarding establishment licence
- Apply to keep a dangerous wild animal
- Apply for a dog breeding licence
- Register a food business
- Register a small society lottery (non-commercial)
- Apply for a caravans and mobile home site licence
- Apply for a pet shop licence
- Apply for a riding establishment licence
- Apply for a sex shop licence
- Register skin piercing premises or individual
- Apply for a taxi or private hire licence
Contact details:
Telephone:
01722 434319 or 434320
email:
enhlicence@salisbury.gov.uk...
Postal address:
The Licensing Officer
Environmental Services
Salisbury
District Council
PO
Box 2126
Salisbury
SP2 2DJ
