District Council
Game dealer's licence
The Regulatory Reform (Game) (England and Wales) Order 2007 has removed restrictions for those shooting and dealing in game.
New regulations to reform game licensing in England and Wales came into force on 1 August 2007 and have:
- Removed the restriction on dealing in game birds and venison during the close season. This means that any person will be allowed to sell game and venison all year round, provided the animals in question were only killed in the open season;
- Removed the requirement for a licence to kill or take game; and
- Removed the requirement for two licences for game dealers to sell game.
More guidance for game dealers and retailers on implementing the new regulations can be viewed at www.businesslink.gov.uk/licensing.
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
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
