District Council
Personal licence
Applying for a Personal Licence
Making amendments to a Personal Licence
Applying for a Personal Licence
To apply for a personal licence you must be aged 18 or over and apply to the local authority where you live. If you live in the Salisbury District Council area, you will need to apply to:
Salisbury
District Licensing Authority
PO Box 2126
Salisbury
SP2
2DJ
You must submit all of the following:
- A completed
Application
for a personal licence - A completed Disclosure
of convictions and declaration
- A criminal convictions certificate or a criminal records certificate available from Disclosure Scotland. There is a charge for the certificate. The certificate must be dated no earlier than one month prior to your application.
- Proof that you hold the
new National Certificate for Personal Licence Holders qualification – at present there are three awarding
bodies:
* BIIAB Level 2 National Certificate for Personal Licence Holders QCA Accreditation no. 100/4866/2
* GOAL Level 2 National Certificate for Personal Licence Holders QCA Accreditation no. 100/4865/0
* GQAL Level 2 National Certificate for Personal Licence Holders QCA Accreditation no. 100/5040/1
Find a training provider - Two passport size photographs, one of which is endorsed on the reverse as a true likeness by a solicitor or notary, a person of standing in the community or an individual with a professional qualification.
Payment must be submitted with the application, our preferred method of payment is by credit or debit card, the fee is £37.00. See the full list of fees.
Alternatively
we will accept payment by cheque if made payable to Salisbury District Council.You should also write
the words 'Licensing Application' on the back of the cheque. Please note that your application may be
delayed while we wait for a cheque to clear. Download the 
Licensing Act: Payment Form 145kb.
Making amendments to a Personal Licence
To make amendments to a personal licence, write to the authority that issued your licence detailing the amendments that are required. You must also enclose your existing licence and a fee of £10.50.
Downloads
- Licensing Act: About the Change 61kb Licensing arrangements explained.
- Licensing policy 143kb
- Licensing Act: Payment Form 145kb
Useful links
Information:
Things you can do:
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
