Smoking Ban Inspectors Thousands of local authority staff are to be trained to police smoking ban, plans they will work undercover, 'sit among drinkers', collect photographic evidence, fines of £50 for individual offenders 15.02.07 BBC, Local Authority Law, Smoking Ban
Plan to Scale Back Late Licences Govt is planning to increase hurdles to late licences, fear policy has 'gone too far too fast', creating social and policing problems, announcement tomorrow by DCMS secretary Tessa Jowell when she unveils successful bid for first super-casino 29.01.07 Times, Local Authority Law
Lessons of Scottish Smoking Ban Several hundred pubs could close as a result of smoking ban, but longer term business could rise, in Scotland revenue from liquor and gaming is down, but food is up 27.11.06 Sunday Times, Smoking Ban
Loophole in Smoking Ban Crispin Agnew QC says there is a possible loophole in the ban on smoking in licensed premises in Scotland, ban applies to clubs that are 'unincorporated', those that become companies could be exempted 01.11.06 Morning Advertiser, Smoking Ban, Tobacco
Price of Beer Lords to decide on beer pricing, Bernie Crehan lost his two pubs due to contract with Inntrepreneur forcing him to buy Courage beer at full list price, Appeal Ct ruled breach of EU competition law 05.06.06 Times, Competition Law, EU Competition
Price of Beer Lords to decide on beer pricing, Bernie Crehan lost his two pubs due to contract with Inntrepreneur forcing him to buy Courage beer at full list price, Appeal Ct ruled breach of EU competition law 05.06.06 Times, Competition Law, EU Competition
Price of Beer Lords to decide on beer pricing, Bernie Crehan lost his two pubs due to contract with Inntrepreneur forcing him to buy Courage beer at full list price, Appeal Ct ruled breach of EU competition law 05.06.06 Times, Competition Law, EU Competition
Licensing Act The old licensing regime will end and the new licensing regime will come fully into effect from Thursday, 24 November 2005,
the Second Appointed Day. Everyone who sells alcohol, puts
on entertainment or serves hot food after 11pm must have the requisite new licences 16.06.05 Law Now
Disability The Disability Discrimination Act 2005 introduces provisions that will affect providers of transport, public authorities, membership of private clubs and letting of premises, also extends the definition of disability 10.05.05 Law Now, Commercial Property, Disability Rights, Equality
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Late Night Licence Justice Beatson denies Weatherspoon appeal in High Ct, says local authorities have a right to limit extended licences where crime likely to increase, rejects Richard Beckett, QC argument decision 'undermines licensing regime' 12.04.06 Times, Criminal Justice
