The statutory representation period begins the day after a valid application is received by the licensing authority and lasts for 28 consecutive days. During this time there must be at least one public notice in a local paper and a blue A4 public notice displayed on site for 28 consecutive days.
How to make a representation
Any representations must relate to one of the four licensing objectives below:
- Prevention of crime and disorder
- Public safety
- Prevention of public nuisance
- Protection of children from harm
We recommend that if you wish to object to an application for a premises licence, you use the representation form.
Representations (objections) may not be made anonymously. Any representations that are received will be included in a report to the hearings panel. This report will be a public document and will be circulated to the parties involved prior to the hearing.
The application will also appear on the public register.
Please email your completed form to licensing@peterborough.gov.uk.