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Temporary Event Notices here are some basic guidance notes to help you fill in a Temporary Event Notice (TENs) if you choose to go down this route for any party you are throwing
the TENs has been designed as a 'soft-touch' license for small, one off events. Applying for one means that if things go badly wrong, the authorities will have your name. If your party is well organised, you shouldn't have anything to worry about and your party can't be stopped by the cops unless you are breaking the conditions in the TENs
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Temporary Event Notice Application Form*
(this may vary in your district / ward)
Application for a temporary event notice licence to be granted
under the Licensing Act 2003
CHECKLIST
Send two copies of this notice to the licensing authority for the area in which the premises are located
Send a copy of this notice to the chief officer of police for the area in which the premises are located
Send two copies of this notice to each additional licensing authority
If the premises are situated in one or more police areas, send a copy of this notice to each additional chief officer of police
Make or enclose payment of the fee of £21 for the application
Sign the declaration in Section 9 [/quote]
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Temporary Event Notice
Information on the Licensing Act 2003 is available on the website of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (http://www.culture.gov.uk/alcohol_and_entertainment/default.htm) or from your local licensing authority.
Before completing this notice please read the guidance notes at the end of the notice. If you are completing this notice by hand please write legibly in block capitals. In all cases ensure that your answers are inside the boxes and written or typed in black ink. Use additional sheets if necessary.
You should keep a copy of the completed notice for your records. You must send two copies of this notice to the licensing authority and an additional copy must be sent to the chief officer of police for the area in which the premises are situated. The licensing authority will endorse one of the two copies and return it to you as an acknowledgement of receipt.
ok so far?
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I, the proposed premises user, hereby give notice under section 100 of the Licensing Act 2003 of my proposal to carry on a temporary activity at the premises described below.
this is where you grit your teeth and commit to saying that you are confident that your party is well organised enough and that you and your crew (although ultimately, just you) are capable of remaining in control of the event
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Part 1 - The personal details of premises user (Please read note 1)
Title
Surname
Forenames
PREVIOUS NAMES (Please enter details of any previous names or maiden names, if applicable. Please continue on a separate sheet if necessary)
Title
Surname
Forenames
Your date of birth
Your place of birth
National Insurance Number
YOUR CURRENT ADDRESS (We will use this address to correspond with you unless you complete the separate correspondence box below)
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
E-Mail Address (optional)
we know where you live!
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Part 2 - The premises
Please give the address of the premises where you intend to carry on the licensable activities or if it has no address give a detailed description (including the Ordnance Survey references) - (Please read note 2)
for those to lazy to search, note 2 says
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"For the purposes of the Licensing Act 2003, “premises” means any place. Premises will therefore not always be a building with a formal address and postcode. Premises can include, for example, public parks, recreation grounds and private land".
so we're talking the exact location, nature and description of a piece of private land. get your self an Ordanance Survey map (from the local library?) and make sure you aren't pointing that 10K hooner at a farmhouse, retirement home, or at the home of a senior policeman, of course!
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If you intend to use only part of the premises at this address or intend to restrict the area to which this notice applies, please give a description and details below. (Please read note 3)
this is up to you to describe. Any natural boundary is helpful. Just don't be trampling in the neighbouring farmers fields looking for a quiet place to have a poo. how will you ensure this?
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Please describe the nature of the premises below. (Please read note 4)
ie. a field, a barn etc.
pubs, social clubs, village halls can also apply
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Note 4 says: A description of the nature of the premises assists the chief officer of police in deciding if any crime prevention issues are likely to arise. You should state clearly that the premises to be used are, for example, a public house, a restaurant, an open field, a village hall or a beer tent.
so, WHATEVER THE LOCATION, what measures do you have in place to allow emergency vehicle access? (in one instance we put up signs in narrow areas of the lane saying "no parking, emergency vehicle access only. We also sent sober stewards up the lane to check and occassionally stopped the music to bollock people who had ignored the signs, making sure they rectified the problem before the volume went up again... took 5 minutes)
Please describe the nature of the event below. (Please read note 5)
putting "AN ILLEGAL RAVE" won't help you one iota.
Note 5 says: A description of the nature of the event similarly assists the chief officer of police in making his decision whether or not to make an objection. You should state clearly that the event taking place at the premises would be, for example, a wedding with a pay bar, the supply of beer at a particular farmers’ market,
try "recorded music and dancing at private birthday celebration" or whatever is relevant to your party (leaving party, wedding party, beltane etc)
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Part 3 - The licensable activities
Please state the licensable activities that you intend to carry on at the premises (please mark an “X” next to the licensable activities you intend to carry on). (Please read note 6)
The sale by retail of alcohol
The supply of alcohol by or on behalf of a club to, or to the order of, a member of the club
The provision of regulated entertainment
The provision of late night refreshment
Please state the dates on which you intend to use these premises for licensable activities. (Please read note 7)
this should be straight forward
i haven't gone for a bar yet, but if you know a friendly publican or off license, there is scope to sell alcohol. we've only taken the hot food and drinks route thus far, but knock yourself out and come and tell us all how it went, bar-side
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Please state the times during the event period that you propose to carry on licensable activities (please give times in 24 hour clock). (Please read note 8)
you have 96 hours
I would recommend planning for setting up, testing out your equipment, the main event as well as packing up time.
you have 96 hours!
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Please state the maximum number of people at any one time that you intend to allow to be present at the premises during the times when you intend to carry on licensable activities, including any staff, organisers or performers. (Please read note 9)
don't know why they ask this, as the maximum is 499 (inc staff, performers and every other mutha etc)
you should have at least 1 steward to every 100 people at any one time. at least some of these should be trained in fire safety, first aid, security etc.
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If the licensable activities will include the supply of alcohol, please state ....
check your local form for more detail.. they are available free!
but you can sell / supply beer if you want to...
now you've completed your form, you want to check that it's accurate, because the declartion you will need to sign at the end goes like this
I understand that it is an offence:
(i) to knowingly or recklessly make a false statement in connection with this temporary event notice and that a person is liable on conviction for such an offence to a fine up to level 5 on the standard scale; and
(ii) to permit an unauthorised licensable activity to be carried on at any place and that a person is liable on conviction for any such offence to a fine not exceeding £20,000, or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months, or to both
good luck and enjoy the party! :wink:
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Kick ass mall cop Darrien Long FIRED Had to happen, apparently the mall got raided for counterfiet cash and other dodgy sales
Darien Long Fired? 'Kick Ass' Atlanta Mall Cop Reportedly Loses Job Over Controversial Videos
Mall cop Darrien Long (kickassmallcop) Tazers anothere hoodlum This dude is crazy, check though his videos and you will se him pulling his tazer or his real gun SO much. He tazerd some woman (if you could call her that) the other week and thanks to reddit he was sponsored by a new tazer company.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6i7C-IniHg&lc=v3_47mCvstofG0tkIgLX8n-9K2lvtiN22381xNhrXoY
Geriatric Crime Wave: Watch Out for Those OAPS! some quite nasty crimes committed by these oldsters..
there was even a prison officer in the grauniad saying they need to put in stuff in the prison hospital like chairlifts, zimmers, defibrilators and other stuff for oldies' care and HMP was becoming like an old peoples home
he said not only have they got all the 70s "hard men" criminals who are doing life stretches now reaching their 60s, there is a real increase in pensioners of both genders committing serious crime, particularly domestic violence
and they whinge about us youngsters
Bond villain held over wife death
An actor who starred as a James Bond villain is being questioned by police after his wife was found murdered.
Irvin Allen was arrested after the body of Chamlong Allen, 48, was discovered in a lock-up close to their home in Ladbroke Grove, west London.
Police said a post mortem confirmed she died of multiple stab wounds.
The actor starred as evil henchman Che Che in On Her Majesty's Secret Service and Stromberg Sailor in The Spy Who Loved Me.
Mr Allen, who also took roles in Stanley Kubrick's Lolita and The Revenge Of The Pink Panther, lived with his wife and three children in a flat in Adair Road.
The 6ft 5in star, now aged in his 60s, had retired to run the Mr Tasty food stall in Portobello Road market.
Police confirmed a man arrested in connection with the death is being held in custody and being questioned by Serious Crime Directorate detectives.
the centre mentioned below has a minimum intake age of 60...
Patient died after care home assault
A WOMAN suffering from a heart and lung condition died after being assaulted by a fellow patient at a Sand-hurst care home.
Yvonne Newell, 62, had suffered from mental health problems since the 60s and had lived at Harts Leap Care Centre in Sandhurst for many years.
An inquest into Mrs Newell's death at Windsor Guildhall on Thursday heard that a fellow patient, who was on a trial period at the private hospital, had punched Mrs Newell and pulled her hair. The patient had been on one-to-one observation - a member of staff had to be near her for 24 hours a day.
The inquest heard the patient had been left with care assistant Beata Hrycyna while another member of staff was absent. But the patient left the dining room and assaulted Mrs Newell, who was sitting in the doorway to her room nearby.
Elizabeth Luswazi, a mental health nurse, who was also in the dining room, told Berkshire Coroner Peter Bedford she had seen the patient leave and followed her. She said the patient started punching Yvonne in the face.
She said: "When I was nearby she started grabbing her hair. I was trying to take her hands off her head."
She said Mrs Newell's face and lips were blue and she had slight bleeding from one nostril.
Other members of staff described helping to prise the patient's hands from Mrs Newell's hair and leading her away while other staff tried to resuscitate the injured pensioner.
Pathologist Dr Robert Chapman told the inquest Mrs Newell was suffering from heart disease, emphysema, bronchitis and the start of pneumonia.
In a report he said the extent of her natural disease was that she could have died at any time. But he told the inquest pain, anxiety or physical activity could cause someone with this degree of disease to collapse.
The coroner ruled that Mrs Newell had died of exacerbation of chronic pulmonary disease with an abnormal increase in the size of her heart.
He said: "Her death was probably accelerated by a short time by the anxiety and physical activity suffered in the assault which otherwise did not inflict injuries that would be expected to be fatal."
an old age chav from the thames valley area!
* At 9.55pm on 29 November, a 44-year-old Newbury man was walking along the towpath in Butson Close, Newbury, when he passed a man walking four dogs on leads. As he passed, one of the dogs snapped at the victim’s ankle.
The victim was not injured and no damage was caused to his clothing but he remonstrated with the dog owner about the actions of his pet.
The offender then pushed the victim and threatened to push him in the canal.
The offender is white, aged 60-65 and 5ft 8 to 5ft 10. He had slightly balding grey hair and was of stocky build. The dogs are described as black and white terriers, possibly Jack Russells.
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UK : East : Local Councillor goes on night time economy patrol with Town Pastors Interesting insight into how the town centre drinking culture is monitored here. There are no longer any "rave friendly" clubs in Ipswich, because in the past they have attracted less than friendly rival groups of dealers and sketchy idiots who combine stims and booze can still fuck up the atmosphere of such an event by fighting amongst each other and bringing everything on top.
Although I'm not religious, the Town Pastors do deserve credit - they genuinely do a lot of good in defusing situations but not letting folk get away with scummy behaviour, whilst not using direct physical force like bouncers and cops often have to.
I didn't know Ipswich even had an SOS bus...
As it was the Saturday before Christmas it was expected to be busy and the emergency services were well prepared, with around 30 police officers on town centre duty, also St Johns Ambulance and a SOS bus based at Cardinal Park to give medical treatment.
I went out on patrol with Paul and Julie, both experienced town pastors. In fact Paul was one of the founding members. We were radioed up so we could hear what was happening and communicate any issues we faced. As soon as we stepped out it became apparent what a good relationships the pastors have with some of the regular revellers. A young lady told us how thankful she was for help she received when worse for wear a few weeks ago. She tried to give some money to say thanks but we advised we could not accept but she could donate on line.
The majority of people out where good natured and in good spirit. When they see us they ask for a Freddo bar and engage in some light hearted banter. We did attend some incidents that were not so light hearted; we were came across a young man with a nasty gash across his nose after being head butted, we stayed with him until help arrived. We also witnessed a door man being assaulted; the police arrived and arrested the attacker and we gave statements.
Guest Post: Glen Chisholm samples the Ipswich Night-time economy with the Ipswich Town Pastors « Ipswich Spy
IN : North Goa bar owner busted for noise violations The panch is a local term for the parish/local Council. The feds didn't just steam in without warning, bar owner had previously had some warnings before and there was a 150 signature petition from the locals about the noise!
MAPUSA: Anjuna police on Tuesday night arrested and later released on bail Sanjay Govekar, owner of a bar and restaurant, at Dando, Anjunafor allegedly playing loud amplified music beyond the permissible time limit without taking permission from competent authority.
After complaints by the locals, police conducted the raid and nabbed Govekar, resident of Soranto wada, Anjuna.
Residents from Dando were disturbed by the loud music being played in the restaurant and bar in Anjuna. Locals called up Anjuna deputy sarpanch Savio Almeida and Lavino Rebello, who have been appointed representatives of the villagers to inform police about illegal rave parties. Almeida, Rebello along with panch members Dinesh Patil and Sheetal Naik and locals went to the police station at about 11pm and complained about noise pollution. They also rang up the SP, locals informed.
Acting on the complaint, Anjuna police team visited the spot and it was noticed that loud amplified music was being played at Shiva Valley bar and restaurant owned by Sanjay Govekar. People were seen dancing to the tunes of the music.
Music equipment such as two big speakers, an amplifier and two CDs were attached under panchanama. An offence under Section 7 and 10 of Madhya Pradesh Control of Music and Noise Act was registered. Govekar was arrested and released on bail. Further investigation are in progress.
Locals alleged that a part of the proceeds from the rave parties go to politicians and police, so they turn a blind eye to the happenings.
Dy sarpanch Savio Almeida said that it an open secret that drugs are used at rave party spots which he said was giving Anjuna a bad name and driving away decent foreign tourists.
"MLA Dayanand Mandrekar should intervene and stop the illegal rave party menace and rescue people from the trauma of sleepless nights," Savio Almeida said.
The locals of Anjuna have started protesting against late night rave parties which have become common in Anjuna causing noise pollution.
North Goa SP Vijay Singh on Saturday met locals of Anjuna who have been complaining about loud music played in shacks and at late night parties and assured them of taking legal action against loud music.
Following the meeting, deputy sarpanch Savio Almeida and panch Lavino Rebello were appointed representatives of the affected people who will contact the police whenever illegal rave parties are organized.
Anjuna bar owner held, freed on bail for loud music - Times Of India
UK : East : Ipswich’s violent crime hotspots revealed.. doesn't surprise me, and I'm glad this has been exposed, so now the authorities can start taking action...
I'm sceptical myself as to how much really is due to "drink" and how much to poor impulse control and a culture of "might makes right" within groups of people though (particularly if only 20% are stranger attacks). but if people won't play nice the state can actually take the playground away from them - wasn't that long ago town centres shut at midnight, not 2am or 3am and if you were on the streets "too late" cops searched you!
The hotspots for violent crime in the town can be exclusively revealed today, following data published by Suffolk Police.
The statistics, released following a Freedom of Information request, show the areas with the highest levels of violent crime are also the sites of some of the town’s most popular pubs and clubs.
Cardinal Park had the highest number of incidents, with 102 violent crimes reported in 2009/10, which works out at nearly two per week.
There were 90 incidents in Old Cattle Market, 84 in Northgate Street and 72 in Tacket Street, as well as 76 violent crimes on Norwich Road.
These range from the most serious offences, such as grievous bodily harm, to threatening behaviour and harassment.
There was a total of 3,445 violent crimes in the Ipswich area, although Suffolk Police said that almost 80 per cent of these involved people who already knew each other rather than attacks by strangers.
A police spokesman said: “These are almost all town centre spots so those violent crimes will usually happen on a Friday or Saturday night.
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The Police are WONDERFUL people Hi all,
I think the Police are wonderful . They protect us from bad guys , they make our lives safe and comfortable .
They make our society better , they make sure we have the freedom we deserve and enjoy .
THE POLICE ARE NICE PEOPLE HELPING US NOT BREAK THE LAW ...
We should thank them ....REALLY ...we should .
PARTA , KB .
PV Party Reckon enough of us have DJ abilities to pump tunes all night (I'd personally mix for hours on end happily) in a house with known pv members and friends of.
Just a passing thought through my brain, could be sweet as fuck if done properly.
CAN IT EVER TRULY HAPPEN ON THIS SITE? :bounce_fl12
Now that’s what I call CRIMINAL BBC News - Warrington freight train anti-tank mine theft suspects held
Fucking hell! Muppets tried to take 40 anti-tank mines? That's a hell of a November 5th party.
Birkenhead. Need I say more? (Berk-In-Head for those that haven't got the joke).
Well, maybe I'd better say congrats to the cops on this one. Which makes a change.
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