Party Vibe

Suffolk Coastal has an online licensing check system as well (not as user friendly as Babergh)

https://apps2.suffolkcoastal.gov.uk/ELicensing/main.dll

here’s forest heath (Bury St Edmunds) – although some well known places are missing – they haven’t had any events lately either, maybe they’ve closed?

http://www.epac.forest-heath.gov.uk/

@`Matt 392376 wrote:

Actully a very good idea. Does it inculde contact numbers of the venues aswell? There always a bugger to get when your trying to book a small village hall.

Some do and some don’t.

What they will show is the name of the premises license holder/and or that of the village hall committee… you can then google for info on the hall committee..

in the village I work in (in Mid Suffolk) the contact info for the hall committee is published in some local community magazine and I think its on the “one suffolk” website…

ironically the old bill claim that some folk are booking the halls with false details and the events go over capacity and damage happens hence certain events being treated as illegal raves, but if everyone is honest the worst what could happen is they refuse the booking and then a honest discussion can be had in the community about where dance music enthusiasts are supposed to host their events….

@`Matt 392376 wrote:

Actully a very good idea. Does it inculde contact numbers of the venues aswell? There always a bugger to get when your trying to book a small village hall. Do you no if other countys are doing this, namely norfolk? Im thinking i could maybe produce one of these for my A2 computing project. Would help out alot of my friends and me also with a good grade :).

I think its nationwide as I found the license of Poly’s favourite takeaway and he’s in SE England..

Here’s the register for South Norfolk. I don’t know the names of all the district councils in Norfolk to find the rest…

http://lic.south-norfolk.gov.uk/protected/wca/main.jsp