Open consultation: Alcohol in licensed pavement areas

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May 24

14:15 2024

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Businesses such as pubs and restaurants are licensed to sell alcohol for customers to drink on the premises (on-sales).

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the government passed regulations allowing them to sell alcohol for takeaway, delivery and to drink in licensed pavement areas (off-sales), without changing their licence.

The regulations expire on 31 March 2025. This consultation sets out permanent options for alcohol licensing after this date.

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