Gambling Policy
Summary
As a result of the Gambling Act 2005, we are responsible for the licensing of all premises in South Norfolk where gambling is to take place (e.g. casinos, betting premises, bingo premises etc.). This Statement of Licensing Policy sets out the policies we will apply when making decisions on licence applications.
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Further information
Gambling Act 2005 - Statement of Policy
The Statement of Policy will remain in effect for a maximum of three years. Before the end of the three year period, consultation on the policy and changes to it will take place before a new revised policy is published.
A full list of those consulted is printed in the policy, the consultation is also advertised on this website.
If you or your organisation wish to be added to the list of those to be consulted on future revisions of the policy please contact the licensing team with your details.
Appeals Procedure
In general, if you wish to appeal against a decision made by the licensing authority, you must appeal to the appropriate Magistrates' Court within a period of 21 days commencing on the day on when the licensing decision was made.
If you require further clarification please contact the licensing team on 01508 533704.
Related pages on this website
External links
Gambling Commission
Gives information about their role in the Gambling Act 2005.
Contact us
| contact officer/team: | Licensing Team |
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| web: | online enquiry form |
| email: | licensingteam@s-norfolk.gov.uk |
| telephone: | 01508 533692 |
| minicom/textphone: | 01508 533622 |
| address: | South Norfolk Council South Norfolk House Swan Lane Long Stratton Norwich NR15 2XE |
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If you need information in large print, audio cassette, braille, translation (written or verbal) or signed interpretation, let us know when you contact us.
Last updated on: 26 May 2011