- Licence Type
- Public entertainment licence
- Who should apply?
- Anyone who provides entertainment for the public
- Definitions and more
- A licence is required if you want to provide entertainment - such as a dance, concert, variety show or similar for members of the public, whether or not they have to pay to get in.
- Cost
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Cost depends on number of attendees.
Under 500 Attendees
500-3000 Attendees
3000-5000 Attendees
5000+ AttendeesNormal Licence lasts for 3 years.
Temporary Licence lasts for up to 6 weeks.See Environmental Health Charge Sheet for 2024 to 2025 rates found on page 1 near the middle.
If it is not within this timescale please phone or email the office to get the up to date rate.
01595 745250 or ehadmin@shetland.gov.uk - What you need to supply
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Application Checklist (pdf)
- Application pack
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Full Application (pdf)
Temporary Application (pdf)
Fire Safety Checklist Permanent Structure (pdf)
Fire Safety Checklist Temporary Structure (pdf)
Event Safety Statement (pdf)
Risk Assessment (pdf)
Site Notice (pdf)
Site Notice Compliance (pdf)
- Conditions and Guidance
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Application Guidance (pdf)
- Further information contact
- ehadmin@shetland.gov.uk