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The Financial Conduct Authority is responsible for authorising businesses and individuals to carry out regulated financial service activities and offer credit t...

Sellers of non-medical poisons such as caustic soda, some chemical toilet fluids and drain cleaners, must follow regulations from the Home Office.

You may need to obtain a licence from us if you wish to store or sell fireworks in County Durham

To authorise the supply of alcohol and regulated entertainment in a qualifying club in County Durham, you need a club premises certificate from us.

The Licensing Act 2003 places a duty on us as a licensing authority to review our licensing policies at least every five years.

Under the Licensing Act 2003, responsible authorities and other persons have the right to make representations relating to premises/club premises applications o...

Premises licences are required for different forms of gambling, for example betting offices, track premises or adult gaming centres.

Pubs and some other licensed premises have an automatic entitlement to two gaming machines, subject to a notification procedure under the Gambling Act 2005. If ...

A 'small lottery' registration, issued by us, allows small lotteries to be run for purposes other than private gain by societies (which includes clubs, institut...

To carry out house-to-house collections for charitable purposes in County Durham you will need a permit from us. This page gives information about the permit an...