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1231W<br />
Written Answers<br />
6 JUNE 2013<br />
Written Answers<br />
1232W<br />
Licensed Premises<br />
Jesse Norman: To ask the Secretary of State for the<br />
Home Department how many alcohol licences have<br />
been issued to premises in England and Wales with a<br />
rateable value of over (a) £1,000,000 and (b)<br />
£2,000,000 in each year since 2007. [157476]<br />
Mr Jeremy Browne: The Home Office does not collect<br />
this information. Its alcohol licensing statistics collection<br />
covers numbers of premises licences by fee band (based<br />
on non-domestic rateable value). The highest of these<br />
fee bands includes premises with rateable values of at<br />
least £125,001.<br />
The most recent Home Office alcohol licensing statistics<br />
are published in ’Alcohol and Late Night Refreshment<br />
Licensing, England and Wales 2011-12’, which is published<br />
on-line at:<br />
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/alcohol-andlate-night-refreshment-licensing-england-and-wales-2011-12<br />
Cathy Jamieson: To ask the Secretary of State for the<br />
Home Department how many retailers have had their<br />
licences (a) suspended and (b) removed as a result of<br />
illegal sales, w<strong>here</strong> the duty and VAT had not been<br />
paid, of (i) alcohol and (ii) tobacco in each of the last<br />
five years for which figures are available. [157770]<br />
Mr Jeremy Browne: The Home Office Alcohol,<br />
Entertainment and Late Night Refreshment Licensing<br />
Statistical Bulletin collects the number of licences revoked,<br />
but does not indicate why they were revoked. Licences<br />
may be revoked following a review by the licensing<br />
authority for a number of reasons.<br />
The latest available information shows the number of<br />
premises licences, club premises certificates and personal<br />
licences surrendered, lapsed, revoked, forfeited, suspended<br />
or withdrawn for England and Wales licensing authorities<br />
between 1 April 2006 and 31 March 2010 and 2011-12.<br />
These figures can be seen within the tables.<br />
The Home Office does not deal with tobacco policy.<br />
This should be referred to the Department of Health.<br />
Table 1: Premises licences surrendered, lapsed, suspended by a court, closure notice, England and Wales, 2006-07 to 2009-10 and 2011-12<br />
Financial year Surrendered 1 Lapsed 2 Suspended by a court 3 Closure notice 4<br />
2006-07 2,630 232 70 *<br />
2007-08 3,786 423 18 44<br />
2008-09 4,527 591 12 54<br />
2009-10 4,902 836 2 100<br />
2011-12 5 4,386 493 1 92<br />
‘*’ = Unknown (not collected in 2006-07).<br />
1<br />
W<strong>here</strong> a Premises Licence is surrendered under Section 28 of the Licensing Act 2003.<br />
2<br />
W<strong>here</strong> a Premises Licence has lapsed due to the death, incapacity, insolvency etc. of the licence holder, as set out under Section 27 of the Licensing Act 2003.<br />
Excludes instances w<strong>here</strong> a Premises Licence was in effect for a limited period, but the period has since expired (e.g. one-off events).<br />
3<br />
W<strong>here</strong> a Premises Licence is suspended by a court, under Section 147B(1)of the Licensing Act 2003 (as amended by the Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006) forthe<br />
sale or supply of alcohol, following an offence of persistently selling to underage children.<br />
4<br />
. W<strong>here</strong> a premises is prohibited from selling alcohol for 48 hours following a closure notice under S.169A.<br />
5<br />
Based only on the 336 out of 350 licensing authorities who provided data.<br />
Table 2: Club premises certificates surrendered, lapsed, withdrawn, England and Wales, 2006-07 to 2009-10 and 2011-12<br />
Financial year Surrendered 1 Lapsed 2 Withdrawn 3<br />
2006-07 2 210 2 13<br />
2007-08 255 7 13<br />
2008-09 317 8 19<br />
2009-10 323 7 21<br />
2011-12 4 272 26 12<br />
1<br />
W<strong>here</strong> a Club Premises Certificate is surrendered under Section 81 (3) of the Licensing Act 2003.<br />
2<br />
W<strong>here</strong> a Club Premises Certificates has lapsed because it had effect for a limited period, but that period has since expired.<br />
3<br />
W<strong>here</strong> a Club Premises Certificate is withdrawn under Section 90 of the Licensing Act 2003.<br />
4<br />
Based only on the 332 out of 350 licensing authorities who provided data.<br />
Table 3: Personal licences surrendered, revoked, forfeited, suspended by a court, England and Wales, 2006-07 to 2009-10 and 2011-12<br />
Financial year Surrendered 1 Revoked 2 Forfeited 3 Suspended by a court 4<br />
2006-07 192 11 13 13<br />
2007-08 176 21 8 15<br />
2008-09 317 9 6 18<br />
2009-10 251 22 12 10<br />
2011-12 5 258 25 8 14<br />
1<br />
W<strong>here</strong> a Personal Licence: is surrendered under Section 116 of the Licensing Act 2003.<br />
2<br />
W<strong>here</strong> a Personal Licence is revoked under Section 124 of the Licensing Act 2003.<br />
3<br />
W<strong>here</strong> a Premises Licence has been forfeited following a court order under Section 129 of the Licensing Act 2003 in the time period specified (and w<strong>here</strong> that order<br />
has not been suspended, pending an appeal under Sections 129(4) or 130 of the Licensing Act 2003).<br />
4<br />
W<strong>here</strong> a Personal Licence is suspended following a court order under Section 129 of the Licensing Act 2003 in the time period specified (and w<strong>here</strong> that order has<br />
not been suspended, pending an appeal under Sections 129(4) or 130 of the Licensing Act 2003).<br />
5<br />
Based only on the 336 out of 350 licensing authorities who provided data.<br />
Members: Correspondence<br />
Mr Spellar: To ask the Secretary of State for the<br />
Home Department when the hon. Member for Warley<br />
can expect to receive a reply from her Department to<br />
his letter of 18 April regarding the case of Ms.<br />
Mangena. [158107]<br />
Mr Harper: The Home Office wrote to the right hon.<br />
Member on 4 June 2013.