Is changing the DPS a full variation?
No.
Changing the Designated Premises Supervisor has its own simplified variation procedure. Read how to change the DPS.
Change of DPS service · £125 + VAT
If you already hold a Premises Licence but want to change the activities, hours, layout or conditions, you may need to apply for a variation.
There are two main routes: a full variation and a minor variation. The correct procedure depends upon the change you want to make and its potential impact on the licensing objectives.


A full variation may be required for more substantial changes, including certain changes to:
The full variation process is broadly similar to a new Premises Licence application and includes consultation. Layout changes need an updated premises plan.
Minor variations provide a simplified process for changes that are unlikely to adversely affect the licensing objectives. Examples can include certain:
A minor variation cannot be used for every type of change. In particular, it cannot simply be used to extend alcohol-sale hours.
No.
Changing the Designated Premises Supervisor has its own simplified variation procedure. Read how to change the DPS.
Change of DPS service · £125 + VATNo.
A transfer changes the identity of the Premises Licence holder and is dealt with through a separate transfer procedure. Read how to transfer a premises licence.
Premises licence transfer service · £125 + VATSend us the current Premises Licence and tell us what you want to change. We can identify the appropriate application and handle the process for you.
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