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So what's the best way of doing this?

Raffle tickets sold on one side of the room, 'prizes' won on the other side?

wubstep wrote:So what's the best way of doing this?

Raffle tickets sold on one side of the room, 'prizes' won on the other side?

Yes, pretty much. It's how church fetes etc get around not having to apply for temporary licenses.

LOL

Aye, it will be in a church of sorts (crypt) and a charity event so...

wubstep wrote:Aye, it will be in a church of sorts (crypt) and a charity event so...

You may have an issue then if you're in a venue. There are two parts to an alcohol license, sale and consumption on the premises.

Not a venue, just a 14th century crypt I'm putting a gig on; never been any music there to my knowledge, don't send me to prison?

Raffle tokens is the tried and tested way - I've even seen it happen in some tents at major festivals!

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yeah, raffle tickets were how Corsica did it for quite a while- a good way to avoid multiple tills/people handling cash too.

magma wrote:Raffle tokens is the tried and tested way - I've even seen it happen in some tents at major festivals!

That's not to avoid licensing laws though, that's so that they reduce the number of cash registers they need to keep topped up/secure, and to reduce queue times when the servers deal with handing out change etc.

Give us a set

Cheers for the help, raffle it is.

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shame u aint got kryptic minds ha ha ha

Harkat wrote:shame u aint got kryptic minds ha ha ha

Yeah they sure would be an improvement over Hey Colossus

can't you just apply for a temporary license these days?? It was part of the shake-up to licensing laws a few years back, I think you can put on a few events per year unless I've completely misunderstood how it works....

https://www.gov.uk/government/organisat ... ts-notices

^ that. As I understand it, getting a license to sell booze is extremely easy