Temporary Event Notice (TEN)

Temporary event information

Objections

We can’t refuse a notice unless the police or our environmental health department object to it. They must do this within 3 working days of receiving it.

They can only object if they think your event could:

  • lead to crime and disorder
  • cause a public nuisance
  • be a threat to public safety
  • put children at risk of harm

If there’s an objection, our licensing committee will hold a meeting (called a ‘hearing’) no later than 24 hours before the event (unless all parties agree that a hearing isn’t needed).

At the hearing, the committee will either approve, add conditions or reject the notice.

If the police or environmental health object to a late TEN, the notice won’t be valid and you can’t hold the event.