Temporary event notices must include a risk assessment identifying the control measures you have in place to comply with current government guidelines about COVID-19. Applications without a risk assessment will be returned.
To hold a one-off event, you need to supply a temporary event notice to us at least ten working days before the planned event. We will then consult with the police and Environmental Health.
The notice should tell us:
If the police or Environmental Health has any objections, they may serve an objection notice which will result in a hearing.
It is a criminal offence to carry out unlicensed activities and, if convicted, you could be given a £20,000 fine.
Apply for a temporary event notice (PDF)
You need to email licensing@enfield.gov.uk with your completed application and pay the fee online.
If your application is unsuccessful, you may appeal to a magistrates' court within 21 days of the decision.
For more information see: