Licences
Key facts
- If you offer short-stay accommodation (of any kind) to overnight visitors and have installed television sets in the accommodation, you need a 'Hotel and Mobile Units Television Licence' (hotel licence).
- If you play any copyright music in public or on your premises or if it is performed live, you may need a Performing Right Society licence.
- If you offer a DVD film library, you need a DVD Concierge Licence.
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