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Making Licensing Payments
The Licensing Unit can take payments for applications.
Types of Payment
Debit card and credit card payments by telephone
The Licensing Unit can process your payment instantly. When
payments are accepted, it can issue you with a receipt via email or
send you confirmation in the post. Please have your payment card
ready for a member of the unit to enter on the computer system.
They will ensure that your card details and personal information
remain secure and confidential when using the system.
Please do not leave your payment details on voicemail.
Cheques payable to Medway Council
The Licensing Unit can take cheques. All cheques are then
forwarded to the council's cashiers for processing. Once this is
done, a receipt is sent to licensing which is then sent out to the
applicant. This can take some time, so please be patient. In some
cases the licensing team is unable to complete the
processing of your application until the payment is confirmed.
Cash
We are unable to take cash payments in licensing.
You can make payments by cash by visiting the council contact
points Riverside
One or Strood Contact Point using the automated
till. Payments must be made using an appropriate payment slip
or other information to identify the payment. Please
note that their is a delay in making cash payments as all documents
goes to our cashiers department for processing of the payment and
then forwarded to licensing unit.
Annual Fee Payment
If you hold any of the following licences/permits you will
receive an annual invoice:-
- Licensing Act 2003 - Premises Licences and Club Premises
Certificates
- Gambling Act 2005 - Premises Licences, Club Gaming Permits,
Club Machine Permits, Licensed Premises Gaming Machine Permit
You are required to pay an annual fee on the anniversary of
the granting of the licence/permit. The fee
reflects the costs for all council departments for administration,
enforcement and inspection of the premises.
All the above methods of payment are acceptable but you must
also quote the premises name and reference code when
making a payment. The reference code will be on the
invoice that is sent out from the Council Finance Department.
If you have lost the invoice please contact the licensing team.
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