Yes, there are exceptions to the two-week notice period for Temporary Events Notices in Southend. According to the available council information, the standard notice period is 10 working days before the event, but objections from the Police or Environmental Health can be made within 2 working days of receiving the notice, which can affect the timeline.
Here’s a summary of the notice requirements:
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Standard Notice Period | 10 working days |
| Objection Period | 2 working days for Police/Environmental Health |
| Tacit Authorisation | Automatic on the 3rd working day after submission |
It's advisable to communicate early with the Licensing Team to clarify any concerns or to get advice on the notice requirements. If you're planning an event, ensure you submit your notice well in advance to avoid any potential issues. For more details on Temporary Events Notices, you can check the Temporary Events Notice License directory.