A personal licence is granted to an individual by the relevant licensing authority. The personal licence allows the holder to sell or authorise the sale of alcohol in accordance with, and under the terms of, the premises licence. The personal licence application is made to the authority for the council area in which the applicant normally lives. The issuing authority remains the relevant authority, even if the personal licence holder moves to another area. The authority will issue the personal licence in 2 parts: a plastic card including the name and photograph of the holder, and a paper section. The sales of alcohol made on licensed premises (the types of businesses and organisations that need alcohol licences might include: pubs and bars, cinemas, theatres, nightclubs, cafes, restaurants and supermarkets) MUST be made OR authorised by someone who holds a personal licence. You are not required to have a personal licence simply to be employed in a pub or other business that sells alcohol.  However, the premises/business that is licensed to sell alcohol must have one personal licence holder nominated as the designated premises supervisor.

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