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Leads for insurance brokers and accountants: new operators, as they set up.

A company applying for its first premises licence is setting up a business: cover to arrange, books to keep. CiviFlow shows you the company, not just the address.

What to look for

The records that matter to you.

New companies

Each company applicant is matched to Companies House, with its number, incorporation date and registered office. A company formed in the last few months is very likely a new operator, setting everything up for the first time.

Transfers

The licence moving to a new holder usually means a new business behind the same premises, with its own cover and its own accounts to arrange.

A company, never a person

You approach a business. Where the applicant is an individual rather than a company, the record says so and shows nothing that identifies them.

From the sample issue, 9 November 2026

Real records, from the register.

More of the sample
TransferLeeds · Tier A

Bottle And Craft

49A Queen Street, Morley, Leeds LS27 8EE

Applicant
McCarthys Hospitality Ltd
Company
Companies House 16702230, incorporated 8 September 2025, registered at the premises

New owner taking over the licence. Transfers only appear on council registers, not in public notices.

Likely to need

  • Refit after change of hands
  • Flooring
  • Signage
  • Accountant

Every record

Enough to make the call.

Every Monday morning, as a web list, a spreadsheet and a PDF, filtered to your councils.

  • The premises, its address and its council
  • The applicant company, with its Companies House number, incorporation date and whether it is registered at the premises
  • A signal tier (A, B or C) and a plain-English note
  • The things the venue is likely to need, as tags

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