Products / By trade
A new venue needs a sign, and a venue with a new owner often wants one. The licence application gives you the trading name and the company before it opens.
What to look for
A new venue with a new trading name, and a frontage still to be made.
A change of hands can bring a new name or a new front. You see the new holder in the first issue after the transfer reaches the register.
Each record names the company behind the venue and flags chains and landlords, so you can tell an independent making its own choices from an operator that buys centrally.
From the sample issue, 9 November 2026
9 Call Lane, Leeds LS1 7DH
Wine bar applying for alcohol 11:00 to 02:00 every day. Received 4 November 2026; consultation closes 2 December.
Likely to need
49A Queen Street, Morley, Leeds LS27 8EE
New owner taking over the licence. Transfers only appear on council registers, not in public notices.
Likely to need
Every record
Every Monday morning, as a web list, a spreadsheet and a PDF, filtered to your councils.
Tell us what you sell and where. We will send you the full West Yorkshire sample issue.