Kurnia Licensing & Training Consultants

Specialists in The Licensing Act 2003

20 Years of the Licensing Act 2003 – and 20 Years of Kurnia Licensing Consultants

On 24 November 2005, the Licensing Act 2003 came into effect, transforming how alcohol, entertainment, and late-night refreshment are regulated across England and Wales.

And for those same 20 years, Kurnia Licensing Consultants have been leading the way — guiding businesses through the Act from day one.

Coming from a strong background in hospitality, having run and managed licensed venues since the early 1980s, we understand the industry inside out. That real-world experience shapes everything we do, allowing us to offer practical, commercially minded advice that works in the real world — not just on paper.

Since 2005, we’ve handled thousands of premises licence applications, variations, and reviews, supporting clients of every size — from independent operators to national brands — and represented venues at hearings and appeals across England and Wales. We continue to work closely with our trusted legal and regulatory partners to achieve the best possible results for our clients.

As a Highfield accredited training centre, Kurnia has also trained and supported thousands of individuals to achieve their Personal Licence qualification, helping raise industry standards and promote responsible management throughout the hospitality sector.

For two decades, the Licensing Act 2003 has evolved — and so have we. Our mission remains clear: to provide expert, professional, and results-driven licensing solutions for every client, every time.

Whether you’re applying for your first licence, managing compliance, or facing a review, Kurnia Licensing Consultants are here to help.

20 years of licensing expertise.
20 years of trusted results.
20 years of Kurnia.

Book your APLH course with Kurnia Licensing Consultants today from as little as £120.00 plus vat per person.

Kurnia Licensing Consultants Limited is not a law firm and in providing services is not regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.