How to advertise your public notice for premises licences or special treatment licences in east London publication Wharf Life
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Calling businesses looking for a Tower Hamlets local newspaper for public notices.
It is currently a legal requirement to advertise certain forms of public notice in a local newspaper with a relevant circulation.
These include premises licences and special treatment licences.
For example, on premises licences Tower Hamlets Council says: “You must publish a notice on at least one occasion in a local newspaper, circulating in the vicinity of the premises during the period of ten working days starting on the day after the application was given to the licensing authority.
“The newspaper advert can be any size or colour but must be readable.”
Wharf Life – which is published every two weeks in print and has a circulation of 15,000 copies – regularly carries such notices for businesses in Tower Hamlets in its classified section.
If you are a business owner, seeking to advertise a public notice in a local newspaper we can easily help.
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We keep out rates extremely competitive as we believe businesses should not be asked to pay a premium to satisfy legal obligations, especially when they are just starting out.
If you need to advertise a premises licence, special treatment licence or any other public notice in a Tower Hamlets local newspaper, speak to our expert – Jess Maddison – on 07944 000 144 or email jess.maddison@wharf-life.com for a quote.
All our prices are inclusive of layout.
Tower Hamlets local newspaper – our circulation
Wharf Life is a free pick-up newspaper that is distributed via more than 170 points across east London.
These include high footfall locations in the Canary Wharf malls and to numerous businesses and residential buildings throughout the London Borough Of Tower Hamlets.
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