Licensing Act 2003

UK Premises Licence Preflight

Evidence-first premises-licensing preflight for supported local authorities, combining national triggers with encoded local-policy signals and readiness controls.

Human web route: the £19 report form goes directly to the paid path; there is no free browser-form readiness step. Free readiness is available through MCP. Source status can put some authority-specific conclusions into review; check current status before paying. Agent API: $0.03 USDC for a one-authority deterministic preflight or $0.05 USDC for cross-authority comparison.

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What it covers

  • Licensing Act 2003 trigger checks
  • Supported local-policy signals
  • Missing-fact and source-readiness checks
  • Cross-authority comparison

Interfaces

AI-safe MCP
https://premises.regevidencehub.com/ai/mcp

Commercial MCP
https://premises.regevidencehub.com/mcp

The AI-safe and commercial surfaces intentionally have different tool/payment boundaries.

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When the paid path is useful

  • You need an evidence-linked deterministic preflight for one supported licensing authority.
  • You need missing-fact and source-readiness checks before progressing an application.
  • You need to compare licensing requirements across supported authorities.

Start Premises preflight

Grok custom connector

Add to Grok

Connect the public, read-only premises-licensing navigator to your own Grok account. Custom connectors are installed manually and are not currently searchable in Grok's public connector catalogue.

https://premises.regevidencehub.com/ai/mcp
  1. In Grok, open Connectors and select New Connector.
  2. Choose Custom.
  3. Name it RegEvidenceHub — UK Premises Licensing, paste the URL above, and add it.
First testAsk Grok to list supported authorities, check the first exact authority name, and prepare inputs for on-premises alcohol sales.
Decision boundary: regulatory preflight information only. The service is not a regulator, licensing authority, legal adviser, or guarantee of compliance.