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What is it?
If the scheme can do that for your business... wouldn't it be unfortunate to miss out? Each venue that applies to join the scheme will be independently assessed on a variety of criteria based on the Licensing Objectives of the Licensing Act 2003 including public safety issues, prevention of crime and disorder, and so on. Once assessed, those venues successful in gaining accreditation will have the chance to be voted best in category and, of course, “Best Bar None” for the current year. There will be an Awards Evening in Autumn of 2007 when all successful applicants will receive their accreditation certificates and award to display which will show the public that yours is a safe venue in which to enjoy a night out. Those applicants that excel will be put forward as possible winners of either Best Pub Award, Best Bar Award or Best Club Award. Best Bar None Award will be awarded to the venue judged to be offering the ultimate in best practice and will be one of the category winners. Also, following the Awards Ceremony, all successful applicants will be listed in the Directory to be found on this website. • Want to know what's in it for you? Click here to find out • |
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Best Bar None rewards venues that are well managed and that take customer safety seriously. But it doesn't end there. The winner of the Manchester Best Bar None 2006 – 5th Avenue –reported an upturn in trade of 45%.
