The Licensing Act 2003 (Permitted Temporary Activities) (Notices and Fees) (Wales) Regulations 2014
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4 Permitted temporary activities: temporary event notice (2014 FIFA World Cup)
A specified time is— (a) the period beginning at 11pm on 14th June 2014 and ending at 1am on 15th June 2014; (b) the period of four hours beginning at 8pm on 19th June 2014; (c) the period of four hours beginning at 9pm on 28th June 2014, provided that the Men’s Senior England Football Team play in the tournament match which begins at 9pm on 28th June 2014; (d) the period of four hours beginning at 9pm on 29th June 2014, provided that the Men’s Senior England Football Team play in the tournament match which begins at 9pm on 29th June 2014; (e) the period of four hours beginning at 9pm on 4th July 2014, provided that the Men’s Senior England Football Team play in the tournament match which begins at 9pm on 4th July 2014; (f) the period of four hours beginning at 9pm on 5th July 2014, provided that the Men’s Senior England Football Team play in the tournament match which begins at 9pm on 5th July 2014; (g) the period of four hours beginning at 9pm on 8th July 2014, provided that the Men’s Senior England Football Team play in the tournament match which begins at 9pm on 8th July 2014; (h) the period of four hours beginning at 9pm on 9th July 2014, provided that the Men’s Senior England Football Team play in the tournament match which begins at 9pm on 9th July 2014; (i) the period of four hours beginning at 9pm on 12th July 2014, provided that the Men’s Senior England Football Team play in the tournament match which begins at 9pm on 12th July 2014; and (j) the period of four hours beginning at 8pm on 13th July 2014, provided that the Men’s Senior England Football Team play in the tournament match which begins at 8pm on 13th July 2014.
4 Permitted temporary activities: temporary event notice (2014 FIFA World Cup)
A specified time is— (a) the period beginning at 11pm on 14th June 2014 and ending at 1am on 15th June 2014; (b) the period of four hours beginning at 8pm on 19th June 2014; (c) the period of four hours beginning at 9pm on 28th June 2014, provided that the Men’s Senior England Football Team play in the tournament match which begins at 9pm on 28th June 2014; (d) the period of four hours beginning at 9pm on 29th June 2014, provided that the Men’s Senior England Football Team play in the tournament match which begins at 9pm on 29th June 2014; (e) the period of four hours beginning at 9pm on 4th July 2014, provided that the Men’s Senior England Football Team play in the tournament match which begins at 9pm on 4th July 2014; (f) the period of four hours beginning at 9pm on 5th July 2014, provided that the Men’s Senior England Football Team play in the tournament match which begins at 9pm on 5th July 2014; (g) the period of four hours beginning at 9pm on 8th July 2014, provided that the Men’s Senior England Football Team play in the tournament match which begins at 9pm on 8th July 2014; (h) the period of four hours beginning at 9pm on 9th July 2014, provided that the Men’s Senior England Football Team play in the tournament match which begins at 9pm on 9th July 2014; (i) the period of four hours beginning at 9pm on 12th July 2014, provided that the Men’s Senior England Football Team play in the tournament match which begins at 9pm on 12th July 2014; and (j) the period of four hours beginning at 8pm on 13th July 2014, provided that the Men’s Senior England Football Team play in the tournament match which begins at 8pm on 13th July 2014.
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