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PRS licence reminder following pub ban

27-Jun-2017 By Ed Bedington

Operators are being warned to ensure they are fully licensed to play music in venues after one licensee was hit with a bill for £3,200 and banned from playing music.

Ex-licensee to pay PRS £9k in damages

09-Mar-2012 By Gurjit Degun

A former licensee of the now-shut Remix Bar in Woking, Surrey, will have to fork out £9,000 in damages to PRS for Music for failing to have a licence to play music for two years.

Pub contests £12K PRS charge

08-Aug-2011 By Adam Pescod

A Buckinghamshire licensee has been drawn into legal proceedings with the Performing Right Society (PRS) over "incredible charges" levied upon him by...

Time to tune in to PRS tariffs

05-Jul-2010 By Peter Coulson

The Performing Right Society tariff known as LP is for pre-arranged ticketed events and is not a pub tariff, says Peter Coulson.

Wrong music tariffs cost licensees dear

30-Nov-2006 By John Harrington john.harrington@william-reed.co.u

Many pubs and clubs are paying far too much for licences to play recorded music because they have been put on the wrong tariff. That is the claim of...

PRS retreats over Eldridge Pope pub's fee

03-Jun-2004

The Performing Right Society (PRS) has dropped legal action against a publican who it wanted to pay fees for music events that would never take...