These are the agendas for the meetings of the Western Cape Liquor Licence Board for 2008. Each Agenda lists the liquor licence applications that the Board has discussed or will be discussing at the meeting.  > 

Comments on this bill should be sent to The Acting Secretary: Western Cape Provincial Parliament (Attention: Ms NF Saliwa); P.O. Box 648; Cape Town; 8000 or emailed to nsaliwa@wcpp.gov.za or faxed to NF Saliwa at 021 487 1685.  > 

Anyone wishing to sell, manufacture or distribute liquor is required by law to have a liquor licence.  > 

This note provides information on when and how to renew your liquor licence.  > 

This is a comprehensive list of contacts relating to liquor regulation.  > 

This Act contains provisions regulating the sale of liquor, including provisions creating a Liquor Board and provisions outlining liquor licensing procedures.  > 

The act provides for essential national standards and minimum standards required for the rendering of services. It also provides for measures to promote co-operative government in the area of liquor regulation.  > 

Find current Western Cape Liquor Board Assessment Guidelines for liquor licence applications within residential areas as referred to in Section 22 (of the Liquor Act, Act 27 Of 1989)  > 

You can object to an application for a liquor licence.  > 

If a licensed trader causes a nuisance this may be in breach of the Liquor Act or the conditions of the licence. A complaint must be laid with the police, who will take steps against the trader. Where a community organisation, for example a community ...  > 

This is a summary of all valid liquor licences in the Western Cape as of August 2003 to current.  >