IoL Summer Training Conference 2026 – Bookings Now Open
Summer Training Conference returns this July
The Institute of Licensing’s Summer Training Conference returns to Cheltenham this July, bringing together leading legal experts, regulators and practitioners from across the licensing sector.
The conference provides a focused opportunity to explore current issues in licensing, share knowledge and hear directly from those shaping policy and practice.
With a strong line-up of speakers and relevant, topical sessions, the event reflects IoL’s ongoing commitment to supporting licensing professionals and promoting good practice across the UK.
What to expect
- Insight into current licensing topics and developments
- Updates from leading legal and regulatory experts
- Practical discussion informed by sector experience
- Opportunities to connect with peers and share knowledge
Confirmed sessions include
- Digital ID and licensing
- Beauty and aesthetics regulation
- Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025
- National Licensing Policy Framework
- Taxi licensing panel with local authority representatives
Speakers include Sarah Clover (Kings Chambers), Philip Kolvin KC (11KBW) and Tony Stafford (SIA), alongside experienced licensing professionals from local authorities.
Further sessions will be announced.
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