Track betting licences

A track betting licence allows betting facilities to be provided at a track or sporting venue. Before a person or organisation can offer betting facilities on a sporting event, they must hold the appropriate licence.

A track betting licence allows premises to be used for betting activities. Separate licences are required for other gambling activities such as bingo or casino gaming.

Types of track betting permission

Gambling premises licence

A gambling premises licence may be required to provide betting facilities at a track.

Apply for a gambling premises licence

Occasional use notice

An occasional use notice may be suitable for temporary or infrequent betting events held at a track.

Occasional use notices can only be used for a maximum of 8 days in a calendar year.

For more advice and the fees for submitting an occasional use notice, contact the Licensing Team.

Contact Licensing

licensing@cheshireeast.gov.uk

Call our Licensing Customer Service Team on 0300 123 5015 during office hours, 8:30am to 5pm Monday to Friday, if you're unable to use our forms.


Licensing Team
Cheshire East Council

Regulatory Services and Health C/O
Delamere House, Delamere Street

Crewe
Cheshire
CW1 2LL

Page last reviewed: 29 July 2026