Procedure to apply and obtain an Alcohol License in UK

To sell or provide alcohol in England and Wales, businesses, groups, or individuals must first get a license or other authorization from a licensing body, typically a local council. The Home Office is in charge of overseeing the law and policy governing this area.
You must fill out an application form and submit it to your neighborhood council along with the required fee to apply for a license. Depending on the application you are making, you might also need to send copies of your form to the police and other “responsible authorities.”
You can apply online if your council accepts electronic applications.
If not, you can apply by using the postal forms in this advice’s applicable section.
You can find the license form here.
You should also speak with your neighborhood council about the application procedure.

The contact details for Home Office (Immigration Enforcement) are:

Alcohol Licensing Team
Lunar House
40 Wellesley Road
Croydon
CR9 2BY

Documents Required

You’ll need to complete the appropriate application form provided by the local authority.
A detailed site plan of the premises where you intend to sell alcohol.
Personal identification documents, such as a passport or driver’s license.
A utility bill or other document showing your address.
Depending on the license type, you or certain staff members might need to undergo a DBS, formerly a CRB check.
This might be required to ensure the safety of your premises.
Proof of insurance coverage might be necessary.

You must be at least 18 years old.
For a personal license, you’ll need to obtain a recognized Personal License Holder qualification.
The premises you intend to use must suit the intended activities and meet safety and hygiene standards.
You and your staff should not have relevant criminal convictions.
For further details check here.