Invitation to Public Meetings for the New liquor licence renewal process

Please find attached an invitation to a series of public meetings facilitated by the Western Cape Liquor Authority (WCLA). The purpose of these engagements is to introduce the new liquor licence renewal process for 2023 to Licence Holders and Community Members.

We also aim to create a platform for discussion about local issues related to liquor licensing and enforcement and be available for queries via a ‘mobile office’.


Please click  for more information or to register.

For queries or to confirm your attendance at one of the meetings, kindly contact 021 204 9805 or liquor.enquiries@wcla.gov.za.

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