Best Bar None Awards Scheme
What is Best Bar None?
Best Bar None (BBN) is an awards scheme for licensed premises running in over 90 locations across the UK.
It recognises and rewards pubs, bars and clubs that strive to reduce alcohol related disorder and create a safer environment in Camden for people to live, work, visit and socialise.
Venues that apply undergo a rigourous onsite assessement by a multi-agency team of assessors including the police, fire brigade and our noise or licensing officers.
Those that pass the minimum national standard are awarded with accredited status. We invite all applicants to the BBN awards ceremony where venues that have gone that extra mile go head to head for the best bar, best pub and best club awards.
All accredited venues win a BBN plaque to show their customers they are socialising in a venue that is committed to their wellbeing and safety.
Launched in Camden in 2006, the scheme is backed by the Home Office and was shortlisted for the most innovative scheme at the 2008 Best Bar None Conference.
Page last updated Apr 21, 2010 4:48 PM
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Camden Best Bar None Guidance Booklet
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