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Licensing Sub-Committee - Monday 26 February 2024 10.00 am
February 26, 2024 View on council website Watch video of meeting Read transcript (Professional subscription required)Summary
The council meeting focused on the application for a new premises license for a bar and grill on London Road. The license was granted despite objections from a local resident concerned about potential noise and disorder. The decision was made with conditions agreed upon with local police and environmental protection services.
Decision: Granting of Premises License The committee decided to grant the premises license with specific conditions. The applicant argued that the establishment would be managed responsibly, with measures to prevent noise and disorder, aligning with police and environmental guidelines. A local resident expressed concerns about potential noise, increased disorder, and the impact on the community, citing problems with existing venues. The decision implies that the committee believes the new management will adhere to the conditions set and not exacerbate local issues. The license is subject to review if problems occur.
Interesting Occurrence: During the meeting, the local resident who objected revealed a lack of awareness about the ability to contest licenses until recently. This sparked a discussion about the impact of licensed premises on local communities and the processes involved in licensing. The openness of the new establishment's representatives to community dialogue was also noted, suggesting potential for future community engagement and responsiveness to local concerns.
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