Consultations - Licensing Act 2003
Applications:
These are the recently received applications for new licences/registrations and applications to vary existing licences/registrations:
Policy:
Adur District Council, Worthing Borough Council and the Government often require feedback and public input into policy documents and will embark on public consultation. In this section you will find documents being consulted on at present:
Introduction
Below is a list of the applications under the Licensing Act 2003 that are outstanding and other licensing policy documents that the councils are currently consulting on or awaiting hearings.
All the applications and policy documents can be viewed in full at the Licensing Unit. All licensing hearings are held, in public, at the Adur Civic Centre or Worthing Town Hall unless otherwise noted.
Under the Act minor variation applications cannot be dealt with at hearing but for:
- New premises licence applications
- New club premises certificate applications
- Full variations to existing licences
that receive relevant representations from 'Responsible Authorities' and/or any other person, and mediation is unsuccessful or impractical, a hearing is required.
For a review of a premises licence, or a club premises certificate, a hearing must be held.
All relevant representations received could become public documents and could be published in their entirety in any report that accompanies an application or policy consultation.
It is an offence knowingly or recklessly to make a false statement in connection with an application made under the Licensing Act 2003 and the maximum fine for which a person is liable is £5,000 on summary conviction for the offence.
New Premises Licence at:
Drinky - Gift Boxes
An application for a new premises licence to allow alcohol sales as part of an online and telephone delivery service known as 'Drinky- Gift Boxes'. The online store to be situated at 16 Sea Spray Avenue, Sussex Wharf, Shoreham-by-Sea, BN43 5PR
The application sought authorisation for the sale of alcohol for consumption off the premises.
- Alcohol Off Sales:
- Monday to Sunday 08:00hrs to 19:00hrs (internet sales only)
- Opening to the Public
- The public will not be permitted to attend the premises
The applicant offered a number of conditions in the operating schedule to address the licensing objectives.
Licence holder and applicant: Miss Summer Whittaker
Consultation closes: Thursday 20 May 2021
Committee Hearing: Not required
No relevant representations were received from members of the public but the application attracted a representation from a responsible authority. In this case Sussex Police.
The Licensing Act encourages mediation and this was conducted successfully. The Authority's concerns were addressed by the applicant volunteering a number of conditions to the premises' operating schedule that will become enforceable conditions of licence. As a result of these conditions the representation was withdrawn.
Consequently, an amended licence was granted as per the terms of the Licensing Act 2003.
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New Premises Licence at:
Norwich Drinks Palace
An application for a new premises licence to allow alcohol sales as part of an online and telephone delivery service known as the 'Norwich Drinks Palace'. The online store to be situated at Storage Mart Unit 1019, Chapel Road, Portslade, BN41 1PF.
The application sought authorisation for the sale of alcohol for consumption off the premises.
- Alcohol Off Sales:
- Monday to Sunday 00:00hrs to 24:00hrs (internet sales only)
- Opening to the Public
- The public will not be permitted to attend the premises
The applicant offered a number of conditions in the operating schedule to address the licensing objectives.
Licence holder and applicant: Mr Remigijus Kajutis
Consultation closes: Sunday 23 May 2021
Committee Hearing: Not required.
Consultation extended due to failure to advertise application in accordance with the regulations but once completed....
No relevant representations were received from members of the public but the application attracted a representation from a responsible authority. In this case Sussex Police.
The Licensing Act encourages mediation and this was conducted successfully. The Authority's concerns were addressed by the applicant volunteering a number of conditions to the premises' operating schedule that will become enforceable conditions of licence. As a result of these conditions the representation was withdrawn.
Consequently, an amended licence was granted as per the terms of the Licensing Act 2003.
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Minor Variation to the Premises Licence at:
Perch on Lancing Beach
An application for a 'minor variation' to the premises licence at 'Perch on Lancing Beach'. The cafe & restaurant is situated at 28b Brighton Road, Lancing, BN15 8RA. The licence currently authorises the sale of alcohol for consumption on & off the premises:
- Sale of Alcohol:
- 07:00hrs to 22:00hrs Sunday
- 06:00hrs to 22:30hrs Monday - Friday
- 07:00hrs to 22:30 Saturday
The application sought to vary the existing Licence to:
- To authorise the sale of alcohol from the kiosk on the north side of the venue to allow 'Off Sales'
- Remove the condition on the licence forbidding Off Sales in open containers and replace it with an additional condition stating: That Off Sales may be made from the premises in open containers of a non-glass specification as and when a food order has also been placed at the same time by the same customer and paid for.
No changes to the current activities or hours were proposed.
Licence holder and applicant: Strenson Leisure Ltd.
Consultation closes: Friday 21 May 2021
Committee Hearing: Not required for a minor variation
For a minor variation application, in addition to the statutory public consultation, the Licensing Authority has the discretion to consult any responsible authorities it considers necessary and relevant to the type of application. In this case, as it involved changes to the layout of the premises that could potentially have implications affecting the licensing objectives, Sussex Police, WSCC Fire & Rescue Service and the A&W Environmental Health Team were consulted.
No formal representations were received from members of the public or authorities consulted. After due consideration officers decided the changes proposed unlikely to have an adverse effect on the licensing objectives. Consequently, the minor variation was granted as per the terms of the Licensing Act 2003.
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New Premises Licence at:
Legend's Festival - Adur Recreation Ground
An application for a new premises licence to allow alcohol sales & entertainment at a three day music festival to be known as 'The Legends Festival'. The Festival to be located at Adur Recreation Ground, Brighton Road, Shoreham-by-Sea, BN43 5LT.
The application sought to authorise licenceable activity for a maximum audience of 9,999 persons. The festival to take place over three days (Friday - Sunday) each year sometime in June, July, August or September in agreement with Adur & Worthing Councils.
The application sought authorisation for the sale of alcohol for consumption on the premises and the provision of regulated entertainment in the form of film, recorded music, live music & performance of dance.
- Alcohol Sales:
- 12:00hrs to 23:00hrs Friday - Sunday
- Regulated Entertainment
- 12:00hrs to 23:00hrs Friday - Sunday
- Opening to the Public
- 11:00hrs to 00:00hrs (midnight) Friday - Sunday
The applicant offered a number of conditions in the operating schedule to address the licensing objectives.
Licence holder and applicant: Starlight Concerts Live (Entertainment) Ltd.
Consultation closes: Friday 30 April 2021
Committee Hearing: Not required.
No relevant representations were received from members of the public but the application attracted a representation from a responsible authority. In this case the A&W Councils Environmental Protection Team.
The Licensing Act encourages mediation and this was conducted successfully. The Authority's concerns were addressed by the applicant volunteering a number of conditions to the premises' operating schedule, including a comprehensive noise management plan, that will become enforceable conditions of licence. As a result of these conditions the representation was withdrawn.
Consequently, an amended licence was granted as per the terms of the Licensing Act 2003.
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New Premises Licence at:
Domino's Pizza
An application for a new premises licence to allow the sale of late night refreshment as part of a hot food takeaway with delivery business known as 'Domino's Pizza'. The takeaway restaurant is situated at 44 North Road, Lancing, BN15 9AB.
The application is seeking authorisation for the sale of late night refreshment for consumption off the premises:
- Late Night Refreshment:
- 23:00hrs to 00:00hrs (midnight) Monday - Sunday
- Premises Open to the Public:
- 11:00hrs to 23:00hrs Monday - Sunday
The applicant offered a number of conditions in the operating schedule to address the licensing objectives.
Licence holder and applicant: Monte Laguna Ltd.
Consultation closes: Tuesday 15 June 2021
Committee Hearing: To be announced if required
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New Club Premises Certificate at:
Shoreham-by-Sea Bowling Club
An application for a new club premises certificate to allow the supply & sale of alcohol at the Shoreham-by-Sea Bowling Club. The clubhouse is situated in Buckingham Park, Upper Shoreham Road, Shoreham-by-Sea, BN43 6BA.
The application is seeking authorisation for the supply & sale of alcohol to members & their guests for consumption on the premises from 1 April to 31 October each year.
- Alcohol Supply & Sales:
- 10.00hrs to 20:00hrs Monday - Sunday
- Opening to the Public:
- 10.00hrs to 20:00hrs Monday - Sunday
The club has provided a copy of the club rules and has offered a number of conditions in the operating schedule to address the licensing objectives.
Licence holder and applicant: Shoreham-by-Sea Bowling Club
Consultation closes: Sunday 20 June 2021
Committee Hearing: To be announced if required.
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New Premises Licence at:
One Stop
An application for a new premises licence to allow alcohol sales at a new convenience store to be known as the 'One Stop'. The store is to be situated at 135-137 South Street, Lancing, BN15 8BD.
The application is seeking authorisation for the sale of alcohol for consumption off the premises.
- Alcohol Sales:
- 07:00hrs to 00:00hrs (midnight) Monday - Sunday
- Opening to the Public:
- 07:00hrs to 00:00hrs (midnight) Monday - Sunday
The applicant has offered a number of conditions in the operating schedule to address the licensing objectives.
Licence holder and applicant: TKS Minimarket Ltd.
Consultation closes: Monday 28 June 2021
Committee Hearing: To be announced if required.
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Variation to the Premises Licence at:
Lancing Food & Wine
An application for a full variation to the premises licence at 'Lancing Food & Wine'. The store is situated at 20-22 Queens Parade, North Road, Lancing, BN15 9BA.
The licence currently authorises the sale of alcohol for consumption off the premises from 08:00hrs to 22:00hrs Monday - Sunday.
The application is seeking to vary the existing Licence to amend the hours for:
- The Sale of Alcohol to:
- 08:00hrs to 00:00hrs Monday - Sunday
- Opening to the Public:
- 08:00hrs to 00:00hrs Monday - Sunday
All other conditions of licence to remain unchanged.
Licence holder and applicant: Mr Ali Arbaaz
Consultation closes: Wednesday 14 July 2021
Committee Hearing: To be announced if required
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Minor Variation to the Premises Licence at:
Rose & Crown
An application for a 'minor variation' to the premises licence at the 'Rose & Crown'. The public house is situated at 169-173 Montague Street, Worthing, BN11 3DA. The licence authorises the sale of alcohol for consumption on & off the premises and the provision of regulated entertainments.
The application sought to vary the existing Licence to authorise:
- Minor alterations to the layout of the premises as part of a general refurbishment including minor changes to the fixed seating and removal of a small raised area and a replacement bar.
No changes to the hours, activities or conditions of licence were proposed by the application.
Licence holder and applicant: The Craft Union Pub Comp\any Ltd.
Consultation closes: Thursday 27 May 2021
Committee Hearing: Not required for a Minor Variation
For a minor variation application, in addition to the statutory public consultation, the Licensing Authority has the discretion to consult any responsible authorities it considers necessary and relevant to the type of application. In this case, as it involved changes to the layout of the premises that could potentially have implications affecting the licensing objectives, Sussex Police, WSCC Fire & Rescue Service and the A&W Environmental Health Team were consulted.
No formal representations were received from members of the public or authorities consulted. After due consideration officers decided the changes proposed unlikely to have an adverse effect on the licensing objectives. Consequently, the minor variation was granted as per the terms of the Licensing Act 2003.
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Variation to the Premises Licence at:
The Last Melon
An application for a full variation to the premises licence at 'The Last Melon'. The cafe-bar is situated at 6 New Street, Worthing, BN11 3BT.
The licence currently authorises the sale of alcohol for consumption on the premises and the provision of regulated entertainment. The hours for the Sale of Alcohol being 11:00hrs to 01:00hrs, of the following morning, Sunday - Thursday and 11:00hrs to 02:00hrs, of the following morning Friday & Saturday.
The application sought to vary the existing Licence to:
- To authorise the provision of food and drink (including alcohol) on the front patio area.
- Amend the current opening hours from starting at 11.00hrs to starting from 09.00hrs. The hours for the sale of alcohol to be unaffected.
- Extend the last entry time by 30mins. From 23.30hrs to 00.00hrs.
- Expand the area that permits vertical drinking, "standing & standing and seating" (currently restricted to 24 customers, on the ground floor, next to the servery) to cover a larger area. This will incorporate 50% of the ground floor and will be a "standing & seating" area.
No changes to the types of regulated activity provided were proposed by this application. All other conditions of licence to remain unchanged.
Licence holder and applicant: Pink Café Ltd.
Consultation closes: Monday 31 May 2021
Committee Hearing: Not required.
No relevant representations were received from members of the public but the application attracted a representation from a responsible authority. In this case Sussex Police.
The Licensing Act encourages mediation and this was conducted successfully. The Authority's concerns were addressed by the applicant volunteering a number of conditions to the premises' operating schedule that will become enforceable conditions of licence. As a result of these conditions the representation was withdrawn.
Consequently, an amended variation was granted as per the terms of the Licensing Act 2003.
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New Premises Licence at:
Crafthouse Collective
An application for a new premises licence to allow alcohol sales and the provision of regulated enterainment at a new proposed open air venue with sport, fitness and hospitality facilities to be known as the 'Crafthouse Collective'. The venue to be located at Grafton Terrace, Marine Parade, Worthing, BN11 3PZ
The licence to be in force from 1 June 2021 to 31 December 2023.
The application sought authorisation for the sale of alcohol for consumption on & off the premises and the provision of regulated entertainment in the form of recorded music.
- Alcohol Sales:
- 11:00hrs to 23:00hrs Monday - Sunday
- Recorded Music:
- 11:00hrs to 22:00hrs Monday - Sunday
- Opening to the Public
- 08:00hrs to 23:30hrs Monday - Sunday
The applicant after consultation with Sussex Police offered a number of conditions in the operating schedule to address the licensing objectives.
Licence holder and applicant: The Crafthouse Collective Ltd.
Consultation closes: Thursday 3 June 2021
Committee Hearing: Not required.
Consultation was restarted due to failure to advertise the application in accordance with the legislation but once properly completed no relevant representation was received from members of the public or the responsible authorities.
As a result the application was granted as applied for as per the terms of the Licensing Act 2003.
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New Premises Licence at:
LA Room Cocktail Lounge Bar
An application for a new premises licence to allow licensable activity at a new bar to be known as 'LA Room Cocktail Lounge Bar'. The bar is to be situated in the Basement at Connaught House, 32-34 Marine Parade, Worthing, BN11 3QA.
The application sought authorisation for the sale of alcohol for consumption on the premises, the provision of regulated entertainment in the form of recorded music.
- Alcohol Sales:
- 12:00hrs to 03:00hrs (of the following morning) Monday - Sunday
- Recorded Music:
- 12:00hrs to 03:30hrs (of the following morning) Monday - Sunday
- Opening to the Public:
- 12:00hrs to 03:30hrs (of the following morning) Monday - Sunday
- Licensable Activity to be permitted on New Years Eve
- 12:00hrs to 04:00hrs (of the following morning)
The applicant has offered a number of conditions in the operating schedule to address the licensing objectives.
Licence holder and applicant: LA Room Ltd.
Consultation closes: Tuesday 8 June 2021
Committee Hearing: Not required
No relevant representations were received from members of the public but the application attracted two representations from responsible authorities. In this case Sussex Police and the Fire & Rescue Service.
The Licensing Act encourages mediation and this was conducted successfully. The Authorities' concerns were addressed by the applicant volunteering a number of conditions to the premises' operating schedule that will become enforceable conditions of licence. As a result of these conditions the representations were withdrawn.
Consequently, an amended variation was granted as per the terms of the Licensing Act 2003.
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New Premises Licence at:
Bird & Blend Tea
An application for a new premises licence to allow alcohol sales as part of an online and telephone delivery service known as 'Bird & Blend Tea'. The online store is situated at Unit 3 Woods Way, Goring Industrial Estate, Worthing, BN12 4FE.
The application sought authorisation for the sale of alcohol for consumption off the premises.
- Alcohol Off Sales:
- 09:00hrs to 17:00hrs Monday - Sunday
Alcohol will not be directly sold to members of the public from the premises
The applicant offered a number of conditions in the operating schedule to address the licensing objectives.
Licence holder and applicant: Bird & Blend Tea Ltd.
Consultation closes: Thursday 10 June 2021
Committee Hearing: Not required.
Consultation restarted due to failure to advertise the application in accordance with the legislation. Once completed...
No relevant representations were received from members of the public but the application attracted a representation from a responsible authority. In this case Sussex Police.
The Licensing Act encourages mediation and this was conducted successfully. The Authority's concerns were addressed by the applicant volunteering a number of conditions to the premises' operating schedule that will become enforceable conditions of licence. As a result of these conditions the representation was withdrawn.
Consequently, an amended variation was granted as per the terms of the Licensing Act 2003.
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New Premises Licence at:
Bayside Social
An application for a new premises licence to allow the sale of alcohol and provision of regulated entertainment as part of a new proposed restaurant to known as 'Bayside Social'. The restaurant is to be situated at 1 Beach Parade, Worthing, BN11 2BG.
The application sought authorisation for the sale of alcohol for consumption on & off the premises and the provision of regulated entertainment in the form of live music & recorded music:
- Sale of Alcohol:
- 09:30hrs to 00:30hrs (of the following morning) Monday - Sunday
- Regulated Entertainment:
- 08:30hrs to 00:00hrs (midnight) Monday - Sunday
- Premises Open to the Public:
- 07:00hrs to 00:30hrs (of the following morning) Monday - Sunday
The applicant offered a number of conditions in the operating schedule to address the licensing objectives.
Licence holder and applicant: Pitch Foods Ltd.
Consultation closes: Sunday 13 June 2021
Committee Hearing: Not required.
No relevant representations were received from members of the public but the application attracted a representation from a responsible authority. In this case Sussex Police.
The Licensing Act encourages mediation and this was conducted successfully. The Authority's concerns were addressed by the applicant volunteering a number of conditions to the premises' operating schedule that will become enforceable conditions of licence. As a result of these conditions the representation was withdrawn.
Consequently, an amended variation was granted as per the terms of the Licensing Act 2003.
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Minor Variation to the Premises Licence at:
The Last Melon
An application for a 'minor variation' to the premises licence at the 'Last Melon'. The restaurant & bar is situated at 6 New Street, Worthing, BN11 3BT. The licence authorises the sale of alcohol for consumption on & off the premises and the provision of regulated entertainments.
The application sought to vary the existing Licence to authorise:
- A temporary suspension of the conditions of Licence that requires food to be served with alcohol. The suspension to be in effect for a period of 6 months.
The effected conditions being:- The premises will operate as a heavily food led premise with food always available to order at all times the premises is open....
- Alcohol supplied for consumption on the premises may only be consumed ancillary to a substantial meal
- Customers on the first floor will only be served with alcohol if they have eaten or are eating food ordered from the menu and are seated at the tables and chairs provided on that floor.
The applicant offered a number of temporary conditions to address the licensing objectives.
Licence holder and applicant: Pink Café Ltd.
Consultation closes: Monday 14 June 2021
Committee Hearing: Not required for a minor variation
For a minor variation application, in addition to the statutory public consultation, the Licensing Authority has the discretion to consult any responsible authorities it considers necessary and relevant to the type of application. In this case, as it involved temporary changes to the conditions of licence that could potentially have implications affecting the licensing objectives, Sussex Police, WSCC Fire & Rescue Service and the A&W Environmental Health Team were consulted.
No formal representations were received from members of the public or authorities consulted. After due consideration officers decided the changes proposed unlikely to have an adverse effect on the licensing objectives. Consequently, the minor variation was granted as per the terms of the Licensing Act 2003.
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New Premises Licence at:
Highdown Hotel
An application for a new premises licence for a hotel, pub and restaurant with gardens. The venue to be known as Highdown Hotel is situated at 31 Highdown Rise, Littlehampton Road, Worthing, BN12 6PF. (Previously known as the Highdown)
The application is seeking authorisation for the sale of alcohol for consumption on & off the premises, the provision of regulated entertainment and the sale of late night refreshment.
- Sale of Alcohol:
- 00:00hrs to 24:00hrs Monday - Sunday
- Allowing the supply of alcohol 24 hours a day for overnight residents and their bona fide guests whilst the sale of alcohol to non-residents will cease no later than 01:00 hours each day unless attending a pre-arranged event
- Provision of Regulated Entertainment in the form of film:
- 00:00hrs to 24:00hrs Monday - Sunday
- Provision of Regulated Entertainment in the form of Live Music, Recorded Music, Dance & anything similar:
- 10:00hrs to 01:00hrs (of the following morning) Monday - Sunday
- 01:00hrs to 01:00hrs (of the following day) New Year's Day
- Sale of Late Night Refreshment (Late night Hot Food & Drink)
- 23:00hrs to 05:00hrs (of the following morning) Monday - Sunday
- Opening to the public
- 00:00hrs to 24:00hrs Monday - Sunday
The venue has in place an existing premises licence which will be surrendered if this application is granted.
The applicant has offered a number of conditions in the operating schedule to address the licensing objectives.
Licence holder and applicant: Brunning & Price Ltd.
Consultation closes: Sunday 20 June 2021
Committee Hearing: To be announced if required
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Minor Variation to the Premises Licence at:
Escape Bar & Grill
An application for a 'minor variation' to the premises licence at the 'Escape Bar & Grill'. The cafe bar is situated at 37-39 Marine Parade, Worthing, BN11 3QA. The licence authorises the sale of alcohol for consumption on & off the premises and the provision of regulated entertainments.
The application is seeking to vary the existing Licence to authorise:
- Alterations to the internal layout of the premises as part of a refurbishment incorporating new customer toilets.
No other changes are proposed by the application.
Licence holder and applicant: Mr Bulent Colak
Consultation closes: Sunday 20 June 2021
Committee Hearing: Not required for a minor variation.
For a minor variation application, in addition to the statutory public consultation, the Licensing Authority has the discretion to consult any responsible authorities it considers necessary and relevant to the type of application. In this case, as it involves changes to the layout of the premises that could potentially have implications affecting the licensing objectives, Sussex Police, WSCC Fire & Rescue Service and the A&W Environmental Health Team are being consulted.
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New Premises Licence at:
Kolbeh
An application for a new premises licence for a new restaurant to be known as Kolbeh. The venue is to be situated at 38A Ann Street, Worthing, BN11 1NX
The application is seeking authorisation for the sale of alcohol for consumption on & off the premises.
- Sale of Alcohol:
- 10:00hrs to 00:00hrs (midnight) Monday - Sunday
- Opening to the public
- 10:00hrs to 00:00hrs (midnight) Monday - Sunday
The venue has in the past been a licensed restaurant.
The applicant has offered a number of conditions in the operating schedule to address the licensing objectives.
Licence holder and applicant: Kolbeh Restaurant Ltd.
Consultation closes: Thursday 24 June 2021
Committee Hearing: To be announced if required.
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Variation to the Premises Licence at:
Bar Orange
An application for a full variation to the premises licence at 'Bar Orange'. The cafe-bar is situated at Unit 3, Revenue Chambers, 58C Chapel Road, Worthing, BN11 1BG
The licence currently authorises the sale of alcohol for consumption on the premises from 09:00hrs to 23:00hrs Monday - Sunday.
The application is seeking to vary the existing Licence to:
- Amend the hours for the sale of alcohol to:
- 09:00hrs to 23:00hrs Sunday - Thursday
- 09:00hrs to 02:00hrs, of the following morning, Friday & Saturday
- Authorise the provision of recorded music:
- 10:00hrs to 23:00hrs Sunday - Thursday
- 10:00hrs to 02:00hrs, of the following morning, Friday & Saturday
- Opening to the Public
- 09:00hrs to 23:30hrs Sunday - Thursday
- 09:00hrs to 02:45hrs, of the following morning, Friday & Saturday
All other conditions of licence to remain unchanged.
Licence holder and applicant: Miss Wendy Jones
Consultation closes: Monday 12 July 2021
Committee Hearing: To be announced if required
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Variation to the Premises Licence at:
The Egremont
An application for a variation to the premises licence at the 'Egremont'. The public house is situated at 32 Brighton Road, Worthing, BN11 3ED. The licence currently authorises the sale of alcohol 10:00hrs to 23:00hrs Monday - Wednesday, 10:00hrs to 00:00 (midnight) Thursday - Saturday and 10:00hrs to 23:30hrs Sunday.
The application is seeking an extension of the hours for alcohol sales and amendment to a number of conditions of licence. The changes sought:
- Alcohol Sales:
- 09:00hrs to 00:00hrs (midnight) Monday - Wednesday
- 09:00hrs to 01:00hrs (of the following morning) Thursday - Saturday
- 09:00hrs to 00:30hrs (of the following morning) Sunday
- Opening to the Public:
- 08:00hrs to 00:30hrs (of the following morning) Monday - Wednesday
- 08:00hrs to 01:30hrs (of the following morning) Thursday - Saturday
- 08:00hrs to 01:00hrs (of the following morning) Sunday
- Amendment of Condition 17 of Annexe 2 (Conditions consistent with the Operating Schedule). The condition currently states:
All 'street furniture' (tables & chairs) to be cleared and brought inside by 23.00hrs on any day.
The proposed amended condition to state:
Heavy duty fixed ‘street furniture’ (tables & benches) to be provided in the designated outside area. These tables & benches to be cleared of patrons by 23:00hrs on any day and secured in such a way that the public/customers cannot sit at or utilise the furniture.
- A number of new conditions to be added to the licence to bring it up to date including
- CCTV provision
- Staff training
- Challenge 25 policy
No changes to the timings for entertainment are proposed and no changes to the types of regulated activity provided are proposed by this application. All other conditions of licence to remain unchanged.
Licence holder and applicant: Mr Greg Grundy
Consultation closes: Tuesday 17 March 2020
Committee Hearing: Postponed
Consultation on the above application has now closed. The consultation resulted in three representations objecting to the application and twenty two supporting the application being received.
The representations objecting to what was being proposed were received from Sussex Police, the Environmental Protection Team and a petition signed by 12 local residents.
In such circumstances the Licensing Act encourages mediation and if agreement cannot be reached the matter is referred then to a Licensing & Control Sub-Committee to consider the application and representations at hearing.
Mediation between the applicant and Responsible Authorities has been successful and a number of conditions have been agreed and would become enforceable conditions of any licence granted. Consequently the Responsible Authorities have withdrawn their objections.
Mediation between the applicant and the local residents that signed the petition is on going. If agreement cannot be reached it will be referred to a Sub-Committee hearing for members to consider.
However, due to the current Covid 19 situation the scheduled hearing has been postponed and will be held at a later date.
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