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Licensing Act, 2003 – Premises Licence - Grant - The Oxford, 89 Oxford Road, Waterloo L22 7RE
Meeting: 29/06/2022 - Licensing Sub-Committee (Item 15)
Report of the Head of Highways and Public Protection
Additional documents:
- Annex - representations received , View reasons restricted (15/2)
- Annex - representations received redacted, item 15
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- Map of area, item 15
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Minutes:
The Sub-Committee considered the report of the Head of Highways and Public Protection regarding an application by We are the Oxford Ltd for the Grant of a Premises Licence in respect of the above premises.
A letter of objection to the application had been received from members of the public and this necessitated a hearing for which the Sub-Committee had been convened. An objector was present at the meeting.
The Sub-Committee heard representations from Mr Philip Martin, representative of the Applicant company We are the Oxford Ltd and another representative of the Applicant company, in support of the application.
The Sub-Committee also heard representations from one member of the public in objection to the application.
At the end of their representations, both representatives of the Applicant company and the objector confirmed that they were satisfied they had said all they wished to say.
The Sub-Committee retired under Regulation 14(2) of the Licensing Act
(Hearings) Regulations 2005 (as amended) and thereby excluded the
press and public whilst they reached their decision on the application. The
Sub-Committee returned to give their decision in public.
Decision
RESOLVED: That
That the Application for the Grant of a Premises Licence in respect of The Oxford, 89 Oxford Road, Waterloo, L22 7RE be granted subject to the hours set out below and the conditions set out in the operating schedule along with the additional conditions set out below:
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The sale of alcohol by retail (on and off the premises)
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Days of Operation |
Hours of Operation |
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Monday to Sunday |
10.00 to 23.30 |
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The provision of regulated entertainment – recorded music
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Days of Operation |
Hours of Operation |
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Monday to Sunday |
10.00 to 23.30 |
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The provision of regulated entertainment – live music
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Days of Operation |
Hours of Operation |
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Friday & Saturday |
17.00 to 23.00 |
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Hours open to the public
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Days of Operation |
Hours of Operation |
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Monday to Sunday |
10.00 to 00.00 |
Non-standard timings:
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The provision of regulated entertainment – live music
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Days of Operation |
Hours of Operation |
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New Year’s Eve into New Year’s Day |
17.00 to 01.00 |
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Hours open to the public
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Days of Operation |
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New Years’ Eve into New Year’s Day |
10.00 to 02.00 |
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The provision of regulated entertainment – recorded music
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Days of Operation |
Hours of Operation |
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New Year’s Eve into New Year’s Day |
10.00 to 02.00 |
Additional Conditions:
During performances of live music all doors and windows must remain closed.
Signs will be placed near all exits asking patrons to have due regard for the neighbourhood and to leave quietly.
Reasons:
The Sub-Committee has heard from the Applicant and has considered the written and oral representations of local residents objecting to the application.
The Sub-Committee has also noted that the applicant reduced the hours of sale of alcohol by retail on and off the premises to 11:30pm.
The Sub-Committee is cognisant of the fact that no representations ... view the full minutes text for item 15