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Thursday, 04 December 2014 08:59

White Horse Pub Applies for Extended Opening Hours

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White Horse Pub Applies for Extended Opening HoursResidents living in the vicinity of the White Horse Pub at 69 Thames Street at the junction with The Avenue will wish to be aware of an application for full variations to extend the finish time for the sale of alcohol to midnight on Mondays to Sundays inclusive; and to permit late night refreshment from 2300 to 0030 on Mondays to Sundays inclusive.

(Application No.14/00852/LAPRE). We are aware of concerns that the granting of these variations may lead to an unwelcome precedent in the Village.

Unlike planning applications where LOSRA has frequently made representations at Planning Committee, objections to Licensing Committee can only be made by individuals and businesses in the vicinity.

'In the vicinity’ is a term that is not defined. Ministerial Guidance asks licensing authorities to consider if the individual is ‘directly affected’ and says: ‘it is expected that the decision will be approached with common sense and individuals living and working in the neighbourhood or area immediately surrounding the premises will be able to make representations'.

Any representation must address one or more of the four licensing objectives. In this respect, objectives b. (the prevention of crime and disorder); and d. (the prevention of public nuisance) could apply and must be submitted by 25th December

Details of the application my be viewed on the Council website: www.spelthorne.gov.uk/article/1985/Alcohol-entertainment-and-late-night-refreshment. Click on 'Licensing search' and enter reference 14/00852/LAPRE.

To make a representation by email, click here:  https://www.spelthorne.gov.uk/article/1984/Licensing-and-registration?sendtoid=1887&formid=2509. Alternatively, by post to The Licensing Manager, Spelthorne Borough Council, Knowle Green, Staines TW18 1XB.

2 comments

  • Comment Link Johnny Smith Sunday, 07 December 2014 13:26 posted by Johnny Smith

    Can't see the problem in extending by an extra hour this pub's licence aslong as the usual conditions are applied re outside drinking after 11pm(does it have an alfresco area?). No parking on site so people can't complain of the revving of car engines,etc. Unless the nimbies can prove there's a problem don't see a reason to refuse an extension but again it resides with the licensing committee & we can all guess how the soaked in aspic brigade will vote.

  • Comment Link Bob Friday, 05 December 2014 22:13 posted by Bob

    Why on earth would anyone object? Not exactly a nightclub #nimbys

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