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Licensing Act 2003
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The Old Vic, 7 Bilbrook Road, Bilbrook WV8 1EU
We have received an New premises licence application for the above premises.
The application is as follows:
Applicant: Mr David Hateley
The Application is applied for as follows:-
Provision of Live Music – Friday and Saturday 7pm to 10pm Sunday 2pm to 8pm (Indoors)
Provision of Recorded Music – Monday 4pm to 10pm; Thursday 4pm to 10pm; Friday 4pm to 11pm, Saturday 12 noon to 11pm & Sunday 12 noon to 10pm (Indoors)
Provision of Late night Refreshment (LNR) - Monday 4pm to 10pm; Thursday 4pm to 10pm; Friday 4pm to 11pm, Saturday 12 noon to 11pm & Sunday 12 noon to 10pm (Indoors)
Supply of Alcohol - Monday 4pm to 10pm; Thursday 4pm to 10pm; Friday 4pm to 11pm, Saturday 12 noon to 11pm & Sunday 12 noon to 10pm (on sales)
Opening & Closing Time Monday 4pm to 10pm; Thursday 4pm to 10pm; Friday 4pm to 11pm, Saturday 12 noon to 11pm & Sunday 12 noon to 10pm (Indoors)
Ward: Bilbrook
Comments no later than WEDNESDAY 31st July 2024
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Please contact South Staffordshire Council’s Licensing Team, Council Offices, Wolverhampton Road, Codsall, WV8 1PX, 01902 696000, email: licensing@sstaffs.gov.uk to arrange inspection of the application details.
Individuals, businesses and other bodies may make representations in relation to the application. Representations must be relevant and can only be on the licensing objectives of the prevention of crime and disorder, public safety, the prevention of public nuisance, and the protection of children from harm. Copies of all representations will be sent to the applicant. Persons making representations will have to appear at the Councils’ Licensing Sub-Committee.
Note: It is an offence, liable on conviction to a fine up to £5,000 for a person to knowingly or recklessly make a false statement in connection with the application.
