Agenda item - Annual Report of the Licensing Authority 2023-2024

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Agenda item

Annual Report of the Licensing Authority 2023-2024

Decision:

RESOLVED:

 

1. That the committee noted the contents of this report.

2. That officers should continue to monitor trends of applications and illegal activity to inform future policy.

Minutes:

7.1 The Chair invited Jim Whitelegg to introduce the report.

 

7.2 Councillor O’Quinn was informed that:

 

·       Police are contacted each time a premises applies for a variation on their licence to reduce security numbers.

·       Every application is looked at and referred to an officer if action is needed.

·       It would be beneficial to do a police guided tour of the night time economy.

 

7.3Councillor Thomson was informed that large stand up premises offer a higher risk than smaller or seated venues.

 

7.4 Councillor Pickett was informed that the easing of restrictions from COVID consultation means that venues won’t have to apply for a variation to obtain a pavement license.

 

7.5Councillor Hill was informed that venues don’t need a gambling license to have up to 2 game machines with a £25 jackpot limit.

 

RESOLVED:

 

1. That the Committee noted the contents of this report.

2. That officers should continue to monitor trends of applications and illegal activity to inform future policy.

Supporting documents:

 


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