SECOND DESPATCH – TEMPORARY EVENT NOTICE LICENSING SUB-COMMITTEE
Date: Tuesday 25 July 2017
Time: 7.00 pm
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AGENDA
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Page Nos. 4. Consideration of Objection to a Temporary Event Notice 1 - 4
A meeting of the Licensing Sub-Committee has been convened as a result of an objection raised by the Police regarding a Temporary Event Notice (TEN). Section 105 (2)(a) (of the Licensing Act 2003 [part5]) requires a minimum of two days’ notice to be given. The event is due to take place from 29 July 2017.
The Chair is of the opinion that although the meeting has not been convened with at least five clear days notice, it should proceed now as a matter of urgency to consider the objections to the TEN because of the special circumstances of the need to comply with the statutory requirements of the Licensing Act 2003. a) Marcus Lipton Centre, Minet Road, London, SW9 7UH (Coldharbour) 5 - 24
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Licensing Sub-Committee 25th July 2017
Consideration of objection to Temporary Event Notice:
1. Marcus Lipton Centre Minet Road London SW9 7UH (Coldharbour Ward)
Report authorised by: Sue Foster: Strategic Director for Neighbourhoods and Growth
Contact for enquiries: Robert Gardner, Principal Licensing Officer, [email protected]
Executive summary
This report sets out details of a temporary event notice which has been given to the licensing authority, in respect of which the Police and Environmental Health (Community Safety) have submitted an objection notice.
Recommendation
That the notice set out in the Appendix to this report be considered having regard to the Council's Licensing Policy, the Licensing Objectives and the objection notice received.
Consultation
Date response Comments Name of Directorate or Date sent to received from appear in report consultee Organisation consultee consultee (paragraph(s)) Corporate Jonathan Melnick 19.07.17 19.07.17 NA Resources
Report history
Authorised by Date report drafted Report deadline Date report sent Executive Member N/A 20.07.17 20.07.17 20.07.17
Appendices
Report for Marcus Lipton Centre Minet Road London SW9 7UH (Coldharbour Ward) with appendices
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1. Context 1.1 Authorisation from the Council is required for the sale or supply of alcohol, the provision of regulated entertainment and the provision of late night refreshment.
1.2 While most large-scale or permanent businesses will hold Premises Licences to authorise their activities, the Act also provides a light-touch mechanism for smaller, infrequent events, known as Temporary Event Notices.
1.3 An individual (known as the “premises user”) may give notice of a proposal to use premises for a temporary event, engaging in one or more licensable activities for a period of no more than 168 consecutive hours. The Licensing Sub-Committee is required to consider any objection notice received, and must give the premises user a counter-notice under section 105 of the Licensing Act 2003 if it considers it appropriate for the promotion of a licensing objective to do so. The temporary event may not proceed if a counter-notice has been issued.
2. Proposals and Reasons 2.1 The Licensing Sub-Committee has responsibility for exercising many of the Council's powers in respect of the Licensing Act 2003. Consideration by the Committee of the notice appended to this report is required because the notice have attracted an objection from the Police and the Council’s Community Safety Team.
2.2 Details of the notice are set out in the Appendix to this report. The statutory consultation requirement set out in paragraph 3 below has been complied with by the premises user(s), and has resulted in the Noise Team and/or the Police giving an objection notice to the licensing authority.
2.3 The premises user, the Police and the Community Safety Team have been invited to attend the hearing.
2.4 The fee for giving a temporary event notice is prescribed within the Licensing Act 2003.
3. Consultation Requirements 3.1 The premises user is required to give a copy of any temporary event notice to the Police and the Council’s Environmental Health (Community Safety Team) no later than 10 working days before the first day of the proposed event. If either body is satisfied that allowing the premises to be used in accordance with the notice would undermine any of the licensing objectives, they must give an objection notice to the licensing authority and to the premises user within three working days of receiving the copy of the notice. It is also possible to give a late TEN with between 5 and 10 working days’ notice, however if an objection notice is given the event cannot proceed.
3.2 An applicants’ failure to comply with the above consultation requirements would invalidate the notice. All notices set out in the appendix of this report have complied with the consultation requirements.
3.3 The Act does not make provision for further consultation with any other responsible authorities nor interested parties, and there is no requirement for the premises user to publicise their notice.
4. Finance 4.1 There are no direct financial implications arising from this report. Page 3
5. Legal and Democracy 5.1 The authorisation of premises for the supply of alcohol, regulated entertainment and late night refreshment fall within the provisions of the Licensing Act 2003.
5.2 When carrying out its licensing functions, the Sub-Committee shall act with regard to the Council's Licensing Policy, Statutory Guidance, and with a view to promoting the Licensing Objectives. The objectives are:
a. the prevention of crime and disorder; b. public safety; c. the prevention of public nuisance; and, d. the protection of children from harm.
5.3 The Sub-Committee must ensure that all licensing decisions have:
a. a direct relationship to the promotion of one or more of the four licensing objectives; b. regard to the statement of licensing policy; c. regard to the Secretary of State's Guidance; and, d. there must not be a 'blanket policy' to the extent that it is applied so rigidly that an exercise of discretion in each individual case is precluded.
Applications must be considered with regard to the principles of fair process and the Human Rights Act.
5.4 The purpose of Lambeth’s Statement of Licensing Policy is to make clear to applicants and relevant representatives the considerations that will be taken into account when determining applications. It is also intended to guide the Licensing Committee when considering licensing applications; however the Licensing Committee must consider each application on its own merit and only allow exceptions to its own policy where the circumstances of the application justify it.
5.5 Subject to both the Council's Statement of Licensing Policy and Statutory Guidance having been properly considered, a Sub Committee may depart from them if there are good reasons for doing so. Full reasons must be given and Sub-Committees should be aware that such departures could give rise to an appeal or judicial review.
5.6 Section 105(2)(b) of the Act requires that the licensing authority must, having regard to the objection notice, give the premises user a counter notice under this section if it considers it, “appropriate for the promotion of a licensing objective to do so.” The temporary event may not proceed if a counter- notice has been given.
5.7 Section 106A(2) of the Act provides that the licensing authority may impose one or more conditions on the standard TEN if:
a. it considers it appropriate for the promotion of the licensing objectives to do so; b. the conditions are also imposed on a premises licence or club premises certificate that has effect in respect of or in any part of the same premises as the TEN; or, c. the conditions would not be inconsistent with the carrying out of licensable activities under the TEN.
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5.8 It is considered inappropriate for officers involved in the administration of notices to make recommendations. However, the Committee may choose whether to have regard to any representations made by police officers or Council’s Noise and Pollution Team if they believe that using the premises in accordance with the TEN will undermine the licensing objectives.
5.9 At any time prior to the hearing, the police or the Council’s Noise and Pollution Team may, with the agreement of the premises user, modify the temporary event notice by making changes to the notice. The objection notice shall be treated as having been withdrawn from the time the temporary event notice is modified. The premises user may also withdraw the notice completely at any time up until 24 hours prior to the proposed start time of the notice.
5.10 In accordance with the provisions of Part 3 of Schedule 5 of the Act, where the licensing authority gives a counter-notice under section 105, the premises user may appeal against the decision. Where the authority does not give a counter-notice, the person giving the objection notice may appeal against the decision. In both cases, appeals must be made to a Magistrates Court within 21 days of receiving notification of the decision - however, no appeal can be brought less than 5 working days prior to the first proposed event day. Page 5 Agenda Item 4a
Licensing Sub-
Committee Report Item No: 1
Title of Report: Marcus Lipton Centre Minet Road London SW9 7UH
Applicant: Mr Jose Campos
Application Type: Temporary Event Notice (TEN)
Application Date: 13th July 2017
Ward: Coldharbour
Premises Type: Community Centre
Policy Context: Lambeth Statement of Licensing Policy 2014 - 2019
Report Author: Mr Ola Owojori
Contact Details: 0207 926 1649 [email protected]
Application This is an application for Temporary Event Notice Summary: to allow authorisation for the following licensable activities:
The provision of regulated entertainment The provision of late night refreshment Sale by retail of alcohol
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Consultation Information:
Comments Department(s) or Date Response Consulted (Y/N) summarized in report Organisation(s) Received (Y/N)
Internal
Noise Service Y 17.07.17 Y
External
Police Licensing Unit Y 17.07.17 Y
Policy implications:
Licensing Objectives (chapters 6, , 9, and 14, pages 12, 16 and 23 of the policy)
The Licensing Objectives engaged by this application are:-
The prevention of public nuisance
The prevention of crime and disorder
The policy on page 23, paragraph 14.2 strongly recommends that those giving TENs for premises already holding a premises licence in order to extend the hours of operation, should carefully consider applying any conditions on their licence to the TEN. This, it states, is particularly relevant for conditions relating to noise control as any noise sensitive area is likely to become more noise sensitive with later hours.
However the Committee should take into full consideration the nature of the objection raised by Community Safety and the Police as well as the history of disorder that have been associated with the premises.
1. Application:
1.1 A Temporary Event Notice has been given by Jose Campos under section 100 of the Licensing Act 2003
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1.2 The Notice will authorise the following licensable activities:
The provision of regulated entertainment
The provision of late night refreshment
Sale by retail of alcohol
From:- 29th July to 30th July 2017
It is proposed to provide these activities during the following times:-
14:00 – 03:00 hours
A copy of the application is attached to this report as Annex A
2. Representations:
2.1 Objection notices to the TEN were received from Lambeth Police Licensing and Community Safety teams on 17th July 2017.
The objection engages with the licensing objectives of:-
Prevention of Crime and Disorder and Prevention of Public Nuisance
Copies of the objections were provided to the applicant via email and by post, a copy is appended to this report as Annex B.
2.2 The last date for giving an objection notice was Tuesday 18th July 2017.
3. Current Licence: Page 8
3.1 There is no current premises licence in place for this venue.
4. Background History:
4.1 The premises is a community centre with sport facilities and two halls hired for social events with a capacity of up to 400 people. The venue is located in a residential area with nine parking spaces and limited street parking.
Patrons that are not locals travelling to and from the premises for the proposed 4.2 event are likely not to use the public transport as the area is not well served. The nearest train station (Loughborough Junction) will be closed at the terminal hour of the event and the nearest bus stop at the time is by Loughborough Junction station which is approximately 500 yards away.
The premises had previously applied for two Temporary Event Notices (TENs) during this calendar year in March and April, no public nuisance or disorder were reported in respect of the events.
4.3
5. Observations:
5.1 The parts of the Statutory Guidance (April 2017) relevant to this application and the representations received are Chapters:
7 – Temporary Event Notices;
9 –Determining Applications;
15 – Regulated Entertainment.
5.2 The parts of the Statement of Licensing Policy that relevant to this application and the representations are Sections:
5. The Licensing Objectives Page 9
6. The Prevention of Crime and Disorder
8. Prevention of Public Nuisance
14. Temporary Events
Appendix 6 – Applications
Appendix 7 – Crime and Disorder
Appendix 9 – Public Nuisance
6. Conclusion:
6.1 Section 106A(2) of the Act provides that the licensing authority may impose one or more conditions on the standard TEN if:
it considers it appropriate for the promotion of the licensing objectives to do so; the conditions are also imposed on a premises licence or club premises certificate that has effect in respect of or in any part of the same premises as the TEN;
the conditions would not be inconsistent with the carrying out of licensable activities under the TEN.
6.2 Members have three options when determining this Notice,
To issue a Counter-Notice, To impose conditions on the TEN where those are already imposed on the premises licence To refuse to issue a Counter Notice
Appendices:
Annex A – TENs Applications
Annex B – Objection notices (Community Safety and the Police)
Reference Documents:
1 The Licensing Act 2003 (“the Act”) Page 10
Local Government Act 1972 – Access to information documents 2 Amended Guidance issued under Section 182 of the used in the preparation of Licensing Act 2003 (April 2017) (“the Guidance”) this report
3 Lambeth Statement of Licensing Policy 2014 - 2019 (“the Policy”)
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Lambeth For help contact Temporary Event Notice [email protected] Licensing Act 2003 Telephone: 020 7926 6108
* required information
Section 1 of 9 You can save the form at any time and resume it later. You do not need to be logged in when you resume. This is the unique reference for this System reference Not Currently In Use application generated by the system. You can put what you want here to help you Your reference track applications if you make lots of them. It is passed to the authority.
Are you an agent acting on behalf of the applicant? Put "no" if you are applying on your own behalf or on behalf of a business you own or Yes No work for.
Applicant Details
First name
Family name Campos
E-mail address
Main telephone number Include country code.
Other telephone number
Indicate here if you would prefer not to be contacted by telephone
Are you:
Applying as a business or organisation, including as a sole trader A sole trader is a business owned by one person without any special legal structure. Applying as an individual Applying as an individual means you are applying so you can be employed, or for some other personal reason, such as following a hobby.
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Continued from previous page... Your Address Address official correspondence should be sent to. Building number or name Marcus Lipton Community Centre
Street Minet Road
District
City or town London
County or administrative area
Postcode SW9 7UH
Country United Kingdom
Section 2 of 9 APPLICATION DETAILS (See also guidance on completing the form, general notes and note 1)
Have you had any previous or maiden names? Yes No Applicant must be 18 years of age or older Your date of birth 29 / 08 / dd mm yyyy This box need not be completed if you are an National Insurance number individual not liable to pay UK national insurance. Place of birth PERU
Correspondence Address Is the address the same as (or similar to) the address given in section one? If “Yes” is selected you can re-use the details from section one, or amend them as Yes No required. Select “No” to enter a completely new set of details. Building number or name Saxon Road
Street
District
City or town London
County or administrative area
Postcode SE25 5EQ
Country United Kingdom
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Continued from previous page... Additional Contact Details Are the contact details the same as (or similar to) those given in section one? If “Yes” is selected you can re-use the details from section one, or amend them as Yes No required. Select “No” to enter a completely new set of details. E-mail
Telephone number
Other telephone number Section 3 of 9 THE PREMISES I, the proposed user, hereby give notice under section 100 of the Licensing Act 2003 of my proposal to carry out a temporary activity at the premises described below. Give the address of the premises where you intend to carry on the licensable activities or if it has no address give a detailed description (including the Ordnance Survey references). (See also guidance on completing the form, note 2) Does the premises have an address?
Yes No Address Is the address the same as (or similar to) the address given in section one? If “Yes” is selected you can re-use the details from section one, or amend them as Yes No required. Select “No” to enter a completely new set of details. Building number or name Marcus Lipton Community Centre
Street Minet Road
District
City or town London
County or administrative area
Postcode SW9 7UH
Country United Kingdom
Does a premises licence or club premises certificate have effect in relation to the premises (or any part of the premises)?
Neither Premises licence Club premises certificate
Location Details Provide further details about the location of the event
Marcus Lipton community Centre
If you intend to use only part of the premises at this address or intend to restrict the area to which this notice applies, give a description and details below (see also guidance on completing the form, note 3)
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Describe the nature of the premises below (see also guidance on completing the form, note 4) Community Centre
Describe the nature of the event below(see also guidance on completing the form, note 5)
Peruvian Independence Day
Section 4 of 9 LICENSABLE ACTIVITIES State the licensable activities that you intend to carry on at the premises (see also guidance on completing the form, note 6): The sale by retail of alcohol
The supply of alcohol by or on behalf of a club to, or to the order of, a member of the club
X The provision of regulated entertainment The provision of late night refreshment
The giving of a late temporary event notice Late notices can be given no later than 5 working days but no earlier than 9 working days before the event. (See also guidance on completing the form, note 7). Event Dates There must be a period of at least 10 working days between the date you submit this form and the date of the earliest event when you will be using these premises for licensable activities.
State the dates on which you intend to use these premises for licensable activities (see also guidance on completing the form, note 8) Event start date 29 07 2017 The maximum period for using premises for / / licensable activities under the authority of a dd mm yyyy temporary event notice is 168 hours or seven days.
Event end date 30 / 07 / 2017 dd mm yyyy
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Continued from previous page... State the times during the event period that you propose to carry on licensable activities (give times in 24 hour clock) 14:00 - 03:00 (see also guidance on completing the form, note 9) State the maximum number of people at any one time that you intend to allow to be present at the premises during the times when you Note that the maximum number of people intend to carry on licensable 300 cannot exceed 499. activities, including any staff, organisers or performers (see also guidance on completing the form, note 10) If the licensable activities will include the supply of alcohol, state whether the supplies will be for consumption on or off the premises, or both (see also guidance on completing the form, note 11): On the premises only
Off the premises only
Both Section 5 of 9 RELEVANT ENTERTAINMENT (See also guidance on completing the form, note 12) State if the licensable activities will include the provision of relevant entertainment. If so, state the times during the event period that you propose to provide relevant entertainment Music 14:00 / 3:00
Section 6 of 9 PERSONAL LICENCE HOLDERS (See also guidance on completing the form, note 13)
Do you currently hold a valid Yes No personal licence?
Section 7 of 9 PREVIOUS TEMPORARY EVENT NOTICES (See also guidance on completing the form, note 14)
Have you previously given a temporary event notice in respect of any premises for events falling in the same Yes No calendar year as the event for which you are now giving this temporary event notice?
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Have you already given a temporary event notice for the same premises in which the event period: a) Ends 24 hours or Yes No less before; or b) Begins 24 hours or less after the event period proposed in this notice?
Section 8 of 9 ASSOCIATES AND BUSINESS COLLEAGUES (See also guidance on completing the form, note 15) Has any associate of yours given a temporary event notice for an event in the same calendar year as the Yes No event for which you are now giving a temporary event notice? Has any associate of yours already given a temporary event notice for the same premises in which the event period: Yes No a) Ends 24 hours or less before; or b) Begins 24 hours or less after the event period proposed in this notice? Has any person with whom you are in business carrying on licensable activities given a temporary event notice for an Yes No event in the same calendar year as the event for which you are now giving a temporary event notice?
Has any person with whom you are in business carrying on licensable activities already given a temporary event notice for the same premises in which the event Yes No period: a) Ends 24 hours or less before; or b) Begins 24 hours or less after the event period proposed in this notice?
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It is a condition of this temporary event notice that where the relevant licensable activities described in Sections 4 and 5 above include the supply of alcohol that all such supplies are made by or under the authority of the premises user. PAYMENT DETAILS
This fee must be paid to the authority. If you complete the application online, you must pay it by debit or credit card. This formality requires a fixed fee of £21 DECLARATION (See also guidance on completing the form, note 18)
1 * The information contained in this form is correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
1 I understand that it is an offence: (i) to knowingly or recklessly make a false statement in connection with this temporary event notice and that a person is liable on conviction for such an offence to a fine up to level 5 on the standard scale; and * (ii) to permit an unauthorised licensable activity to be carried on at any place and that a person is liable on conviction for any such offence to a fine not exceeding £20,000, or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months, or to both.
Ticking this box indicates you have read and understood the above declaration
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Memo To: Licensing At: Community Safety
From: Calvin McLean Date: 17th July 2017
Pages including this one: 1
Our Ref: 17/07915/LICAPP Your Ref: TEN 9509
Subject: Application for Temporary Event, Marcus Lipton Centre
The Community Safety Area Teams, a responsible authority for the purpose of the Licensing Act 2003 hereby makes an objection to an application made by Jose Compos to hold a temporary event on Saturday 29th July 2017 from 14:00 hours until 03:00 hours at the above premises, application reference TEN 9509 refers.
This objection is made on the grounds of Prevention of Public Nuisance as there are very recent concerns that persons associated with other late night events are disturbing residents in the area.
On 10th July 2017 we received a members enquiry regarding nuisance activity at the Marcus Lipton Centre. The councillor reported that residents in the nearby Loughborough Estate were frequently disturbed by loud music and people congregating outside the premises.
Information was sought from the Loughborough Estate Management Board (LEMB) and their Housing Service Manager confirmed that residents in nearby Secker House are continually disturbed by the activity from the centre (see email attached).
On Friday 14th July 2017 contact was made with the management at the Marcus Lipton Centre to discuss the ongoing concerns and a meeting will be arranged in due course.
Until such time those issues can be discussed and addressed it would not be suitable for the premises to have an event late into the night as it is clear there is nuisance associated with this activity.
As such we ask that the licensing sub-committee issue a counter-notice so this event cannot go ahead.
Yours faithfully
Calvin McLean Community Safety Area Manager
London Borough of Lambeth Community Safety Area Teams 6th Floor, International House 6 Canterbury Crescent London SW9 7QE www.lambeth.gov.uk Page 20
From: Lewis, LLoyd To: McLean,Calvin Subject: RE: Urgent - Marcus Lipton Centre Date: 14 July 2017 12:16:54 Attachments: image001.png image002.png
Dear Calvin,
With regards to your email enquiry
I can confirm that the Marcus Lipton Centre doesn’t fall under Loughborough EMB management responsibilities
Please note that the centre is situated on the boundary side of Minet Road which is the management responsibility of Lambeth Housing Management
However we are aware of the continuous anti-social behaviour issues and the fact that a large group youths are leaving the centre and congregating in the communal area of Secker House on a regular basis
We are currently working closely with the Coldharbour Ward Safer Neighbourhood Team to monitor and concentrate their increased patrols in this specific area of the estate as the situation is seriously impacting on our residents
I trust that this clarifies the situation
Regards
Lloyd L A Lewis Housing Services Manager Loughborough EMB Area Housing Office 10 Featley Road London SW9 7LJ T: 0207926 8804 M: E: [email protected] W: www.loughboroughestate.org.uk
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From: McLean,Calvin Sent: 14 July 2017 12:07 To: Lewis, LLoyd
Dear Lloyd
I am told LEMB manage the Marcus Lipton Centre, Minet Road. We have been forwarded a members enquiry from Cllr Anywanu regarding ongoing late parties and anti-social behaviour in and immediately outside the area (I’m not too sure if he’s been in direct contact).
Is this something you are aware of? If so are you able to tell me how it’s being managed?
Kind regards
Calvin McLean Community Safety Area Manager Neighbourhoods & Growth London Borough of Lambeth ( 0207 926 6136 : [email protected] Secure email: [email protected]
6th Floor, International House 6 Canterbury Crescent London SW9 7QE
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LX - Lambeth Licensing & Night Time Economy Team International House, 6th Floor, Canterbury Crescent, SW9 7QE
17th July 2017 Contact: PC Mike Constable
Mr. Gardner Licensing Manager Lambeth Borough Council
RE: TEMPORARY EVENT NOTICE FOR MARCUS LIPTON CENTRE
NOTICE Of OBJECTION under Section 104 (2) of the Licensing Act 2003
Dear Mr. Gardner,
Notice of objection is hereby given on behalf of the Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis for the above Temporary Event Notice (TEN) to take place on Saturday 29th July 2017, on the grounds of Prevention of Crime and Disorder and Public Nuisance.
The centre had a party on 18th June, in which Police were called to a fight of 15- 20 males. (CAD1522/18th June 2017) with weapons being used after an argument took place. This was caught on CCTV at 3:50am
Establishing the details for the incident was hindered, after those involved were from South American countries.
On the crime report it states ‘All persons involved had been drinking’ Crime report 1217438/17 refers. A check was conducted, and a Temporary Event Notice was not issued for that date. On the balance of probabilities licensable activities most likely have taken place.
One of the suspects arrested also had cannabis in his possession. A total of five arrests were made for affray. The investigation is still ongoing at time of writing.
There are five key points which the Metropolitan Police Service suggests why a counter notice should be issued:
Unlicensed activity most likely taken place on 18th June. Five arrests for affray in early hours of morning, causing noise nuisance to the local community. The event applicant has requested an event for Peruvian Independence. Those of the South American community caused disorder and nuisance on 18th June. Drugs have been allowed into the centre. Everyone involved were intoxicated. Page 23
The Metropolitan Police contend that such an event at these premises will undermine the licensing objectives, and recommend a counter notice is issued.
Yours sincerely,
Mike Constable | PC 596LX - Licensing & Night Time Economy Team | Lambeth Borough Address International House, 6th Floor, Canterbury Crescent, Brixton, SW9 7Q
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