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LICENSING NEWS 17 November 2014 Your weekly guide to the valid licence applications received, granted and refused in the City of Westminster Standard contents • Announcements *change to contact centre* *new date for Licensing News* **New application form for TENs** • Contact information • Brief and informal summary of Licensing Sub Committee decisions from this week • Link to Licensing Sub-Committee agendas and formal decisions • Licensing Act applications granted • Licensing Act applications refused • Licensing Act applications withdrawn • Licensing Act applications received and pending within the consultation period • Gambling Act applications granted • Gambling Act applications received and pending within the consultation period • Other applications granted • SEV /Sex Establishment applications received and pending within the consultation period • Other applications received and pending within the consultation period (totals) • Licensing Act Temporary Event Notices received (repositioned within contents) • Licensing Court Appeals Full hearings list • Licensing Sub-Committee Hearings 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS CHANGE TO CONTACT CENTRE On 24th September the licensing contact centre moved to a new provider – there will be a period of bedding in with the new staff handling the calls, so please be patient and understand that they are trying to absorb a lot of information in order to provide the service. If you need any additional support during this period please email the relevant licensing team (contact details on next page) – we will strive to provide additional assistance to our customers and colleagues in the new contact centre over the coming months. We will also hoping to introducing some additional search functionality to our website to reduce the need for calls – watch this space! CHANGE TO DISTRIBUTION DAY FOR LICENSING NEWS Thank you to everyone who provided feedback on the recent survey about the distribution day for Licensing News and its content. The overwhelming response was a positive reaction to it moving to a Monday, so future editions will now be published on Mondays. We have also made a couple of changes in line with suggestions to make it slightly quicker to access the applications online. NEW APPLICATION FORM FOR TENs Please Note With effect from 1st October, the Government updated the form for submitting Temporary Event Notices (TENS). The online forms have already been updated (by GOV.uk). You will not be able to use the old forms to apply online so please ensure you use the updated form otherwise you may have problems if you are giving minimal notice then find your notice invalid / rejected or incapable of uploading. For those submitting by post, the form has now been updated online so we will not accept the old form going forward. https://www.westminster.gov.uk/temporary-events-notice use the above link to access the new form ********************************************************** Please note that the distribution of Licensing News is via email only Contact [email protected] if you wish your email address to be added to the distribution list. 2 Westminster Training Courses Read on…. The Service Area is offering a range of other training courses displayed below: • BIIAB Level 2 Personal Licence Holder 27th November 2014 3rd December 2014 • SAB Miller Award in Responsible Alcohol Retailing (FREE) 19th November 2014 28th November 2014 5th December 2014 12th December 2014 19th December 2014 If you are interested in booking a place on this course, please contact the EHCT Technical Support team on 0207-641-6252 or via email at [email protected] Online booking: http://ehcb.westminster.gov.uk/ 3 CONTACT INFORMATION Residents/Interested Parties Under the Licensing Act 2003, the City Council will accept representations from interested parties that are sent in by electronic means. PLEASE USE OUR PUBLIC ACCESS WEBPAGE TO SEARCH FOR APPLICATIONS AND SUBMIT ANY REPRESENTATIONS: This page will give details of applications in progress and their status, and you can also look up existing licences http://idoxpa.westminster.gov.uk/online- applications/search.do?action=simple&searchType=LicencingApplication If you register with Public Access, you can receive email alerts on properties or streets you are interested in. Use the link above to see what our on line system can do for you. If you need more info on how to use Public Access, please email [email protected] PLEASE NOTE – the email addresses for the licensing teams are as follows: • any correspondence relating to the Licensing Act 2003 (alcohol, regulated entertainment & late night refreshment) : [email protected] • any correspondence relating to Gambling & Lotteries: [email protected] • any correspondence relating to special treatments, marriage venues, sex establishments, animal licensing, fireworks: [email protected] • any correspondence relating to street trading: [email protected] Postal address for applications / representations / enquiries Licensing Applications Westminster City Council 4th Floor South 64 Victoria Street SW1E 6QP (Please include your email address for acknowledgement and speedy updates of developments/amendments to applications) 4 LICENSING SUB-COMMIITTEE – SUMMARY OF DECISIONS There was no hearing before the Licensing Sub Committee on 13th November 2014 UPDATED General link to upcoming / recent Licensing Sub- committee agendas and decisions: http://westminster.moderngov.co.uk/ieDocHome.aspx?bcr=1 Link to older decisions and agendas: http://committees.westminster.gov.uk/mgCalendarMonthView.aspx?GL=1&bcr=1 5 LICENSING ACT 2003 - APPLICATIONS GRANTED Detail by Ward for Applications Granted in Part or Full As At Monday 17 November 2014 (Applications granted between 10/11/14 and 16/11/14) Ward Licence Type Reference Premises Address Determined Date Marylebone High Street Premises Licence - Variation 14/08144/LIPV One Marylebone 1 Marylebone Road London NW1 4AQ 12/11/2014 Marylebone High Street Premises Licence - New 14/08214/LIPN The Antique Wine 53 Queen Anne Street London W1G 11/11/2014 Company (Franchising) 9JG Limited. Marylebone High Street Premises Licence - New 14/08553/LIPN Ohisama Basement And Ground Floor 39 13/11/2014 Paddington Street London W1U 4HH St James's Premises Licence - Variation 14/08621/LIPV Li Veli 69 Long Acre London WC2E 9JS 12/11/2014 St James's Premises Licence - Variation - 14/09031/LIPVM Tiger Tiger Haymarket House 28-29 Haymarket 10/11/2014 Minor London SW1Y 4SP St James's Premises Licence - Variation - 14/09113/LIPVM Comedy The Comedy 7 Oxendon Street 11/11/2014 Minor London SW1Y 4EE Vincent Square Premises Licence - Variation 14/05323/LIPV Altitude 360 - 29th Floor Twenty Ninth Floor Right Millbank 10/11/2014 Tower 21-24 Millbank London SW1P 4QP Warwick Premises Licence - Variation - 14/09112/LIPVM Beer House Unit 8 Main Concourse Victoria Station 07/11/2014 Minor Terminus Place London SW1V 1JT West End Premises Licence - New 14/07871/LIPN Bukowski Ground Floor 10-11 D'Arblay Street 12/11/2014 London W1F 8DT West End Premises Licence - Variation 14/08689/LIPV Heddon Street Kitchen 3-9 Heddon Street London W1B 4BE 12/11/2014 West End Premises Licence - Variation - 14/09008/LIPVM Funky Buddha 15 - 16 Berkeley Street London W1J 07/11/2014 Minor 8DY West End Premises Licence - Variation - 14/09211/LIPVM Bo Drake Restaurant Basement And Ground Floor 6 Greek 07/11/2014 Minor Street London W1D 4DE Link to Public Access to look up applications: (copy application ref from table above, click web link below and paste application ref into search field) : http://idoxpa.westminster.gov.uk/online-applications/search.do?action=simple&searchType=LicencingApplication 6 LICENSING ACT 2003 - APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN Detail by Ward for Applications Withdrawn in Part or Full As At Monday 17 November 2014 Ward Licence Type Reference Premises Address Determined Date West End Premises Licence - Transfer 14/09841/LIPT Punchbowl PH 41 Farm Street, London W1J 5RP 11/11/2014 LICENSING ACT 2003 - APPLICATIONS REFUSED Detail by Ward for Applications Refused in Part or Full As At Monday 17 November 2014 NIL Ward Link to Public Access to look up applications: (copy application ref from table above, click web link below and paste application ref into search field) : http://idoxpa.westminster.gov.uk/online-applications/search.do?action=simple&searchType=LicencingApplication 7 LICENSING ACT 2003 - APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AND PENDING WITHIN CONSULTATION PERIOD As At Monday 17 November 2014 NOTE: WHILST LETTERS OF NOTIFICATION ARE USUALLY SENT TO PROPERTIES IN THE VICINITY IN RESPECT OF NEW AND VARIATION APPLICATIONS FOR PREMISES LICENCES, THEY ARE NOT SENT IN RESPECT OF MINOR VARIATION APPLICATIONS Ward Premises Application Proposed Change Last date for objection Bryanston and Dorset Donostia 21/10/2014 Not Recorded 04/12/2014 Square 9 Seymour Place London New W1H 5BA Premises Licence 14/09190/LIPN Bryanston and Dorset Cumberland Food & Wine 24/10/2014 Part A To permit the sale of alcohol for consumption on the 21/11/2014 Square 11 Great Cumberland Place Variation premises in the area hatched black on the attached plan. 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