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SCOTTISH BORDERS LICENSING BOARD LICENCES ISSUED UNDER DELEGATED POWERS 17 April - 22 May 2014 Applicant/Existing Licenceholder Type and Nature of Application Premises Jacqueline Thoma 29 Minor Variation of Premises Licence (Change of Premises Name) Thoma & Sons, (former Keystore) 47 High Street, Hawick Lidl UK GmbH 29 Minor Variation of Premises Licence (Decrease in alcohol display area capacity)Lidl Store, Wilton Path, Hawick Lidl UK GmbH 29 Minor Variation of Premises Licence (Decrease in alcohol display area capacity)Lidl Store, Shedden Park Road, Kelso Sharon Hunter 29 Minor Variation of Premises Licence (Change of Premises Name) Meringue Place, 20 Horsemarket, Kelso Johnston's of Elgin Limited 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager Johnston's of Elgin, Mansfield Road, Hawick Lidl UK GmbH 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager Lidl Store, Wilton Path, Hawick Sainsbury's Supermarkets Ltd 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager Sainsbury's, Commercial Road, Hawick Jacqueline Thoma 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager Thoma & Sons, 47 High Street, Hawick Andrew Bannerman 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager Teviot Wines, 7 Tower Knowe, Hawick Joanne Sudlow 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager The Pheasant, 61-63 High Street, Jedburgh The Shilling Group 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager The Border Hotel, Kirk Yetholm, Kelso Sainsbury's Supermarkets Ltd 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager Sainsbury's, Pinnaclehill Ind Estate, Kelso Sharon Hunter 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager Meringue Place, 20 Horsemarket, Kelso Co-operative Group Food Limited 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager CO-OP, 21/23 Main Street, West Linton Gordon Arms Hotel (Yarrow) Ltd 31 Substitution of Designated Premises Manager Gordon Arms Hotel, Yarrow Thirsty Quenchers Limited 33 Transfer of Premises Licence Teviot Wines, 7 Tower Knowe, Hawick Jacqueline Thoma 33 Transfer of Premises Licence Keystore Express, 47 High Street, Hawick 1 Applicant/Existing Licenceholder Type and Nature of Application Premises Ian Burton 33 Transfer of Premises Licence Hazel Lodge Tearoom, 20 Horsemarket, Kelso Tomash Limited 33 Transfer of Premises Licence Gordon Arms Hotel, Yarrow Alexander Tomlinson Personal Licence - Grant n/a Alison M Inglis Personal Licence - Grant n/a Andrew Shortreed Personal Licence - Grant n/a Angela Davis Personal Licence - Grant n/a Anne Kupers Personal Licence - Grant n/a Edmund Hall Personal Licence - Grant n/a Mikuni Uehara Personal Licence - Grant n/a Robert Stark Personal Licence - Grant n/a Rochelle Connoly Personal Licence - Grant n/a Sarah Peat Personal Licence - Grant n/a Alexander Mercer Personal Licence - Refresher n/a Bruce White Personal Licence - Refresher n/a Dawn Docherty Personal Licence - Refresher n/a Ian Childs Personal Licence - Refresher n/a Ian Thomas Calder Personal Licence - Refresher n/a John Kelly Personal Licence - Refresher n/a Karen Hunter Personal Licence - Refresher n/a Michelle Douglas Personal Licence - Refresher n/a Nigel Atkinson Personal Licence - Refresher n/a 2 Applicant/Existing Licenceholder Type and Nature of Application Premises Pamela Calder-Kelly Personal Licence - Refresher n/a Robin L Hodgson Personal Licence - Refresher n/a Stephen Heather Personal Licence - Refresher n/a Thomas Miller Personal Licence - Refresher n/a Vivien Geoghegan Vol Occasional Licence for Cranston Fiddle Presentation/Concert Village Hall, Ancrum Arthur Lucas Vol Occasional Licence for Bowling Tournament Bowling Club, Broughton Arthur Lucas Vol Occasional Licence for Bowling Tournament Bowling Club, Broughton Ingrid Campbell Vol Occasional Licence for Harp & Guitar Concert Village Hall, Broughton Sally Carroll Vol Occasional Licence for Play Performances Village Hall, Cockburnspath Stuart Smith Vol Occasional Licence for Gala Beer Tent Playing Field, Callandar Place, Cockburnspath Gillian Montgomerie Vol Occasional Licence for Quiz Night Village Hall, Darnick Karen Lerpiniere Vol Occasional Licence for "Meet the Authors Evening" Village Hall, Gavinton, Duns Peter Lerpiniere Vol Occasional Licence for Theatrical Performance Volunteer Hall, Langtongate, Duns Maureen Aitken Vol Occasional Licence for Film Evening Volunteer Hall, Duns Jacqueline Gillespie Vol Occasional Licence for Adult Disco Village Hall, Whitsome, Duns Rhona Darling Vol Occasional Licence for Terrier Show Marygold Farm, Duns James Collin Vol Occasional Licence for Quiz Night Volunteer Hall, Duns George Jack Vol Occasional Licence for Musical Fund-raising Evening Kirkhope Parish Hall, Ettrickbridge Jackie Selcraig Vol Occasional Licence for Quiz Night Village Hall, Fountainhall Robert Goudie Vol Occasional Licence for Tweedbank Fair Community Centre, Tweedbank, Galashiels Robert Goudie Vol Occasional Licence for Tweedbank Fair Community Centre, Tweedbank, Galashiels 3 Applicant/Existing Licenceholder Type and Nature of Application Premises Lyn Allen Vol Occasional Licence for Drama Production Mac Arts Centre, Galashiels Iain Wilson Vol Occasional Licence for Brass Band Concert Volunteer Hall, Galashiels Patricia Touw Vol Occasional Licence for Quiz Night Galashiels Academy, Galashiels William Smillie Vol Occasional Licence for Football Cup Final Football Club, Greenlaw William Smillie Vol Occasional Licence for Football Cup Final Football Club, Greenlaw Joyce Tinlin Vol Occasional Licence for Annual Spring Concert Parish Church Hall, Hawick Lynn Telford Vol Occasional Licence for Horse Racing Hawick Moor, Hawick Bernard Finlay Vol Occasional Licence for Quiz Night Village Hall, Heiton Susan Nann Vol Occasional Licence for Disco Macfie Hall, Heriot Stewart Wilson Vol Occasional Licence for Introduction of Standard Bearer Elect Memorial Hall, Innerleithen Keith Belleville Vol Occasional Licence for Silver Band Concert Memorial Hall, Innerleithen John Burt Vol Occasional Licence for Brass Band Concert Town Hall, Abbey Place, Jedburgh Rory Stewart Vol Occasional Licence for Welcome to Jethart Callant 2014 MacDonald Dryburgh Rooms, Jedburgh Lindsay Wilson Vol Occasional Licence for Reception for Declaration of Callant 2014 Town Hall, Abbey Place, Jedburgh Brian O'Reilly Vol Occasional Licence for Country & Western Festival Springwood Hall, Kelso Iain Dick Vol Occasional Licence for Night of Music & Entertainment Youth Trust Hall, West High Street, Lauder Nancy Hardie Vol Occasional Licence for Quiz Night Leader Leisure Centre, Lauder Roger Chapman Vol Occasional Licence for Live Band Village Hall, Longformacus Ann Hastie Vol Occasional Licence for Appointment of 2014 Melrosian Corn Exchange, Melrose Vivien Geoghegan Vol Occasional Licence for Fiddle Band Concert Village Hall, Midlem Nikki Lindores Vol Occasional Licence for Lurcher and Terrier Show Houndshall, Midlem Nr Selkirk 4 Applicant/Existing Licenceholder Type and Nature of Application Premises Shaun Turnbull Vol Occasional Licence for Tubs Ball Village Hall, Newcastleton David Platt Vol Occasional Licence for "Music at Paxton" Paxton House, Paxton David Platt Vol Occasional Licence for "Music at Paxton" Paxton House, Paxton Vivien Geoghegan Vol Occasional Licence for Cranston Fiddle Presentation/Concert Village Hall, Roberton Derek Harkins Vol Occasional Licence for Live Band Newlands Centre, Romanno Bridge Jane Renwick Vol Occasional Licence for Variety Concert Yarrowford Public Hall, Selkirk Susan Edington Vol Occasional Licence for Ancient Art of Tilting Demonstration The Haining, Selkirk Jane Ellis Vol Occasional Licence for Fundraising Ceilidh Town Hall, Earlston Road, Stow Julia Templeton Vol Occasional Licence for Folk Music Concert Village Hall, Teviothead Robert Goudie Vol Occasional Licence for Tweedbank Fair Fun Day Primary School, Tweedbank Susan Stewart Vol Occasional Licence for Installation for Festival Principals Wauchope Hall, Town Yetholm Vivien Geoghegan Vol Occasional Licence for Cranston Fiddle Presentation/Concert Wauchope Hall, Town Yetholm Ian Jarvie Vol Occasional Licence for Ceilidh The Whitsome Ark, Whitsome Vivien Geoghegan Vol Occasional Licence for Cranston Fiddle Presentation/Concert Feus Hall, Yarrow Justin Order PLH Occasional Licence for Funeral Tea Bowden Village Hall, Bowden David Buglass PLH Occasional Licence for Funeral Tea Bowling Club, Chirnside Michael Burns PLH Occasional Licence for Sports Club Dinner Dance Volunteer Hall, Duns David Home PLH Occasional Licence for Wedding Reception Wedderburn Castle Barns, Duns David Home PLH Occasional Licence for Wedding Reception Wedderburn Castle Barns, Duns Isobel Gillie PLH Occasional Licence for Rugby 7's Mill Road, Earlston Mark Hay PLH Occasional Licence for Rugby 7's Rugby Ground, Earlston 5 Applicant/Existing Licenceholder Type and Nature of Application Premises Christine Paterson PLH Occasional Licence for Live Music Event Volunteer Hall, Galashiels Douglas Scott PLH Occasional Licence for Fashion Show Arts Centre, Galashiels Janette Richardson PLH Occasional Licence for Funeral Tea RBLS, Galashiels Janette Richardson PLH Occasional Licence for Retirement Party RBLS, Galashiels Kenny Paterson PLH Occasional Licence for Fun Run and Social Evening Cricket Club, Galashiels Kevin Temple PLH Occasional Licence for Dance Music Night Gala Fairydean FC, Netherdale, Galashiels Mark Hay PLH Occasional Licence for Point to Point Mosshouse Farm, Galashiels Richard Fitzgerald PLH Occasional Licence for Opera Showing Pavilion Cinemas, Galashiels Richard Fitzgerald PLH Occasional Licence for Wedding Reception Volunteer Hall, Galashiels
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