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Premises Licence Register Premises Licence Register LPA0004 Mersey View Hotel commences 8 Oct 2014 expires 31 Dec 9999 2 Mersey View Road issued 08/10/2014 Halebank reason Variation Widnes Cheshire WA8 8LP First Proprietor Colin BARTON Mersey View Hotel 2 Mersey View Road Widnes Cheshire WA8 8LP LPA0005 Bargain Booze commences 14 Oct 2014 expires 31 Dec 9999 51 Halton View Road issued 14/10/2014 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 OTT First Proprietor Stephen Raymond HAYES Bargain Booze 51 Halton View Road Widnes Cheshire WA8 OTT LPA0006 Main Top Hotel commences 8 Oct 2014 expires 31 Dec 9999 15-17 Mersey Road issued 08/10/2014 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 OBG First Proprietor William HANSON Main Top Hotel 15-17 Mersey Road Widnes Cheshire WA8 0DG LPA0014 Co-op Late Shop commences 10 May 2018 expires 31 Dec 9999 66-70 Balfour Street issued 24/11/2005 Runcorn reason Variation Cheshire WA7 4PH First Proprietor 1 Angel Square Manchester M60 0AG 07 Feb 2019 at 11:10 Printed by LalPac Page 1 Premises Licence Register LPA0015 Co-op Late Shop commences 12 Jul 2007 expires 31 Dec 9999 7 Grangeway issued 24/11/2005 Town Hall Estate reason Cancel/Surrender Runcorn Cheshire WA7 5LY First Proprietor 1 Angel Square Manchester M60 0AG LPA0016 Co-op Late Shop commences 14 Mar 2018 expires 31 Dec 9999 Windmill Hill Avenue West issued 14/03/2018 Runcorn reason Cheshire WA7 6QZ First Proprietor 1 Angel Square Manchester M60 0AG LPA0017 McColls commences 6 Jun 2017 expires 31 Dec 9999 442 Liverpool Road issued 24/11/2005 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 7XP First Proprietor Martin McColl House Ashwells Road Brentwood Essex CM15 9ST LPA0018 Co-op Late Shop commences 20 Jan 2017 expires 31 Dec 9999 7 Grangeway issued 20/01/2017 Town Hall Estate reason Runcorn Cheshire WA7 5LY First Proprietor 1 Angel Square Manchester M60 0AG 07 Feb 2019 at 11:10 Printed by LalPac Page 2 Premises Licence Register LPA0019 Co-op Late Shop commences 14 Oct 2014 expires 31 Dec 9999 The Ridgeway issued 14/10/2014 Runcorn reason Variation Cheshire WA7 6ER First Proprietor 1 Angel Square Manchester M60 0AG LPA0021 Co-op Late Shop commences 10 Jun 2016 expires 31 Dec 9999 51-53 Halton Road issued 24/11/2005 Runcorn reason Variation Cheshire WA7 5QU First Proprietor 1 Angel Square Manchester M60 0AG LPA0023 Newtown Off Licence commences 14 Oct 2014 expires 31 Dec 9999 8 Lugsdale Road issued 14/10/2014 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 6DH First Proprietor Jerad Jugin SINGARAYAR Newtown Off Licence 8 Lugsdale Road Widnes Cheshire WA8 6DH LPA0024 Widnes Food & Wine commences 30 Oct 2017 expires 31 Dec 9999 15 Lowerhouse Lane issued 30/10/2017 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 7BG First Proprietor Premala ANSNTHARUBAN 130 Liverpool Road Great Sankey Warrington WA5 1QX 07 Feb 2019 at 11:10 Printed by LalPac Page 3 Premises Licence Register LPA0025 Bargain Booze commences 22 Jun 2017 expires 31 Dec 9999 3 Ditchfield Road issued 22/06/2017 Widnes reason Transfer Cheshire First Proprietor 2a Swordfish Business Park Swordfish Close, Higgins Lane Burscough L40 8JW LPA0026 Bargain Booze commences 14 Dec 2018 expires 31 Dec 9999 74 Albert Road issued 24/11/2005 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 6JT First Proprietor 2a Swordfish Business Park Swordfish Close, Higgins Lane Burscough L40 8JW LPA0029 Rona The Flower Shop commences 14 Oct 2014 expires 31 Dec 9999 33 Widnes Road issued 14/10/2014 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 6AZ First Proprietor Louise Claire LEATHER White Cottage Aston Lane Aston Cheshire WA7 3BU LPA0032 Simply Food & Drinks commences 21 Feb 2017 expires 31 Dec 9999 122 Moorfield Road issued 24/11/2005 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 3HX First Proprietor European House Darlston Road Walsall West Midlands WS2 9SQ 07 Feb 2019 at 11:10 Printed by LalPac Page 4 Premises Licence Register LPA0033 Hillcrest Hotel commences 13 Nov 2018 expires 31 Dec 9999 Cronton Lane issued 24/11/2005 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 9AR First Proprietor Corus Horuse 1 Auckland Park Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire MK1 1BU LPA0034 Spar Shop commences 2 Nov 2017 expires 31 Dec 9999 28 Hillcrest Road issued 24/11/2005 Halton Brook reason Variation Runcorn Cheshire WA7 2DY First Proprietor Umer E Iitzam KHAN 17 Hilton Avenue Warrington Cheshire WA15 1JX LPA0035 Birchfield Park Sports and Socialcommences Club8 Oct 2014 expires 31 Dec 9999 Birchfield Road issued 08/10/2014 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 9EB First Proprietor Ronald GEORGE 17 Knowles Street Widnes Cheshire WA8 6QX LPA0036 Jesani Stores Ltd commences 14 Oct 2014 expires 31 Dec 9999 Unit 2 Pastow Square issued 14/10/2014 Brookvale Local Centre reason Variation Runcorn Cheshire WA7 6PE First Proprietor Vasanti Harshad JESANI 129 Gadbury Fold Atherton Manchester M46 0GN 07 Feb 2019 at 11:10 Printed by LalPac Page 5 Premises Licence Register LPA0037 A&D News commences 7 Aug 2015 expires 31 Dec 9999 83 Lowerhouse Lane issued 24/11/2005 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 7DU First Proprietor Narendranathan THIRUPPARANKIRINATHAN 24 Kenilworth Drive Bletchley Bucks Milton Keynes MK3 6AQ LPA0038 Halton News & Off Licence commences 14 Oct 2014 expires 31 Dec 9999 59 Milton Road issued 14/10/2014 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 7JR First Proprietor Susil MAHESTRATHGE 59 Milton Road Widnes WA8 7JR LPA0039 MnS Late Shop commences 14 Oct 2014 expires 31 Dec 9999 45 Derby Road issued 14/10/2014 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 9LQ First Proprietor Mahalingham KONESWARAN 21 Walsham Garden St Helens WA9 5UT LPA0040 Everglades Park Hotel commences 11 Dec 2015 expires 31 Dec 9999 Derby Road issued 24/11/2005 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 3UJ First Proprietor Derby Road Widnes Cheshire WA8 3UJ 07 Feb 2019 at 11:10 Printed by LalPac Page 6 Premises Licence Register LPA0041 Londis commences 5 Apr 2016 expires 31 Dec 9999 37 Bechers issued 24/11/2005 Hough Green reason Variation Widnes Cheshire WA8 9TE First Proprietor Sunny Singh GILL 6 Cross Gates Widnes Cheshire WA8 3GA LPA0042 Co-op commences 20 Dec 2018 expires 31 Dec 9999 Granville Street issued 24/11/2005 Runcorn reason Variation Cheshire WA7 1NE First Proprietor 1 Angel Square Manchester M60 0AG LPA0043 Goodfellas commences 22 Aug 2017 expires 31 Dec 9999 75 Albert Road issued 23/08/2017 Widnes reason Transfer Cheshire WA8 6JS First Proprietor Christopher HEADON 35 Coroners Lane Widnes Cheshire WA8 9JN LPA0044 Quality Save commences 6 May 2015 expires 31 Dec 9999 182-186 Widnes Road issued 24/11/2005 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 6BL First Proprietor c/o Harold Sharp, Holland House 1-5 Oakfield House Sale Cheshire M33 6TT 07 Feb 2019 at 11:10 Printed by LalPac Page 7 Premises Licence Register LPA0045 Corner Store commences 14 Oct 2014 expires 31 Dec 9999 71 Picton Avenue issued 14/10/2014 Runcorn reason Variation Cheshire WA7 5DP First Proprietor Krishnapillai KETHEESWARAN 71 Picton Avenue Runcorn Cheshire LPA0046 Chestnut Lodge Off Licence Conveniencecommences 16 Aug 2016 Storeexpires 31 Dec 9999 222 Liverpool Road issued 24/11/2005 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 7HY First Proprietor Amit Anthony SONI 16 Mansell Close Widnes WA8 9WL LPA0047 Aldi Stores Limited commences 26 Nov 2018 expires 31 Dec 9999 Green Oaks Way issued 24/11/2005 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 6UF First Proprietor Holly Lane Atherstone Warwickshire CV9 2SQ LPA0049 Morrisons commences 27 Nov 2017 expires 31 Dec 9999 Green Oaks Way issued 24/11/2005 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 6UA First Proprietor William MORRISONS SUPERMARKETS Hilmore House Gain Lane Bradford Yorkshire BD3 7DL 07 Feb 2019 at 11:10 Printed by LalPac Page 8 Premises Licence Register LPA0053 WIDNES RECREATION CLUB commences 8 Oct 2014 expires 31 Dec 9999 Liverpool Road issued 08/10/2014 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 7EY First Proprietor Harry POTTER 17 Wavell AVenue Widnes Cheshire WA8 8EH LPA0055 Premier commences 14 Oct 2014 expires 31 Dec 9999 114 Greenway Road issued 14/10/2014 Runcorn reason Variation Cheshire WA7 5BS First Proprietor Thomas Andrew BYRNE 114 Greenway Road Runcorn Cheshire WA7 5BS LPA0056 Village Stores commences 14 Oct 2014 expires 31 Dec 9999 111 Main Street issued 14/10/2014 Halton reason Variation Runcorn Cheshire WA7 2AZ First Proprietor Sivasunderam PREMAKANTHA 19 Litherland Park Liverpool Merseyside L21 9HP LPA0057 Freshxpress Retail Limited commences 4 Sep 2007 expires 31 Dec 9999 21/23 Widnes Road issued 23/08/2008 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 6AF First Proprietor 5 Castle Street Liverpool Merseyside L2 4XE 07 Feb 2019 at 11:10 Printed by LalPac Page 9 Premises Licence Register LPA0058 Surrey Street Wines & Spirits commences 25 Jul 2017 expires 31 Dec 9999 86/88 Surrey Street issued 24/11/2005 Runcorn reason Variation Cheshire WA7 5TT First Proprietor Vinothas VISVALINGAM 57 Moss Way Croxteth Merseyside L11 0BL LPA0059 TKM Convenience Store commences 31 May 2017 expires 31 Dec 9999 1 Halebank Road issued 31/05/2017 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 8NA First Proprietor Arunsalam KUKENDREN 1 Halebank Road Widnes Cheshire WA8 8NA LPA0060 Bengal Spice commences 8 Oct 2014 expires 31 Dec 9999 24-26 Widnes Road issued 08/10/2014 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 6AD First Proprietor Bahar AHMED 21 Walter Street Warrington Cheshire WA1 3TE LPA0061 Rossi's commences 4 Aug 2010 expires 31 Dec 9999 2 Derwent Road issued 04/08/2010 Widnes reason Variation Cheshire WA8 8ES First Proprietor Ian ROSS 95 Damwood Road Speke Liverpool Cheshire L24 OTE 07 Feb 2019 at 11:10 Printed by LalPac Page 10 Premises Licence Register LPA0062 Spar Store commences 29 Jan 2018
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