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Licensing Committee 3 September 2020 LICENSING COMMITTEE 3 SEPTEMBER 2020 UPDATE ON PERFORMANCE AND ENFORCEMENT MATTERS 1.0 Purpose of Report 1.1 To inform Committee of the activity and performance of the licensing team between 1 January and 30 June 2020 inclusive and to provide Members with details of current going enforcement issues. 2.0 Background 2.1 This report covers the period from 1 January and 30th June 2020 inclusive and sets out the range and number of licence applications during this period. It also highlights any activity required as a result of the applications. Activity Report for 1 January to 30 June 2020 Number Number Number Application Type Comments Received Issued Refused Personal Licence 15 15 Vary the Designated Premise 26 26 Supervisor Transfer of Premise Licence 12 12 Minor Variation 3 3 Variation to Premise Licence 5 5 New Premise licence 7 6 1 pending Change of Premise Name 0 0 Notification of Interest 1 1 Temporary Event Notices 53 53 2.2 By way of comparison, the number of Temporary Event Notices received for the same period last year was 192. 2.3 Enforcement Activity Ongoing Enforcement Activity 1 January and 30 June 2020 Location Summary Of Action Taken So Far Date Case Complaint/Reason Opened For Visit Black Swan Noise complaint 2.1.2020 LEO visited premise and advice given High Street to DPS. Edwinstowe Further noise complaints 2/2/2020 – NG21 9QR DPS issued with written warning The Old Post Office Premise licence 13.1.2020 All in order Kirk Gate check Newark On Trent NG24 1AB The Rutland Arms Premise licence 13.1.2020 All in order 13 Barnby Gate check Newark On Trent NG24 1PX The White Hart Premise licence 13.1.2020 All in order 5 White Hart Yard check Newark On Trent NG24 1DX The Mayze Premise licence 13.1.2020 All in order 7 Castle Gate check Newark On Trent NG24 1AZ Haywood Oaks Golf Premise licence 14.1.2020 2 action points to be followed up. And Country Club check All in order (20.1.2020) Old Rufford Road Oxton NG25 0RQ Forest Lodge Hotel Premise licence 14.1.2020 All in order. Church Street check Edwinstowe NG21 9QA New Baltica Accused of illegal 16.01.2020 Investigation carried out by trading 14B Barnby Gate activities standard Newark On Trent NG24 1PZ The Plough Public Premise licence 16.1.2020 All in order House check Forest Road Ollerton NG22 9QS The Jolly Roger Club Noise complaint and 16.1.2020 LEO visited premise and spoke to DPS. Forest Road alleged “lock ins” Advice given regarding noise and Ollerton licence conditions NG22 9QS The White Swan Premise licence 23.1.2020 All in order 50 North Gate check Newark On Trent NG24 1HF The Prince Rupert Premise licence 24.1.2020 All in order 46 Stodman Street check Newark On Trent NG24 1AW White Hind Bar Premise licence 24.1.2020 All in order 3 Carter Gate check Newark On Trent NG24 1UA Inn On The Green Noise complaint 27.1.2020 This is a historic noise complaint. LEO The Green spoke to complainant and DPS and Coddington reminded him of his obligations. One Stop Community Premise licence 28.1.2020 All in order Stores Ltd check 162-164 High Street Collingham No 1 Retail Unit Premise licence 29.1.2020 All in order Cedar House check High Street Collingham Newark Rugby Club Premise licence 29.1.2020 2 action points to be followed up. Kelham Road check All in order (2.3.2020) Newark On Trent NG24 1WN The White Post Inn Premise licence 29.1.2020 All in order Public House check Old Rufford Road Farnsfield NG22 8HN The Top Club Premise licence 31.1.2020 All in order Mansfield Road check Clipstone NG21 9AA Maximal Premise licence 5.2.2020 2 action points to be followed up. 21-23 Sleaford Road check All in order (10.2.2020) Newark On Trent NG24 1NF The Everest Inn Premise licence 4.2.2020 9 action points to be followed up. 69 Castle Gate check All in order (18.2.2020) Newark On Trent NG24 1BG Tesco Stores Ltd Premise licence 12.2.2020 All in order Edison Rise check Ollerton NG22 9PL Asda Premise licence 12.2.2020 1 action points to be followed up. Forest Road check All in order (11.3.2020) Ollerton NG22 9PL Rose Orchard Chinese Premise licence 12.2.2020 2 action points to be followed up Restaurant check All in order 12.3.2020 6 - 8 High Street Collingham Chesters Public House Premise licence 20.2.2020 All in order 72 Main Street check Balderton The Tawny Owl Public Premise licence 20.2.2020 All in order House check William Hall Way Fernwood Old Kings Arms Public Premise licence 20.2.2020 All in order House check 19 Kirk Gate Newark On Trent NG24 1AD Grove Public House Premise licence 20.2.2020 All in order 53 London Road check Balderton The Wheatsheaf Premise licence 21.2.2020 All in order Public House check Slaughterhouse Lane Newark On Trent NG24 1ER 16 Turner Lane Premise licence 27.2.2020 All in order Boughton check NG22 9HN One Stop Premise licence 27.2.2020 All in order Forest Road check Ollerton NG22 9PL The Plough Public Premise licence 2.3.2020 All in order House check Forest Road Ollerton NG22 9QS Harrow Inn Premise licence 2.3.2020 All in order Tuxford Road check Boughton NG22 9LA Texaco Service Station Premise licence 2.3.2020 All in order 69 North Gate check Newark On Trent NG24 1HD Fox and Crown, 4 - 6 Premise licence 2.3.2020 2 action points Appleton Gate check All in order (5.5.2020) Newark On Trent Nottinghamshire NG24 1JY 11 Queen Street Premise licence 3.3.2020 All in order Southwell check NG25 0AA Co-op Supermarket Premise licence 3.3.2020 All in order Main Street check Farnsfield NG22 8EF Newark Food And Premise licence 3.3.2020 2 action points Drink check All in order (9.3.2020) 62 Carter Gate Newark On Trent NG24 1UB Odeon Premise licence 3.3.2020 2 action points 23 London Road check All in order (9.3.2020) Newark On Trent NG24 1TN 16 Turner Lane Premise licence 11.3.2020 All in order Boughton check NG22 9HN One Stop Premise licence 11.3.2020 All in order Forest Road check Ollerton NG22 9PL Spar Complaints of 23.3.2020 Trading standards have investigated Forest Road underage sales this complaint and copied in the Ollerton licensing authority for information. NG22 9PL The Inkpot Partnership Complaint the 23.3.2020 LEO spoke to the DPS and advised Kirklington Road premise was selling them they that only have off sales. Rainworth off sales when the NG21 0JY only have on sales Rufford Park Golf Report of 20-30 23.3.2020 LEO spoke to DPS and advised Centre people sat outside regarding off sales only due to COVID Rufford Lane with drinks over the 19. Rufford weekend. NG22 9DG Taylors Complaints that the 21.3.2020 LEO investigated and advice given to 25 Castle Gate restaurant was open DPS. Newark On Trent to customers after NG24 1AZ lockdown measures had been put in place. The Full Moon Inn Complaints that the 21.3.2020 LEO investigated and advice given to Public House restaurant was open DPS. Main Street to customers after Morton lockdown measures NG25 0UT had been put in place. The Bridge And Bay From police: 27.3.2020 Pc 2801 visited spoke to DPS Mr Khan Leaf Caller reporting the who stated it would be the staff, Trentside A/L had a private cooks and delivery staff outside Gunthorpe party last weekend smoking. Advice given by officer re NG14 7FB on Friday 27th social distancing. March 2020 and approx 20 people were in there. There is a party there now, caller can see 6 people drinking and smoking and they have been there approx 1 hour. They are still operating as a takeaway but caller states they are not adhering to social distancing rules. The Wheatsheaf Inn Police had two jobs 15.4.2020 Upon arrival there were 8 people in Public House phoned in where it the garden drinking alcohol. The land 47 King Street was reported people lady stated she had alcohol going out Southwell were sat in the beer of date and as her regulars passed by NG25 0EH garden drinking. she gave them free drinks However, police were stopped by a member of public who stated he had received a text being invited to the beer garden for a free drink The DPS was advised that this was not essential and all people dispersed with suitable advice to all. Inn On The Green Cllr Lloyd has 21.4.2020 LEO has spoken and given advice to The Green received 2 messages DPS. Coddington saying that The Inn Newark On Trent on the Green is NG24 2PS allowing people to drink at the bar when collecting takeaways. The people reporting this think this is happening regularly. The Turquoise Teapot VE celebration with 8.5.2020 LEO visited premise and spoke to DPS 108 Bowbridge Road live music. A post on and advice given. Newark On Trent Facebook was NG24 4BZ encouraging people to attend in person. Newark Cue Club Environmental 13.5.2020 LEO spoke to the DPS, who claimed 41A Carter Gate Health received a that he has not been open since Newark On Trent complaint of the Cue lockdown restrictions have been put NG24 1UA Club being open for in place.
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