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City of Glasgow Licensing Board Licensing Board Page: 1 CITY OF GLASGOW LICENSING BOARD LICENSING BOARD MEETING, 28 NOVEMBER 2011 at 9:30am in The Burgh Court Hall, 40 John Street, Glasgow, G1 1QZ Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 Application for Grant of Premises Licence (Conversion Application) Application No(s) Premises Applicant Date Received Reason for Calling GC1019 BP M&S SIMPLY FOOD BP OIL UK LIMITED 22 September 2008 Application for Off Sales Premises 890 POLLOKSHAWS ROAD C/O HARPER MACLEOD LLP Building Control GLASGOW SOLICITORS Environmental Health G41 2ET THE CA'D'ORO 45 GORDON STREET GLASGOW G1 3PE GC1441 BP SANDYMOUNT SERVICE STATION BP OIL UK LIMITED 17 December 2008 Application for Off Sales Premises 23 BAILLIESTON ROAD C/O HARPER MACLEOD LLP Building Control MOUNT VERNON SOLICITORS Environmental Health GLASGOW THE CA'D'ORO G32 0QJ 45 GORDON STREET GLASGOW G1 3PE GC1454 SHOP CROFTFOOT FILLING STATION CALANIKE RETAILING LIMITED 23 December 2008 Application for Off Sales Premises 556 CASTLEMILK ROAD C/O LINDSAYS Building Control GLASGOW SOLICITORS Environmental Health G44 5LZ 1 ROYAL BANK PLACE GLASGOW G1 3AA Page: 2 CITY OF GLASGOW LICENSING BOARD LICENSING BOARD MEETING, 28 NOVEMBER 2011 at 9:30am in The Burgh Court Hall, 40 John Street, Glasgow, G1 1QZ Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 Application for Grant of Provisional Premises Licence Application No(s) Premises Applicant Date Received Reason for Calling GC1891 UNIT 26 ZILKERNAIN SATTAR 11 February 2011 Application for Off Sales Premises SPRINGBURN SHOPPING CENTRE Building Control 230 SPRINGBURN WAY Environmental Health GLASGOW No Confirmation of Site Notice. G21 1TS 12 letters of Objection GC1899 LAURA'S COFFEE SHOP NEIL GRIMSHAW 11 May 2011 Application for On Sales Premises 15 BUSBY ROAD C/O LINDSAYS Building Control CARMUNNOCK SOLICITORS Environmental Health GLASGOW 1 ROYAL BANK PLACE Objection from Community Council G76 9BP GLASGOW Representation by email G1 3AA 3 letters of Objection GC1903 SAINSBURY STORE SAINSBURY'S SUPERMARKETS 31 May 2011 Application for Off Sales Premises 1175 ARGYLE STREET LIMITED Chief Constable GLASGOW C/O SHEPHERD AND WEDDERBURN Building Control G3 8TQ LLP Environmental Health 1 EXCHANGE CRESCENT 4 letters of Objection CONFERENCE SQUARE EDINBURGH Page: 3 CITY OF GLASGOW LICENSING BOARD LICENSING BOARD MEETING, 28 NOVEMBER 2011 at 9:30am in The Burgh Court Hall, 40 John Street, Glasgow, G1 1QZ Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 Application for Grant of Provisional Premises Licence Application No(s) Premises Applicant Date Received Reason for Calling GC1910 MCCOLLS MARTIN MCCOLL LIMITED 23 June 2011 Application for Off Sales Premises SHANDWICK SQUARE C/O DWF Chief Constable 31 TOWN CENTRE 5 ST PAUL'S SQUARE Building Control EASTERHOUSE OLD HALL STREET Environmental Health GLASGOW LIVERPOOL Letter of Objection GLASGOW CITY L3 9AE G34 9DT GC1918 SAINSBURY STORE SAINSBURY'S SUPERMARKETS 12 July 2011 Application for Off Sales Premises 286-288 GREAT WESTERN ROAD LIMITED Chief Constable GLASGOW C/O SHEPHERD AND WEDDERBURN Building Control G4 9EJ LLP Environmental Health SALTIRE COURT 2 Objections by email 20 CASTLE TERRACE EDINBURGH Page: 4 CITY OF GLASGOW LICENSING BOARD LICENSING BOARD MEETING, 28 NOVEMBER 2011 at 9:30am in The Burgh Court Hall, 40 John Street, Glasgow, G1 1QZ Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 Application for Variation of Premises Licence Application No(s) Premises Applicant Date Received Reason for Calling GC0148 MACINTOSH'S BAR PUB ENTERPRISES LIMITED 26 July 2011 Application for On and Off Sales Premises 95 CAMBRIDGE STREET C/O BRUNTON MILLER Objection from Community Council GLASGOW SOLICITORS 4 letters of Objection G3 6RU HERBERT HOUSE Objection by email 22 HERBERT STREET GLASGOW G20 6NB GC0289 THE BARROWLAND MARGARET MCIVER LIMITED 26 July 2011 Application for On Sales Premises 254 GALLOWGATE C/O BRUNTON MILLER Environmental Health GLASGOW SOLICITORS 2 letters of Objection G4 0TS HERBERT HOUSE 22 HERBERT STREET GLASGOW G20 6NB Page: 5 CITY OF GLASGOW LICENSING BOARD LICENSING BOARD MEETING, 28 NOVEMBER 2011 at 9:30am in The Burgh Court Hall, 40 John Street, Glasgow, G1 1QZ Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 Application for Variation of Premises Licence Application No(s) Premises Applicant Date Received Reason for Calling GC0327 PIZZA EXPRESS PIZZA EXPRESS (RESTUARANTS) 31 August 2011 Application for On and Off Sales Premises 151 QUEEN STREET LIMITED Environmental Health GLASGOW C/O MCGRIGORS G1 3BJ SOLICITORS 141 BOTHWELL STREET GLASGOW G2 7EQ GC0328 PIZZA EXPRESS PIZZA EXPRESS (RESTUARANTS) 31 August 2011 Application for On Sales Premises 436 SAUCHIEHALL STREET LIMITED Building Control GLASGOW C/O MCGRIGORS Environmental Health G2 3JD SOLICITORS 141 BOTHWELL STREET GLASGOW G2 7EQ GC0344 HIPPO LOUNGE HIPPOLOUNGEGLASGOW LIMITED 6 September 2011 Application for On Sales Premises 323 SAUCHIEHALL STREET C/O MCCLURE NAISMITH Environmental Health GLASGOW SOLICITORS Objection by email G2 9HW 292 ST VINCENT STREET GLASGOW G2 5TQ Page: 6 CITY OF GLASGOW LICENSING BOARD LICENSING BOARD MEETING, 28 NOVEMBER 2011 at 9:30am in The Burgh Court Hall, 40 John Street, Glasgow, G1 1QZ Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 Application for Variation of Premises Licence Application No(s) Premises Applicant Date Received Reason for Calling GC0395 THE PIPER ON THE SQUARE IONA PUB PARTNERSHIP 28 July 2011 Application for On and Off Sales Premises 57 COCHRANE STREET (SCOTLAND) LTD Environmental Health GLASGOW C/O IONA PUB PARTNERSHIP 2 letters of Objection G1 1HL VIRGINIA HOUSE 4 Objections by email 62 VIRGINIA STREET GLASGOW G1 1TX GC0525 BAR 10 NAVAN TAVERNS LIMITED 27 July 2011 Application for On and Off Sales Premises 10 MITCHELL LANE Environmental Health GLASGOW G1 3NU GC0690 MACE THE PARTNERSHIP OF KULDEEP AND 23 August 2011 Application for Off Sales Premises 1861 PAISLEY ROAD WEST KULWANT SINGH Building Control GLASGOW C/O HARPER MACLEOD LLP Environmental Health G52 3SX SOLICITORS Letter of Objection THE CA'D'ORO 45 GORDON STREET GLASGOW Page: 7 CITY OF GLASGOW LICENSING BOARD LICENSING BOARD MEETING, 28 NOVEMBER 2011 at 9:30am in The Burgh Court Hall, 40 John Street, Glasgow, G1 1QZ Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 Application for Variation of Premises Licence Application No(s) Premises Applicant Date Received Reason for Calling GC0710 ASK RESTAURANT ASK RESTAURANTS LIMITED 31 August 2011 Application for On Sales Premises UNIT C1 C/O MCGRIGORS Building Control 4A SPRINGFIELD QUAY SOLICITORS Environmental Health GLASGOW 141 BOTHWELL STREET G5 8NP GLASGOW G2 7EQ GC0926 NEW INN PUNCH PARTNERSHIP LIMITED 25 March 2011 Application for On and Off Sales Premises 3-7 AVENUE END ROAD C/O FORD & WARREN Environmental Health MILLERSTON SOLICITORS GLASGOW WESTGATE POINT G33 6ND WESTGATE LEEDS LS1 2AX GC1041 BAR TRANSIT A B LEISURE LIMITED 2 September 2011 Application for On and Off Sales Premises 41 OLD DUMBARTON ROAD C/O BRUNTON MILLER SOLICITORS Environmental Health GLASGOW 22 HERBERT STREET G3 8RD GLASGOW G20 6NB Page: 8 CITY OF GLASGOW LICENSING BOARD LICENSING BOARD MEETING, 28 NOVEMBER 2011 at 9:30am in The Burgh Court Hall, 40 John Street, Glasgow, G1 1QZ Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 Application for Variation of Premises Licence Application No(s) Premises Applicant Date Received Reason for Calling GC1317 40 WESTHORN DRIVE WHITBREAD RESTAURANTS LIMITED 11 July 2011 Application for On and Off Sales Premises GLASGOW C/O JOHN GAUNT & PARTNERS Building Control G32 8YX OMEGA COURT 372-374 CEMETERY ROAD SHEFFIELD S11 8FT GC1414 EPICURES OF HYNDLAND AND LILLY'S PATISSERIES LIMITED 27 July 2011 Application for On and Off Sales Premises EXTERNAL AREAS C/O ROBIN MORTON LICENSING Building Control 159 HYNDLAND ROAD 3/2 THE PRINTWORKS Environmental Health GLASGOW 14 NORVAL STREET Objection from Community Council G12 9JA PARTICK 7 letters of Objection GLASGOW 4 Objections by email G11 7RX Letter of Representation GC1653 PAPERINOS GROUND FLOOR AND SANSTEF LIMITED 29 August 2011 Application for On and Off Sales Premises BASEMENT C/O BRUNTON MILLER Building Control 225 BYRES ROAD SOLICITORS Environmental Health GLASGOW HERBERT HOUSE G12 9DA 22 HERBERT STREET GLASGOW G20 6NB Page: 9 CITY OF GLASGOW LICENSING BOARD LICENSING BOARD MEETING, 28 NOVEMBER 2011 at 9:30am in The Burgh Court Hall, 40 John Street, Glasgow, G1 1QZ Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 Application for Variation of Premises Licence Application No(s) Premises Applicant Date Received Reason for Calling GC1909 CARLUCCIO'S CARLUCCIO'S LTD 8 September 2011 Application for On and Off Sales Premises 7 WEST NILE STREET C/O R & JM HILL BROWN & CO GLASGOW SOLICITORS G1 2PR 3 NEWTON PLACE GLASGOW G3 7PU Page: 10 CITY OF GLASGOW LICENSING BOARD LICENSING BOARD MEETING, 28 NOVEMBER 2011 at 9:30am in The Burgh Court Hall, 40 John Street, Glasgow, G1 1QZ Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 Applications for Grant of Personal Licences Application No(s) Premises Applicant Date Received Reason for Calling GC05384 ASIM HUSSAIN 19 September 2011 Chief Constable.
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