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Scottish Borders Licensing Board Licences Issued Under Delegated Powers SCOTTISH BORDERS LICENSING BOARD LICENCES ISSUED UNDER DELEGATED POWERS 10 December - 14 January 2020 NAME OF APPLICANT LICENCE LICENCE DETAILS VENUE TYPE Hawick Ex-Service Club SEC33 Transfer of Premises Licence Ex-Service Club, Hawick Fishermans Arms (Birgham) Ltd SUBDPM Substitution of Designated Premises Manager - Alan Livingstone Fishermans Arms, Birgham Ben Chambers SUBDPM Substitution of Designated Premises Manager - Ben Chambers The Craw Inn, Auchencrow Peter Giacopazzi SUBDPM Substitution of Designated Premises Manager - Dawn Smith Giacopazzis, Eyemouth Warehouse Leisure Group Ltd SUBDPM Substitution of Designated Premises Manager - Caitlin Wood Warehouse, Galashiels Kathleen Lambert SUBDPM Substitution of Designated Premises Manager - Angela Middleton Mayfield Bar and Restaurant, Hawick Yvonne Sinclair PERLIC Personal Licence - Grant n/a Dean Mark PERLIC Personal Licence - Grant n/a Demi Hynes PERLIC Personal Licence - Grant n/a Florin-Leontin Brad PERLIC Personal Licence - Grant n/a Carole Steel PERLIC Personal Licence - Grant n/a Euan Wilson PERLIC Personal Licence - Grant n/a Charishama Alavala PERLIC Personal Licence - Grant n/a Rhianne Miller PERLIC Personal Licence - Grant n/a Christopher Grindell PERLIC Personal Licence - Grant n/a Susan Clews PERLIC Personal Licence - Grant n/a Evonne Lauder PERLIC Personal Licence - Grant n/a Alix Cook PERLIC Personal Licence - Grant n/a Christine Hingley Smart PERLIC Personal Licence - Grant n/a David Thomas PERLIC Personal Licence - Renewal n/a Isobel Blakey PERLIC Personal Licence - Renewal n/a Elizabeth Hynd PERLIC Personal Licence - Renewal n/a Lorna Swanston PERLIC Personal Licence - Renewal n/a Rebecca Silk PERLIC Personal Licence - Renewal n/a Linda Thomson PERLIC Personal Licence - Refresher n/a Syed Islam PERLIC Personal Licence - Refresher n/a Andrew Poole PERLIC Personal Licence - Refresher n/a Neil Poole PERLIC Personal Licence - Refresher n/a Cardrona Hotel, Golf and Country Club Ltd OCCEXT Extension of Hours - Hogmanay Celebrations Cardrona Hotel, Cardrona Tuesday 31 December 2019 12.00midnight - 1.00am Punch Partnerships (PTL) Ltd OCCEXT Extension of Hours - Hogmanay Celebrations Neidpath Inn, Peebles Tuesday 31 December 2019 11.00pm - 1.00am Auld Cross Keys Inn OCCEXT Extension of Hours - Hogmanay Celebrations Auld Cross Keys Inn, Denholm Tuesday 31 December 2019 12.00midnight - 1.00am Base Nightclub OCCEXT Extension of Hours - Boxing Day Celebrations Base, Hawick Thursday 26 December 2019 11.00pm - 3.00am Base Nightclub OCCEXT Extension of Hours - Hogmanay Celebrations Base, Hawick Tuesday 31 December 2019 11.00pm - 3.00am Warehouse Nightclub OCCEXT Extension of Hours -Christmas Eve Celebrations Warehouse, Galashiels Tuesday 24 December 2019 12.00midnight - 3.00am Warehouse Nightclub OCCEXT Extension of Hours - Hogmanay Celebrations Warehouse, Galashiels Tuesday 31 December 2019 12.00midnight - 3.00am Warehouse Nightclub OCCEXT Extension of Hours - New Years Day Celebrations Warehouse, Galashiels Wednesday 1 January 2020 12.00midnight - 3.00am Plough Hotel OCCEXT Extension of Hours - Hogmanay Celebrations Plough Hotel, Town Yetholm Tuesday 31 December 2019 12.00midnight - 1.00am Taste of Spice OCCEXT Extension of Hours - Hogmanay Celebrations Taste of Spice, Selkirk Tuesday 31 December 2019 11.00pm - 1.00am Horse and Hound Country Inn OCCEXT Extension of Hours - Hogmanay Celebrations Horse and Hound Country Inn, Tuesday 31 December 2019 11.00pm - 1.00am Bonchester Bridge Woodcutter Bar OCCEXT Extension of Hours - Christmas Eve Celebrations Woodcutter Bar, Galashiels Tuesday 24 December 2019 11.00pm - 12.00midnight Woodcutter Bar OCCEXT Extension of Hours - Christmas Day Celebrations Woodcutter Bar, Galashiels Wednesday 25 December 2019 11.00pm - 1.00am Woodcutter Bar OCCEXT Extension of Hours - Boxing Day Celebrations Woodcutter Bar, Galashiels Thursday 26 December 2019 12.00midnight - 1.00am Woodcutter Bar OCCEXT Extension of Hours - Festive Celebrations Woodcutter Bar, Galashiels Monday 30 December 2019 11.00pm - 12.00midnight Woodcutter Bar OCCEXT Extension of Hours - Hogmanay Celebrations Woodcutter Bar, Galashiels Tuesday 31 December 2019 12.00midnight - 1.00am Woodcutter Bar OCCEXT Extension of Hours - New Years Day Celebrations Woodcutter Bar, Galashiels Wednesday 1 January 2020 12.00midnight - 1.00am Indigo Rooms OCCEXT Extension of Hours - Hogmanay Celebrations Indigo Rooms, Galashiels Tuesday 31 December 2019 11.00pm - 3.00am Chirnside Bowling Club OCCLIC Occasional Licence - Presentation Night for Chirnside Chasers Running Club Bowling Club, Chirnside Saturday 8 February 2020 6.30pm - 1.00am Gala YM RFC OCCLIC Occasional Licence - New Years Family Day Gala YM RFC, Galashiels Wednesday 1 January 2020 1.00am - 11.00pm Gala YM RFC OCCLIC Occasional Licence - 40th Birthday Party Gala YM RFC, Galashiels Saturday 4 January 2020 6.00pm - 12.00midnight Gordon Bowling Club OCCLIC Occasional Licence - Funeral Tea Bowling Club, Gordon Tuesday 17 December 2019 11.00am - 7.00pm Jedforest RFC OCCLIC Occasional Licence - Christmas Dinner Jedforest RFC, Jedburgh Friday 20 December 2019 1.00pm - 12.00midnight Lodge Peebles Kilwinning Social Club OCCLIC Occasional Licence - Bingo Night/Christmas Draw Masonic Hall, Peebles Sunday 22 December 2019 6.00pm - 11.00pm Lodge St Ronans Social Club OCCLIC Occasional Licence - New Year's Day Celebrations Masonic Hall , Innerleithen Wednesday 1 January 2020 12.00noon - 1.00am Peebles Rugby Football Club OCCLIC Occasional Licence - Christmas Eve Disco Peebles RFC, Peebles Tuesday 24 December 2019 8.00pm - 1.00am Peebles Rugby Football Club OCCLIC Occasional Licence - Boxing Day Disco Peebles RFC, Peebles Thursday 26 December 2019 8.00pm - 1.00am Square One (Hawick) Limited OCCLIC Occasional Licence - Teviotdale Harriers - New Year's Dominoes Evergreen Hall, Hawick Saturday 4 January 2020 5.00pm - 12.00midnight The Border Club OCCLIC Occasional Licence - New Year's Day Celebrations 43 North Bridge Street, Hawick Wednesday 1 January 2020 11.00am - 1.00am Leslie Mallin OCCPLH Occasional Licence - Incorporation of Hammermans Burns Supper Victoria Hall s, Selkirk Friday 17 January 2020 6.00pm - 1.00am Laura Tickner OCCPLH Occasional Licence - 21st Birthday Party Neidpath Castle, Peebles Saturday 15 February 2020 6.00pm - 1.00am Laura Tickner OCCPLH Occasional Licence - Wedding Reception Neidpath Castle, Peebles Saturday 27 February 2021 12.00noon - 1.00am Laurence Reid OCCPLH Occasional Licence - Soundcycle Performance MacArts Centre, Galashiels Thursday 30 January 2020 7.00pm - 11.00pm Laurence Reid OCCPLH Occasional Licence - Salsa Celtica Performance MacArts Centre, Galashiels Friday 31 January 2020 7.00pm - 12.00midnight Laurence Reid OCCPLH Occasional Licence - 40th Birthday Party MacArts Centre, Galashiels Saturday 15 February 2020 7.00pm - 12.00midnight Laurence Reid OCCPLH Occasional Licence - Cinema Screening MacArts Centre, Galashiels Tuesday 21 January 2020 6.00pm - 11.00pm Lindsay Wood OCCPLH Occasional Licence - A Heart for Duns - Film Afternoon and Evening Volunteer Hall, Duns Friday 17 January 2020 5.00pm - 11.00pm Lindsay Wood OCCPLH Occasional Licence - Golden Wedding Anniversary Party Volunteer Hall, Duns Saturday 14 March 2020 6.00pm - 12.00midnight Lindsay Wood OCCPLH Occasional Licence - A Heart for Duns - Film Afternoon and Evening Volunteer Hall, Duns Friday 20 March 2020 5.00pm - 11.00pm Lindsay Wood OCCPLH Occasional Licence - A Heart for Duns - Film Afternoon and Evening Volunteer Hall, Duns Friday 28 February 2020 5.00pm - 11.00pm Mark Hay OCCPLH Occasional Licence - 60th Birthday Party St Boswells Village Hall Saturday 21 December 2019 7.00pm - 1.00am Moira Dalgliesh OCCPLH Occasional Licence - National Hunt Horse Racing Racecourse, Kelso Sunday 12 January 2020 11.30am - 6.15pm Robert Wilson OCCPLH Occasional Licence - Masonic Ceremony Town Hall, Stow Friday 28 February 2020 7.00pm - 11.45pm Robert Wilson OCCPLH Occasional Licence - Junior Bowling Tournament Village Hall, Traquair Saturday 18 January 2020 6.00pm - 11.30pm Robert Wilson OCCPLH Occasional Licence - Burns Supper Town Hall, Stow Monday 27 January 2020 7.00pm - 11.45pm Rosemary Cully OCCPLH Occasional Licence - National Hunt Horse Racing Meeting Racecourse, Kelso Sunday 29 December 2019 11.00am - 7.00pm Rosemary Cully OCCPLH Occasional Licence - National Hunt Horse Racing Meeting Racecourse, Kelso Sunday 12 January 2020 11.00am - 7.00pm Ryan Longmuir OCCPLH Occasional Licence - Wedding Reception Wedderburn Castle, Duns Saturday 4 July 2020 2.00pm - 12.00midnight Ryan Longmuir OCCPLH Occasional Licence - Wedding Reception Wedderburn Castle, Duns Saturday 25 July 2020 2.00pm - 12.00midnight Ryan Longmuir OCCPLH Occasional Licence - Wedding Reception Wedderburn Castle, Duns Saturday 21 March 2020 2.00pm - 12.00midnight Ryan Longmuir OCCPLH Occasional Licence - Wedding Reception Wedderburn Castle, Duns Saturday 5 September 2020 2.00pm - 12.00midnight Ryan Longmuir OCCPLH Occasional Licence - Wedding Reception Wedderburn Castle, Duns Saturday 2 May 2020 2.00pm - 12.00midnight Ryan Longmuir OCCPLH Occasional Licence - Wedding Reception Wedderburn Castle, Duns Saturday 11 July 2020 2.00pm - 12.00midnight Ashkirk Village Hall OCCVOL Occasional Licence - Christmas Buffet and Festive Film Show Village Hall, Ashkirk Wednesday 18 December 2019 5.00pm - 9.00pm Ashkirk Village Hall OCCVOL Occasional Licence - Classic Film Evening Village Hall, Ashkirk Friday 17 January 2020 6.30pm - 11.00pm Berwickshire Hunt Supporters Club OCCVOL Occasional Licence
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