APPLICATION FOR GRANT OF PREMISES LICENCE - BRIDGE GRILL, 4 FORE STREET, EAST LOOE , PL13 1HH
This application is for a premises that is at the head of Fore Street, East
The application requests the following: LATE NIGHT REFRESHMENT (Indoors) FROM TO
Sunday to Thursday 23:00 hours 01:00 hours
Friday to Saturday 23:00 hours 02:45 hours
SUPPLY OF ALCOHOL (consumption on the premises) FROM TO
Every Day 12:00 hours 23:00 hours
HOURS PREMISES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FROM TO
Sunday to Thursday 12:00 hours 23:00 hours
Friday to Saturday 12:00 hours 02:45 hours
Members will note from the plan that alcohol will only be supplied in the restaurant
area, and not from the takeaway. Alcohol is supplied for consumption on the
premises only and sales will cease at 23:00 hours each day.
As members will know that Looe is the major tourist resort for South East Cornwall and as such drives much of the local areas economy bringing in many thousands of visitors each year. It is a family resort and prides itself on providing good quality accommodation in camp site which surround the town and has a number of excellent Hotels and B and B’s within the town many of which are located in and around the premises for which this application is being sought. The town as I have said is for families and as such does not have a busy late night economy with only one very small night club and is certainly not a town such as Newquay. Within feet of this site are B and B’s, shops, residential, rented and holiday accommodation with five hotels within 100 yards, opening to the extended hours as requested with have a very negative impact on all of these businesses. How can I be sure that this will happen because this premises has previously been used as a Kebab House and this was the affect it had on those businesses. You can see from the responses that the community has put into the committee for consideration that the community object to this because of previous experience. The local police were often involved in incidents in the area of this premises and recently the Petrol Station was stopped selling alcohol late at night and was not allowed a extension for a similar application. Because of the previous incidents the town has tried to reduce the anti social behaviour late at night and last year a campaign was started to stop this. The committee will I believe hear from at least 12 local residents or businesses of the effects on the town and I add my voice to this objection.
Since the current person has taken over there has been a number of issues reported to the town council, a awning was fitted without planning permission. A vast amount of signage was put in the windows and around the building without permission. Flashing lights have been fitted to the building again without permission. This does not reflect well on a owner of a building in a conservation area and as I have said a key building of the town.
I know that I am supported by my community in asking the committee to object to this application in full
Regards Armand Toms cc
Looe East and St Martins
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