Decision:
SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL
Date of Hearing: |
19 September 2017
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Members of Panel: |
Councillor Cicely Murfitt - Chairman Councillor Janet Lockwood Councillor Charlie Nightingale
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Applicants’ Names: |
Mr and Mrs Nunn
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Premises Address: |
Jolly Millers Public House, 73 High Street, Cottenham,
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Application: |
Review of premises licence
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Those present at the hearing:
Sub-Committee: |
Councillor Cicely Murfitt (Chairman) |
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Councillor Janet Lockwood |
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Councillor Charlie Nightingale |
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SCDC Officers: |
Myles Bebbington, Head of Service, Environmental Health and Licensing |
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Richard Ricks, Legal Adviser |
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Patrick Adams, Democratic Services Officer |
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Applicants: |
Mr and Mrs Nunn |
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Licence Holder: |
Admiral Taverns |
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Representees: |
Samantha Faud (Legal representative for Admiral Taverns) Chris Reed (Admiral Taverns) |
Background
The Jolly Millers Public House holds a premises licence No SCDCPL0113
The licence has been in its current format since May 2013 following a variation application to amend opening times on a Friday and an extension of regulated entertainment on a Saturday to reflect the opening hours already permitted.
On 6th July 2017 a licence review application was received from Mr & Mrs Nunn.
Representations
Written representations were received from the Environmental Health Officer and residents, which were included in the papers for this hearing. Relevant case law was brought to the attention of the Sub-Committee and advised upon.
Observations
The Sub-Committee acknowledged that the Environmental Health Department removed its representation and the interested parties attending the Sub-Committee were in agreement with the conditions proposed by Admiral Taverns.
The Sub-Committee was advised by Admiral Taverns that there will be a change of management at the premises and a new tenant will be appointed. A new Designated Premises Supervisor will also be appointed.
The Sub-Committee also noted the active management of Admiral Taverns in addressing the issues of nuisance.
The decision
On the basis of these considerations the Sub-Committee decided to include the following conditions:
That the standard timings for Live Music and Recorded Music be reduced to 11:00 to 23:00 each day (non-standard timings to remain as per existing licence).
Conditions to remove:
Conditions to add:
Local residents may apply for a review of the Licence on a ground relating to one or more of the licensing objectives should there be any relevant issues arising from the operation of the Licence at any stage after the date of this decision notice. The Sub-Committee hopes that local residents will feel able to bring any future concerns directly to the attention of the Designated Premises Supervisor in an effort to reach an amicable solution. The four licensing objectives are: the Prevention of Crime and Disorder; Prevention of Public Nuisance; Public Safety; and Protection of Children from Harm.
Any party has a right of appeal to the Cambridge Magistrates’ Court within 21 days of receiving notification of this decision.
Minutes:
SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL
Date of Hearing: |
19 September 2017
|
Members of Panel: |
Councillor Cicely Murfitt - Chairman Councillor Janet Lockwood Councillor Charlie Nightingale
|
Applicants’ Names: |
Mr and Mrs Nunn
|
Premises Address: |
Jolly Millers Public House, 73 High Street, Cottenham,
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Application: |
Review of premises licence
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Those present at the hearing:
Sub-Committee: |
Councillor Cicely Murfitt (Chairman) |
|
Councillor Janet Lockwood |
|
Councillor Charlie Nightingale |
|
|
SCDC Officers: |
Myles Bebbington, Head of Service, Environmental Health and Licensing |
|
Richard Ricks, Legal Adviser |
|
Patrick Adams, Democratic Services Officer |
|
|
Applicants: |
Mr and Mrs Nunn |
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Licence Holder: |
Admiral Taverns |
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Representees: |
Samantha Faud (Legal representative for Admiral Taverns) Chris Reed (Admiral Taverns) |
Background
The Jolly Millers Public House holds a premises licence No SCDCPL0113
The licence has been in its current format since May 2013 following a variation application to amend opening times on a Friday and an extension of regulated entertainment on a Saturday to reflect the opening hours already permitted.
On 6th July 2017 a licence review application was received from Mr & Mrs Nunn.
Representations
Written representations were received from the Environmental Health Officer and residents, which were included in the papers for this hearing. Relevant case law was brought to the attention of the Sub-Committee and advised upon.
Observations
The Sub-Committee acknowledged that the Environmental Health Department removed its representation and the interested parties attending the Sub-Committee were in agreement with the conditions proposed by Admiral Taverns.
The Sub-Committee was advised by Admiral Taverns that there will be a change of management at the premises and a new tenant will be appointed. A new Designated Premises Supervisor will also be appointed.
The Sub-Committee also noted the active management of Admiral Taverns in addressing the issues of nuisance.
The decision
On the basis of these considerations the Sub-Committee decided to include the following conditions:
That the standard timings for Live Music and Recorded Music be reduced to 11:00 to 23:00 each day (non-standard timings to remain as per existing licence).
Conditions to remove:
Conditions to add:
Local residents may apply for a review of the Licence on a ground relating to one or more of the licensing objectives should there be any relevant issues arising from the operation of the Licence at any stage after the date of this decision notice. The Sub-Committee hopes that local residents will feel able to bring any future concerns directly to the attention of the Designated Premises Supervisor in an effort to reach an amicable solution. The four licensing objectives are: the Prevention of Crime and Disorder; Prevention of Public Nuisance; Public Safety; and Protection of Children from Harm.
Any party has a right of appeal to the Cambridge Magistrates’ Court within 21 days of receiving notification of this decision.
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