Licensing and Appeals Panel - Tuesday, 18 June 2024 10.00 am

June 18, 2024 View on council website
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Summary

The Licensing and Appeals Panel of Broxtowe Council convened to discuss the licensing conditions of The Hayloft, a local pub. The panel decided to amend the existing licence conditions following a detailed review of the establishment's operations and community impact.

Licensing Conditions of The Hayloft

The primary focus of the meeting was the review of the licensing conditions for The Hayloft, a pub located in Broxtowe. The panel examined the Hayloft Report 18.06.2024, which included various appendices detailing the current licence, proposed changes, and community feedback.

Community Concerns

Several community members expressed concerns about noise levels and anti-social behaviour associated with The Hayloft. The panel reviewed Appendix 4 - All reps for Hayloft, which compiled all representations from local residents. One resident stated, The noise from The Hayloft has become unbearable, especially during weekends, highlighting the need for stricter noise control measures.

Police Recommendations

The panel also considered recommendations from the local police, who suggested rewording certain conditions to enhance clarity and enforceability. The proposed changes were detailed in Appendix 3 - Rewording of condition by Police. The police argued that clearer conditions would help in better managing the pub's operations and ensuring compliance.

Decision and Amendments

After deliberation, the panel decided to amend the existing licence conditions. The amendments include stricter noise control measures and revised operating hours to mitigate the impact on the local community. The decision was influenced by the need to balance the interests of the business with those of the residents. One panel member noted, We must ensure that The Hayloft operates in a manner that respects the community while allowing it to thrive as a local business.

The revised conditions will be monitored over the coming months to assess their effectiveness in addressing the issues raised.