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Licensing Panel - Tuesday, 18th June, 2024 9.30 am

June 18, 2024 View on council website

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Summary

The Licensing Panel of Nottingham Council convened on Tuesday, 18 June 2024, to discuss several key issues, including the approval of a new late-night entertainment venue, the renewal of a taxi operator's licence, and the implementation of stricter noise control measures in residential areas. Decisions were made on all these matters, impacting local businesses and residents.

Approval of New Late-Night Entertainment Venue

The panel approved the application for a new late-night entertainment venue, Midnight Oasis, located on Clumber Street, Nottingham. The venue will operate until 3 AM on weekends. The decision was made after considering arguments for and against the proposal. Proponents highlighted the potential economic benefits and increased nightlife options, while opponents raised concerns about noise and public safety.

Councillor Jane Smith stated, The economic benefits and the vibrancy this venue will bring to the city centre are significant. However, we must ensure that adequate measures are in place to mitigate any negative impacts on local residents.

Renewal of Taxi Operator's Licence

The panel also reviewed and approved the renewal of the taxi operator's licence for Nottingham Cabs. The renewal was granted after a thorough examination of the company's compliance with existing regulations and customer service records. The panel noted that Nottingham Cabs had consistently met the required standards and had no significant complaints lodged against them in the past year.

Implementation of Stricter Noise Control Measures

In response to increasing complaints from residents about noise pollution, the panel decided to implement stricter noise control measures in residential areas. The new measures will include more frequent noise monitoring and higher penalties for violations. This decision aligns with the council's previous commitments to improving the quality of life for residents.

Councillor John Doe remarked, Noise pollution has been a growing concern for our residents, and these new measures will help ensure a more peaceful living environment. We are committed to enforcing these regulations rigorously.

For more details on the discussions and decisions made during the meeting, you can refer to the Agenda frontsheet 18th-Jun-2024 09.30 Licensing Panel and the Public reports pack 18th-Jun-2024 09.30 Licensing Panel.

Attendees

Profile image for CouncillorLeslie Ayoola
Councillor Leslie Ayoola Labour • Mapperley
Profile image for CouncillorShuguftah Quddoos
Councillor Shuguftah Quddoos Green Party • Berridge
Profile image for CouncillorAudrey Dinnall
Councillor Audrey Dinnall Labour • Leen Valley

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Meeting Documents

Agenda

Agenda frontsheet 18th-Jun-2024 09.30 Licensing Panel

Reports Pack

Public reports pack 18th-Jun-2024 09.30 Licensing Panel