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Sub-Committee, Licensing Committee - Tuesday, 23rd September, 2025 9.15 am
September 23, 2025 View on council websiteSummary
This meeting of the Licensing Sub-Committee was scheduled to consider a Temporary Event Notice (TEN) and an objection to it. The agenda included making declarations of interest.
Objection to a Temporary Event Notice in respect of The Cube, 2 Breck Road, Poulton-le-Fylde
The Licensing Sub-Committee was scheduled to consider a report regarding a Temporary Event Notice (TEN) submitted by Ms Danielle Mellor of The Cube, 2 Breck Road, Poulton-le-Fylde.
A Temporary Event Notice is required, under Section 100 of the Licensing Act 2003, to cover licensable activities. Ms Mellor's TEN (number TEN000751) requested permission to extend the sale of alcohol and regulated entertainment by one hour, from 2:00 to 3:00 am on 5 October 2025.
According to the Public reports pack, Lancashire Police had lodged an objection to the TEN, citing concerns over:
- Prevention of crime and disorder
- Public safety
PC Matt Lund of Lancashire Police, stated that The Cube currently has a terminal hour of 2am for the sale of alcohol, and has licence conditions in order to attempt to prevent/reduce crime and disorder such as providing SIA registered door staff1, CCTV and drug prevention. PC Lund noted that the application made no mention of these provisions, and that if granted, the premises would be able to conduct licensable activities until 3am without providing door staff, which PC Lund believed would lead to an increase in alcohol fuelled crime and disorder.
There is also a greater risk to public safety as individuals become increasingly vulnerable due to intoxication which increases the chance of them being a victim of crime or needing medical treatment for injuries sustained.
PC Lund recommended that the Licensing Authority serve a counter notice unless conditions that mirror the premises licence were added to the TEN.
The Public reports pack stated that the Licensing Committee could decide to:
- Allow the licensable activities to go ahead as stated in the Notice; or
- Impose one or more of the existing licence conditions on the TEN if it considers that this is appropriate for the promotion of the licensing objectives; or
- Decide that the event would undermine the licensing objectives and should not take place and issue a Counter Notice to the TEN.
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The Security Industry Authority (SIA) is the organisation responsible for regulating the private security industry. ↩
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