Page 84 - Licensing Act News Today

The business has also applied to sell late night refreshments between 11pm and 5am. A notice published by Test Valley Borough Council says that an application was made for a premises licence under Section 17 of the Licensing Act 2003. The notice has cited applicant as Shell UK Oil Products Limited and address of premises as Shell Waitrose Portway, 280 Weyhill Road, Andover, Hants., SP10 3LS. The council said any person wishing to make representations on this matter shall give notice, in...

Colchester Council members will be asked to decided whether The Anchor pub in Tiptree should lose its licence after a request from Essex Police.

THE Home Office has pushed for a town centre restaurant’s licence to be reviewed amid claims of ‘illegal working’.

A PUB could been shut down for good for flouting coronavirus restrictions. Colchester Council’s licensing sub-committee has been asked by Essex Police to revoke the premises licence of The Anchor, in Station Road, Tiptree. In documents, published ahead of the hearing, Essex Police’s licensing officer Alan Beckett has laid bare why the review has been launched. The report says licensee Anthony Parker was first warned in July for not displaying his premises licence. Then officers vi...

Licence green light for new town pub despite traders on life support East Riding Councils Licensing Committee traders are on life support 13:33, 3 MAR 2021 East Riding Council granted a licence for the Crooked Tap, set to open in Market Place, Driffield. East Riding councillors have approved a licence for a new pub in Driffield despite claims existing venues are already on "life support" during the pandemic. East Riding Councils Licensing Act 2003 Sub-Committee granted a licence for the Crooked...

Harrison Township man hit with bribery, money laundering charges for illegal asbestos work By Jack Nissen LANSING, Mich. - A Harrison Township man has been charged with several felonies for misrepresenting project costs and bribery while operating an asbestos abatement company. Kevin Woods faces financial penalties of up to $100,000 and several decades in prison after he allegedly laundered money from subcontracting jobs for home demoltion with Detroit Land Bank Authority.  In addition to brib...

The head of a southeast Michigan asbestos abatement company that performed subcontracted work for the Detroit Land Bank Authority is facing multiple felony charges related to alleged bribes and violations, the state Attorney Generals Office announced Tuesday. Kevin Woods, 50, of Harrison Township, who is listed as president of BBEK Environmental in Warren, turned himself in to authorities Tuesday at the Michigan State Police Metro South Post in Taylor. He is scheduled to be arraigned Wednes...

Abatement company owner involved in Detroit demos charged in bribery case Warren — The owner of an asbestos abatement company with a key role in Detroits federal demolition program was arraigned Wednesday on multiple felony charges stemming from allegations he misrepresented project costs and bribed a contractor. Kevin Woods, 50, of Harrison Township appeared in 37th District Court to face felony counts of false pretenses and money laundering and a misdemeanor bribery charge. If convicted, ...

17 February 2021 By Christian Smith A shop in Lincoln, UK, has lost its license after a police raid found the store was selling vodka with 150,000 times the legal industrial alcohol limit, which was “unfit for human consumption.” An image of the illicit alcohol. Credit: Lincolnshire Police Officers raided Zabka on Portland Street, Lincoln, in December, finding more than 190 illegal medicine products, 62 bottles of non-duty paid alcohol and five bottles of illicit Krackoff Vo...

27-year-old man will likely be facing Crown charges upon completion of Delta PD investigation.