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“I am committed to this town and helping it develop, and after all that I feel harshly treated with some of the words I saw people using to describe me,” he said. “People have short memories. “I’ve had members of the public come up to me and ask if it’s going to be a brothel, it’s unbelievable. “We care about this town, I’ve run a business here successfully for a long time which is now not doing so well due to the impact of the pandemic. I must try and continue to financ...

Thames Valley Police (TVP) has asked the council to review Oxford Food and Wine’s licence. The shop is on 512 Oxford Road and follows in the wake of six other shops on the same street which have had their licences reviewed in the last few months. Declan Smyth, a licensing officer at TVP, said the grounds for review of the premises licence is to “address the wholesale purchasing of stolen alcohol by the premises licence holder/designated premises supervisor and other staff members at t...

PUBLIC NOTICE Shiitakeya in Walmgate - the owners are applying for a drinks licence Photo from Shiitakeyas Facebook page JAPANESE takeaway Shiitakeya is applying for a drinks licence to sell alcohol from its base in Walmgate. An application was made to City of York Council on January 1 by Yuk Wing Shum of Shiitakeya for the variation of a Premises Licence at 35 Walmgate, York. Shiitakeya first opened in October 2019 and is part of the bustling food and drink scene in the Walmgate and Fos...

Alcohol shelves in a shop NOTICE has been given of an application for an alcohol premises licence for a shop. Saima Ali of 286 Blackburn Road, Darwen, has asked for permission to sell alcohol at Sam’s Convenience Store. The proposed hours for its sale are: Sundays to Thursdays from 8am to 10pm and on Fridays and Saturdays from 8am to 11pm. The public notice in the Lancashire Telegraph asks interested parties or responsible authorities to make representations in writing to the Licensin...

The former shop A new fish and chip shop could replace a long-vacant newsagents in south Reading. The unit at 232 Northumberland Road was formerly grocers and newsagents Sunny’s Best-one but has been vacant for more than four years. A licence application has been submitted by Muhammet Alpar to turn the empty site into new restaurant and takeaway Crispy Fish. Mr Alpar is seeking the following hours for sale of alcohol on and off the premises: Monday – Sunday from 11am to 11pm. The ...