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Oxford Food and Wine has had its licence revoked A shop on Oxford Road has lost its licence to sell booze after repeatedly buying alcohol that had been stolen from supermarkets. The council revoked the licence of Oxford Food and Wine, on 512 Oxford Road, today (Tuesday, March 16) after shop staff were caught buying stolen alcohol from a known shoplifter and drug user on 16 occasions. Reading Borough Council’s (RBC) Licensing committee made the decision after receiving and hearing evidence from the police, the council’s licensing team and the shop owner. Shop owner Thinesh Sinniah was arrested by police officers after they visited his shop to investigate and found 84 stolen bottles of alcohol in the stock room on January 11.
Oxford Food and Wine could lose its licence A shop could lose its licence for repeatedly buying alcohol stolen from supermarkets. Oxford Food and Wine, on 512 Oxford Road, faces a licence review on Tuesday (March 16) after shop workers were caught buying stolen alcohol from a known shoplifter and drug user on 17 occasions. Thames Valley Police (TVP) has asked Reading Borough Council (RBC) to review the licence and recommended the council’s Licensing committee consider immediate revocation of the licence “as the only proportionate and necessary step available to prevent the undermining of the four licensing objectives”. TVP Licensing officer Declan Smyth said: “The alcohol, has been purchased with the full knowledge of all concerned that it had been stolen and for the simple reason that “it was cheap”.
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