Suffolk Oasis Lounge rejected by Ipswich Borough Council
Ipswich Borough Council has rejected the Oasis Lounge on the Waterfront despite the bar owner modifying his application.
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Ipswich Borough Council has rejected the Oasis Lounge on the Waterfront despite the bar owner modifying his application.
Plans to open a new tapas food cafe, Oasis Lounge, on the Ipswich Waterfront will be debated at a licensing sub-committee next week.
The former Anytime Fitness site on Regatta Quay on the Waterfront. - Credit: David Vincent There are fears the former Anytime Fitness centre on the Waterfront could become a nightclub after a drinks and entertainment licence application was submitted - but neighbours are being reassured that is not the case. Applicant Amr Eissa has assured those living in flats along the Waterfront he is only planning to play background music in the new Oasis Lounge on Regatta Quay - and although he is applying for permission to open until 2am seven days a week, most nights it will close much earlier.
The former Anytime Fitness site on Regatta Quay on the Waterfront. - Credit: David Vincent There are fears the former Anytime Fitness centre on the Waterfront could become a nightclub after a drinks and entertainment licence application was submitted - but neighbours are being reassured that is not the case. Applicant Amr Eissa has assured those living in flats along the Waterfront he is only planning to play background music in the new Oasis Lounge on Regatta Quay - and although he is applying for permission to open until 2am seven days a week, most nights it will close much earlier.