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PLASTIC glasses will have to stay on the menu at Brighton’s newest seafront venue, the Shelter Hall. The operators asked to vary the conditions of their licence so that they could use real glass instead of polycarbonates in the outdoor seating areas. But Sessions Market, which runs the venue, in King’s Road Arches, failed to persuade a Brighton and Hove City Council licensing panel. In 17 weeks of trading last year, the company said that it threw away more than a thousand plastic glasses. The company’s solicitor, Jack Spiegler, told the licensing panel hearing last month that ...

ONE of the newest venues on Brighton seafront said that a licensing condition requiring it to serve drinks in plastic – rather than glass – lowered the tone. And this undermined attempts to draw a more respectable clientele to the area, it said, as well as resulting in unnecessary plastic waste. Sessions Market, which runs the Shelter Hall, opposite the bottom of West Street, Brighton, was billed as a food-led venue. This had helped the operator to secure a premises licence to serve alcohol even though the site, owned by Brighton and Hove City Council, was in the busy central area...

At least one drive-in church service set to be held By: Tyler Clarke Outdoor drive-in church services such as this, at Springs Church in Winnipeg, are now allowed to be held under the province’s current level red restrictions. At least one Westman church plans on taking the province up on it. (File) For the first time in a month, the Mountainside Christian Fellowship congregation is planning to get together in fellowship on Sunday. Advertisement For the first time in a month, the Mountainside Christian Fellowship congregation is planning to ...