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RESOLVED that the recommended additional Premises Licence conditions from Gwent Police, Trading Standards and Environmental Health, as stipulated in the report, were accepted and the Licensing Team be requested to be vigilant in ensuring that the enhanced conditions were complied with and the Licence Holder be reminded that any future breaches of the conditions would result in a further review of the licence. FURTHER RESOLVED that the report be accepted. Right to Appeal All parties had the right to appeal to the Magistrates’ Court within 21 days of receipt of this decision. Any responsible authority or other person had the right to request a review of the Licence. It was noted that a copy of the full decision notice would be forwarded to the licence holder. The Chair thanked all parties for attending and declared the meeting closed.
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Decision as recorded
RESOLVED that the recommended additional Premises Licence conditions from Gwent Police, Trading Standards and Environmental Health, as stipulated in the report, were accepted and the Licensing Team be requested to be vigilant in ensuring that the enhanced conditions were complied with and the Licence Holder be reminded that any future breaches of the conditions would result in a further review of the licence. FURTHER RESOLVED that the report be accepted. Right to Appeal All parties had the right to appeal to the Magistrates’ Court within 21 days of receipt of this decision. Any responsible authority or other person had the right to request a review of the Licence. It was noted that a copy of the full decision notice would be forwarded to the licence holder. The Chair thanked all parties for attending and declared the meeting closed.
Consideration was given to the report of the Senior Licensing Officer. Members considered the oral and written representations received from Gwent Police, Trading Standards and Environmental Health for the review of the premises licence for The Bush Inn, 1 Bailey Street, Brynmawr as presented in the Officer’s report, together with the oral representations given at the hearing from the Licence Holder and her representative. The Sub-Committee, thereupon, discussed the application and considered the representations made and following deliberations, the Solicitor read out the decision as follows: It was RESOLVED that the recommended additional Premises Licence conditions from Gwent Police, Trading Standards and Environmental Health, as stipulated in the report, were accepted and the Licensing Team be requested to be vigilant in ensuring that the enhanced conditions were complied with and the Licence Holder be reminded that any future breaches of the conditions would result in a further review of the licence. FURTHER RESOLVED that the report be accepted. Right to Appeal All parties had the right to appeal to the Magistrates’ Court within 21 days of receipt of this decision. Any responsible authority or other person had the right to request a review of the Licence. It was noted that a copy of the full decision notice would be forwarded to the licence holder. The Chair thanked all parties for attending and declared the meeting closed.
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