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Resolved that, having regard to the merits of this matter, including the promotion of the four Licensing Objectives, it was appropriate and proportionate to Grant the Licence, subject to conditions consistent with the operating schedule and as considered appropriate for the promotion of the licensing objectives. The permissions are: a. Opening Hours Monday – Sunday 09:00-00:30 Non-standard timings 09:00 – 02:30 (NYE, Boxing Day, St. David’s Day and St. Patrick’s Day} b. Supply of Alcohol (Both on and off sale) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings 09:00 – 02:00 (NYE, Boxing Day, St. David’s Day and St. Patrick’s Day) Cease outdoors at 22:00 except when events meet the SAG criteria of over 500 persons will cease at 23:00 c. Regulated Entertainment Plays (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non- standard timings: Cease outside at 22:00 Films (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Cease outside at 22:00 Indoor Sporting Events Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Boxing and Wrestling (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Cease outside at 22:00 Live Music (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Case outdoor at 22:00 except when events meet the SAG criteria of over 500 persons which will cease at 23:00 Recorded Music (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Cease outdoors at 22:00 except when events meet the SAG criteria of over 500 persons which will cease at 23:00 Performance of Dance (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Cease outdoors at 22:00 except when events meet the SAG criteria of over 500 persons which will cease at 23:00 Anything of similar descriptions (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Cease outdoors at 22:00 except when events meet the SAG criteria of over 500 persons which will cease at 23:00 d. Late night refreshments (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 23:00 – 00:30 Licensing Objectives The following conditions have been volunteered by the Applicant: Prevention of Crime and Disorder a) A Digital CCTV system is installed and maintained at the premises which will be operational at all times when the premises is open to the public and be capable of providing pictures of evidential quality in all lighting conditions particularly facial identification. b) The CCTV recordings are correctly timed and date stamped and retained for a period of 31 days and made available for viewing by the Police or an authorised Officer of the Licensing Authority on request. c) The system provides coverage of the following areas: - The exterior perimeter of the premises - The entrances and exits to the premises - The interior public areas of the premises. d) A staff member from the premises who is conversant with the operation of the CCTV system shall be on the premises at all times when premises is open to the public. This staff member shall be able to show and provide Police or authorised officer recent data or footage with the absolute minimum of delay following a lawful request. e) A refusal record shall be maintained recording the date and time of all attempts by persons under the age of 18 to purchase alcohol and of any other refused sales. The record shall be made available for viewing by the Police and/or authorised officer of the Local Authority on request. f) An incident recording book/register shall be maintained, detailing the date and time of any assaults, injuries, accidents, staff interventions, or ejections. It shall include the names of staff involved, the nature of the incident, and the outcome. This log must be available for inspection by the Police and authorised Local Authority officers. Public Safety a. Where drinks are consumed in the outside area, they will be served in plastic vessels. b. The premises licence holder will risk assess the need for door supervisors and provide door supervisors between such times and in such numbers as is required by the risk assessment. Should they decide door supervisors are not required, a written record shall be kept detailing the reasons why this has been taken. c. If SIA door staff are used, a daily register of security personnel will be maintained. The register shall show the name, address and licence number of each door supervisor, and the dates and times that they operate. The register must be kept available for inspection by the Police and authorised officers of the Local Authority. d. The premises licence capacity will not exceed 4999. The Prevention of Public Nuisance a. Prominent signs will be displayed throughout the premises and at all exits requesting member to leave in a quiet and orderly manner so as to minimise the impact on local residents. b. During times whilst amplified music is being played at the premises, all windows shall be kept closed and all doors shall be kept closed excluding the outer doors of a double door entry system. c. The beer garden and any other outside areas shall be used after 2300 hrs. d. Prominent signs will be displayed in the beer garden and any other outside area specifying the times when these areas are not to be used. e. Prominent signs will be displayed in the beer garden and any other outside area requesting patrons to keep noise levels to a minimum as to minimise impact on local residents. f. The car park is to be locked and secured within 30 minutes after the close of the facility until 6am. This is to be implemented within 28 days of 14th September 2026. g. Suitable and prominent signage to be displayed around the facility advising of the car park opening and closing times. The Protection of Children from Harm a. A ‘Challenge 25’ policy will apply and proof of age will be required from any person who appears to be under the age of 25 years who attempts to purchase or consume alcohol. The means of verification should be a form of identification which bears their photograph, date of birth and a holographic mark and is restricted to: - P.A.S.S. Accredited Proof of Age Schemes e.g. Citizen Card, - Proof GB - Photocard driving licence or passport. b. Signage shall be displayed in a prominent position within the premises informing of the Challenge 25 policy. c. Premises to keep up to date records of staff training in respect of age-related sales, in written or electronic format, available for inspection on request by an authorised officer of the Police or Local Authority. d. Staff will be trained before making sales of alcohol in their responsibilities under the Licensing Act 2003, refresher training will take place at not more than 3 monthly intervals. All training will be recorded in either written or electronic format and made available to Police and Local Authority officers on reasonable request. e. For events over 500 people, the below conditions will apply: - When required for specific events, the Premises Licence Holder will ensure that all recommendations from the Safety Advisory Group are implemented in full prior to the start of the event and that they are complied with for the duration of the event. - Specific events are any event attracting over 500 people, including staff (not including rugby matches) for which a full risk assessment and public safety considerations shall be included within an event specific Safety Event Management Plan. Any recommendations made by the Safety Advisory Group will be considered prior to the events. - A site-specific Event Safety Management Plan (ESMP) will be developed and shared with the Licensing Authority and Safety Advisory Group. The first draft will be shared a minimum of 6 months prior to the event. - The ESMP will include details on: Risk Assessments, Site Plan, Fire Risk Assessment, Crowd/Security Management, Drugs Policy, Alcohol Management, Medical Management, Adverse Weather, Noise Management, Traffic Management, Ingress/Egress, Sanitation, Child Welfare/Vulnerable Persons, Terms and Conditions of Entry, Prohibited Items, Search Policy and Counter Terrorism Policy. - The final version of the ESMP will be presented to the Licensing Authority and Safety Advisory Group no later than 21 days prior to the event. - The exact event layout (including the number and position of stages, tents, bars and other infrastructure) will be agreed in advance with the Local Authority and South Wales Police. This must be submitted no later than 7 days prior to the commencement of the event. - The events shall have an adequate system of counting and recording persons in and out of the event site to ensure that the customers levels in all areas do not exceed the limit endorsed in the Risk Assessment and ESMP. This information must be made available to Authorised Officers throughout the event and upon request. All provision contained in the ESMP which relate to the promotion of the four licensing objectives will be regarded as conditions of this premises licence. Reasons Overall, the Sub-Committee considered the representations and evidence from the Responsible Authorities, the Applicant, and Other Persons were compelling and relevant. Members considered that the robust conditions had been agreed upon with the Responsible Authorities and that the Licence did not cause them any concern. The Licence was in-line with the Policy and Guidance. Members were satisfied that the Applicant appeared responsible and that the Premises were, indubitably, in safe hands; thus, the Licence should be granted. The Sub-Committee was grateful to the Other Persons for raising their concerns and the manner in which they engaged with the Applicant to come to an amicable outcome. The best and most efficient solution was to accept all the conditions proposed by the Police, the LRS, and the Applicant – as tight controls were required – to protect the residents residing in the vicinity. The Sub-Committee considered the licensing objectives paramount and that the Applicant had met the standards of those objectives. The conditions proposed and attached to the Licence were proportionate.
The Chair welcomed all to the meeting.
There were none.
There were no urgent items.
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Resolved that, having regard to the merits of this matter, including the promotion of the four Licensing Objectives, it was appropriate and proportionate to Grant the Licence, subject to conditions consistent with the operating schedule and as considered appropriate for the promotion of the licensing objectives. The permissions are: a. Opening Hours Monday – Sunday 09:00-00:30 Non-standard timings 09:00 – 02:30 (NYE, Boxing Day, St. David’s Day and St. Patrick’s Day} b. Supply of Alcohol (Both on and off sale) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings 09:00 – 02:00 (NYE, Boxing Day, St. David’s Day and St. Patrick’s Day) Cease outdoors at 22:00 except when events meet the SAG criteria of over 500 persons will cease at 23:00 c. Regulated Entertainment Plays (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non- standard timings: Cease outside at 22:00 Films (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Cease outside at 22:00 Indoor Sporting Events Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Boxing and Wrestling (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Cease outside at 22:00 Live Music (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Case outdoor at 22:00 except when events meet the SAG criteria of over 500 persons which will cease at 23:00 Recorded Music (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Cease outdoors at 22:00 except when events meet the SAG criteria of over 500 persons which will cease at 23:00 Performance of Dance (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Cease outdoors at 22:00 except when events meet the SAG criteria of over 500 persons which will cease at 23:00 Anything of similar descriptions (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Cease outdoors at 22:00 except when events meet the SAG criteria of over 500 persons which will cease at 23:00 d. Late night refreshments (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 23:00 – 00:30 Licensing Objectives The following conditions have been volunteered by the Applicant: Prevention of Crime and Disorder a) A Digital CCTV system is installed and maintained at the premises which will be operational at all times when the premises is open to the public and be capable of providing pictures of evidential quality in all lighting conditions particularly facial identification. b) The CCTV recordings are correctly timed and date stamped and retained for a period of 31 days and made available for viewing by the Police or an authorised Officer of the Licensing Authority on request. c) The system provides coverage of the following areas: - The exterior perimeter of the premises - The entrances and exits to the premises - The interior public areas of the premises. d) A staff member from the premises who is conversant with the operation of the CCTV system shall be on the premises at all times when premises is open to the public. This staff member shall be able to show and provide Police or authorised officer recent data or footage with the absolute minimum of delay following a lawful request. e) A refusal record shall be maintained recording the date and time of all attempts by persons under the age of 18 to purchase alcohol and of any other refused sales. The record shall be made available for viewing by the Police and/or authorised officer of the Local Authority on request. f) An incident recording book/register shall be maintained, detailing the date and time of any assaults, injuries, accidents, staff interventions, or ejections. It shall include the names of staff involved, the nature of the incident, and the outcome. This log must be available for inspection by the Police and authorised Local Authority officers. Public Safety a. Where drinks are consumed in the outside area, they will be served in plastic vessels. b. The premises licence holder will risk assess the need for door supervisors and provide door supervisors between such times and in such numbers as is required by the risk assessment. Should they decide door supervisors are not required, a written record shall be kept detailing the reasons why this has been taken. c. If SIA door staff are used, a daily register of security personnel will be maintained. The register shall show the name, address and licence number of each door supervisor, and the dates and times that they operate. The register must be kept available for inspection by the Police and authorised officers of the Local Authority. d. The premises licence capacity will not exceed 4999. The Prevention of Public Nuisance a. Prominent signs will be displayed throughout the premises and at all exits requesting member to leave in a quiet and orderly manner so as to minimise the impact on local residents. b. During times whilst amplified music is being played at the premises, all windows shall be kept closed and all doors shall be kept closed excluding the outer doors of a double door entry system. c. The beer garden and any other outside areas shall be used after 2300 hrs. d. Prominent signs will be displayed in the beer garden and any other outside area specifying the times when these areas are not to be used. e. Prominent signs will be displayed in the beer garden and any other outside area requesting patrons to keep noise levels to a minimum as to minimise impact on local residents. f. The car park is to be locked and secured within 30 minutes after the close of the facility until 6am. This is to be implemented within 28 days of 14th September 2026. g. Suitable and prominent signage to be displayed around the facility advising of the car park opening and closing times. The Protection of Children from Harm a. A ‘Challenge 25’ policy will apply and proof of age will be required from any person who appears to be under the age of 25 years who attempts to purchase or consume alcohol. The means of verification should be a form of identification which bears their photograph, date of birth and a holographic mark and is restricted to: - P.A.S.S. Accredited Proof of Age Schemes e.g. Citizen Card, - Proof GB - Photocard driving licence or passport. b. Signage shall be displayed in a prominent position within the premises informing of the Challenge 25 policy. c. Premises to keep up to date records of staff training in respect of age-related sales, in written or electronic format, available for inspection on request by an authorised officer of the Police or Local Authority. d. Staff will be trained before making sales of alcohol in their responsibilities under the Licensing Act 2003, refresher training will take place at not more than 3 monthly intervals. All training will be recorded in either written or electronic format and made available to Police and Local Authority officers on reasonable request. e. For events over 500 people, the below conditions will apply: - When required for specific events, the Premises Licence Holder will ensure that all recommendations from the Safety Advisory Group are implemented in full prior to the start of the event and that they are complied with for the duration of the event. - Specific events are any event attracting over 500 people, including staff (not including rugby matches) for which a full risk assessment and public safety considerations shall be included within an event specific Safety Event Management Plan. Any recommendations made by the Safety Advisory Group will be considered prior to the events. - A site-specific Event Safety Management Plan (ESMP) will be developed and shared with the Licensing Authority and Safety Advisory Group. The first draft will be shared a minimum of 6 months prior to the event. - The ESMP will include details on: Risk Assessments, Site Plan, Fire Risk Assessment, Crowd/Security Management, Drugs Policy, Alcohol Management, Medical Management, Adverse Weather, Noise Management, Traffic Management, Ingress/Egress, Sanitation, Child Welfare/Vulnerable Persons, Terms and Conditions of Entry, Prohibited Items, Search Policy and Counter Terrorism Policy. - The final version of the ESMP will be presented to the Licensing Authority and Safety Advisory Group no later than 21 days prior to the event. - The exact event layout (including the number and position of stages, tents, bars and other infrastructure) will be agreed in advance with the Local Authority and South Wales Police. This must be submitted no later than 7 days prior to the commencement of the event. - The events shall have an adequate system of counting and recording persons in and out of the event site to ensure that the customers levels in all areas do not exceed the limit endorsed in the Risk Assessment and ESMP. This information must be made available to Authorised Officers throughout the event and upon request. All provision contained in the ESMP which relate to the promotion of the four licensing objectives will be regarded as conditions of this premises licence. Reasons Overall, the Sub-Committee considered the representations and evidence from the Responsible Authorities, the Applicant, and Other Persons were compelling and relevant. Members considered that the robust conditions had been agreed upon with the Responsible Authorities and that the Licence did not cause them any concern. The Licence was in-line with the Policy and Guidance. Members were satisfied that the Applicant appeared responsible and that the Premises were, indubitably, in safe hands; thus, the Licence should be granted. The Sub-Committee was grateful to the Other Persons for raising their concerns and the manner in which they engaged with the Applicant to come to an amicable outcome. The best and most efficient solution was to accept all the conditions proposed by the Police, the LRS, and the Applicant – as tight controls were required – to protect the residents residing in the vicinity. The Sub-Committee considered the licensing objectives paramount and that the Applicant had met the standards of those objectives. The conditions proposed and attached to the Licence were proportionate.
At the commencement of the hearing, the Chair welcomed all parties to the meeting, made introductions and outlined the procedure to be followed. Mrs S.Bartle, Senior Legal Regulatory Officer, introduced the report and outlined the key points in relation to the application. Two representatives of the applicant and two residents in objection were present to give their representations. Decision: The Sub-Committee Resolved that, having regard to the merits of this matter, including the promotion of the four Licensing Objectives, it was appropriate and proportionate to Grant the Licence, subject to conditions consistent with the operating schedule and as considered appropriate for the promotion of the licensing objectives. The permissions are: a. Opening Hours Monday – Sunday 09:00-00:30 Non-standard timings 09:00 – 02:30 (NYE, Boxing Day, St. David’s Day and St. Patrick’s Day} b. Supply of Alcohol (Both on and off sale) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings 09:00 – 02:00 (NYE, Boxing Day, St. David’s Day and St. Patrick’s Day) Cease outdoors at 22:00 except when events meet the SAG criteria of over 500 persons will cease at 23:00 c. Regulated Entertainment Plays (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non- standard timings: Cease outside at 22:00 Films (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Cease outside at 22:00 Indoor Sporting Events Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Boxing and Wrestling (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Cease outside at 22:00 Live Music (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Case outdoor at 22:00 except when events meet the SAG criteria of over 500 persons which will cease at 23:00 Recorded Music (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Cease outdoors at 22:00 except when events meet the SAG criteria of over 500 persons which will cease at 23:00 Performance of Dance (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Cease outdoors at 22:00 except when events meet the SAG criteria of over 500 persons which will cease at 23:00 Anything of similar descriptions (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 00:00 Non-standard timings: Cease outdoors at 22:00 except when events meet the SAG criteria of over 500 persons which will cease at 23:00 d. Late night refreshments (both indoors and outdoors) Monday – Sunday 23:00 – 00:30 Licensing Objectives The following conditions have been volunteered by the Applicant: Prevention of Crime and Disorder a) A Digital CCTV system is installed and maintained at the premises which will be operational at all times when the premises is open to the public and be capable of providing pictures of evidential quality in all lighting conditions particularly facial identification. b) The CCTV recordings are correctly timed and date stamped and retained for a period of 31 days and made available for viewing by the Police or an authorised Officer of the Licensing Authority on request. c) The system provides coverage of the following areas: - The exterior perimeter of the premises - The entrances and exits to the premises - The interior public areas of the premises. d) A staff member from the premises who is conversant with the operation of the CCTV system shall be on the premises at all times when premises is open to the public. This staff member shall be able to show and provide Police or authorised officer recent data or footage with the absolute minimum of delay following a lawful request. e) A refusal record shall be maintained recording the date and time of all attempts by persons under the age of 18 to purchase alcohol and of any other refused sales. The record shall be made available for viewing by the Police and/or authorised officer of the Local Authority on request. f) An incident recording book/register shall be maintained, detailing the date and time of any assaults, injuries, accidents, staff interventions, or ejections. It shall include the names of staff involved, the nature of the incident, and the outcome. This log must be available for inspection by the Police and authorised Local Authority officers. Public Safety a. Where drinks are consumed in the outside area, they will be served in plastic vessels. b. The premises licence holder will risk assess the need for door supervisors and provide door supervisors between such times and in such numbers as is required by the risk assessment. Should they decide door supervisors are not required, a written record shall be kept detailing the reasons why this has been taken. c. If SIA door staff are used, a daily register of security personnel will be maintained. The register shall show the name, address and licence number of each door supervisor, and the dates and times that they operate. The register must be kept available for inspection by the Police and authorised officers of the Local Authority. d. The premises licence capacity will not exceed 4999. The Prevention of Public Nuisance a. Prominent signs will be displayed throughout the premises and at all exits requesting member to leave in a quiet and orderly manner so as to minimise the impact on local residents. b. During times whilst amplified music is being played at the premises, all windows shall be kept closed and all doors shall be kept closed excluding the outer doors of a double door entry system. c. The beer garden and any other outside areas shall be used after 2300 hrs. d. Prominent signs will be displayed in the beer garden and any other outside area specifying the times when these areas are not to be used. e. Prominent signs will be displayed in the beer garden and any other outside area requesting patrons to keep noise levels to a minimum as to minimise impact on local residents. f. The car park is to be locked and secured within 30 minutes after the close of the facility until 6am. This is to be implemented within 28 days of 14th September 2026. g. Suitable and prominent signage to be displayed around the facility advising of the car park opening and closing times. The Protection of Children from Harm a. A ‘Challenge 25’ policy will apply and proof of age will be required from any person who appears to be under the age of 25 years who attempts to purchase or consume alcohol. The means of verification should be a form of identification which bears their photograph, date of birth and a holographic mark and is restricted to: - P.A.S.S. Accredited Proof of Age Schemes e.g. Citizen Card, - Proof GB - Photocard driving licence or passport. b. Signage shall be displayed in a prominent position within the premises informing of the Challenge 25 policy. c. Premises to keep up to date records of staff training in respect of age-related sales, in written or electronic format, available for inspection on request by an authorised officer of the Police or Local Authority. d. Staff will be trained before making sales of alcohol in their responsibilities under the Licensing Act 2003, refresher training will take place at not more than 3 monthly intervals. All training will be recorded in either written or electronic format and made available to Police and Local Authority officers on reasonable request. e. For events over 500 people, the below conditions will apply: - When required for specific events, the Premises Licence Holder will ensure that all recommendations from the Safety Advisory Group are implemented in full prior to the start of the event and that they are complied with for the duration of the event. - Specific events are any event attracting over 500 people, including staff (not including rugby matches) for which a full risk assessment and public safety considerations shall be included within an event specific Safety Event Management Plan. Any recommendations made by the Safety Advisory Group will be considered prior to the events. - A site-specific Event Safety Management Plan (ESMP) will be developed and shared with the Licensing Authority and Safety Advisory Group. The first draft will be shared a minimum of 6 months prior to the event. - The ESMP will include details on: Risk Assessments, Site Plan, Fire Risk Assessment, Crowd/Security Management, Drugs Policy, Alcohol Management, Medical Management, Adverse Weather, Noise Management, Traffic Management, Ingress/Egress, Sanitation, Child Welfare/Vulnerable Persons, Terms and Conditions of Entry, Prohibited Items, Search Policy and Counter Terrorism Policy. - The final version of the ESMP will be presented to the Licensing Authority and Safety Advisory Group no later than 21 days prior to the event. - The exact event layout (including the number and position of stages, tents, bars and other infrastructure) will be agreed in advance with the Local Authority and South Wales Police. This must be submitted no later than 7 days prior to the commencement of the event. - The events shall have an adequate system of counting and recording persons in and out of the event site to ensure that the customers levels in all areas do not exceed the limit endorsed in the Risk Assessment and ESMP. This information must be made available to Authorised Officers throughout the event and upon request. All provision contained in the ESMP which relate to the promotion of the four licensing objectives will be regarded as conditions of this premises licence. Reasons Overall, the Sub-Committee considered the representations and evidence from the Responsible Authorities, the Applicant, and Other Persons were compelling and relevant. Members considered that the robust conditions had been agreed upon with the Responsible Authorities and that the Licence did not cause them any concern. The Licence was in-line with the Policy and Guidance. Members were satisfied that the Applicant appeared responsible and that the Premises were, indubitably, in safe hands; thus, the Licence should be granted. The Sub-Committee was grateful to the Other Persons for raising their concerns and the manner in which they engaged with the Applicant to come to an amicable outcome. The best and most efficient solution was to accept all the conditions proposed by the Police, the LRS, and the Applicant – as tight controls were required – to protect the residents residing in the vicinity. The Sub-Committee considered the licensing objectives paramount and that the Applicant had met the standards of those objectives. The conditions proposed and attached to the Licence were proportionate.
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