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Resolved that: The conditions of the Licence be modified. All parties then re-entered the Meeting and were advised of the decision of the Committee by Simon Jones Senior Solicitor.
No apologies for absence were received as all Members were present.
No Declarations of Interest were made.
Decision as recorded
Resolved that: The conditions of the Licence be modified. All parties then re-entered the Meeting and were advised of the decision of the Committee by Simon Jones Senior Solicitor.
Application to Review a Premises Licence – The Trading Post, Galon Uchaf Road The Chair welcomed representatives of the Premises Licence holder to the Meeting. Rhys Furmage Licensing Officer then led the Committee in detail through the report. Amy Cordingly Trading Standards Officer then gave details to the Committee of the process that had led to the hearing. A Member then asked if a further visit had been made to the Premises and Amy Cordingly advised that to date no further visits had been made but would be undertaken in the future. A representative then addressed the Committee and advised that the server had not taken the proper procedures but gave assurances to the Committee that the extra conditions would be agreed and also gave an assurance that this would not happen again. All the extra conditions would be followed properly and that it would not happen in the future and that Officers could come and check again. All parties then left the Meeting. After consideration by the Committee it was Resolved that: The conditions of the Licence be modified. All parties then re-entered the Meeting and were advised of the decision of the Committee by Simon Jones Senior Solicitor.
The Chair advised that there was no other business deemed urgent.
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