Local campaigner Vivienne James, Chairwoman of the Macfarlane Residents Association says this:
"If we are to encourage LBHF Council to introduce a Cumulative Impact Policy (saturation zone) for sale of alcohol, then this application would set a bad precedent if successful".Objections to the Londis application by 15th Feb to adrian.overton@lbhf.gov.uk - we stopped Nisa in their tracks, we can do it to these guys too.
The local media, having only reported Walkabout's point of view here, seem not to be reporting this one at all.
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ReplyDeleteIt's ridiculous to ask residents on their opinion for a Cumulative Impact Policy and at the same time consider extending alcohol sales licenses!
ReplyDeleteThis should be rejected, and existing licenses reduced.
Londis applied for a late licence until 2 am, not a 24 hour licence and in my view I don't really see what the problem is. There is already a 24 hour off licence at the other end of Goldhawk Road (Total Petrol Station) and there are two 24 hour off licences right by Shepherd's Bush Green (plus a few more not too far away), so Londis serving booze until 2am wouldn't make any difference when alcohol is already available ALL night at other nearby premises. This information was taken from www.24houralcohol.co.uk but they only list 24 hour off licences so I have no idea about off licences that are open until 1am, 2am, 3am etc. but I would assume that there are probably loads of them locally already.
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