Police object to booze plan for city cafe
POLICE are objecting to a bid to extend hours so a cafe can sell alcohol.
Next week Gloucester City Council will consider an application from The Food Junction in Southgate Street, Gloucester, which asks for the go-ahead to extend opening hours to sell alcohol to 2am on Mondays and Tuesdays, to 3am on Wednesdays and Thursdays, to 5am on Fridays and 3am on Sundays.
Currently the licence to sell alcohol for consumption on and off the premises runs until 11pm.
The council's licensing sub committee is expected to make a ruling on Wednesday, February 13.
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The police object to the application.
Comments
by GlosAnarchy
Thursday, February 07 2013, 11:19AM
“I used to get piripiri chicken from there when they first opened but now they have got busy they don't take the same care with their food and the quality has gone down the toilet in more than one way! It might also be a good time to remind them they are not allowed to park on the pavement outside their "cafe" and the same goes for their customers, just because the CEOs don't work at night doesn't mean the restrictions don't apply, on a good night they would be able to issue 20 tickets from the start of the restrictions on Southgate Street up to the cross.”