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Daily Archives: 20/09/2013
Tamworth Pub Has Alcohol Licence Revoked by Borough Council
The Amington Inn located in Bolehall, Tamworth has had its licence revoked by Tamworth Borough Council’s Licensing Sub Committee. On September 4th the committee heard Staffordshire Police had found at least 36 breaches of the Amington Inn’s licence during the last … Continue reading
Posted in Borough / County Council, Business, Community, Entertainment, Enviroment, Health, Tamworth
Tagged 21 days to lodge an appeal against the decision, 4th September, alcohol licence revoked, Amington Inn, at least 36 breaches of the licence, Bolehall, Chairman of the Licensing Sub Committee, Cllr Andrew James, Designated Premises Supervisor, evidence of heavy drug use during drug swabbing, four reports of disorder in a two-month period, Jobas takeaway, Licensing Sub Committee, no acoustic seals, no drug policy in place, no exit signs, no procedures in place in the event of a fire, numerous breaches of the Licensing Act 2003, promote the prevention of crime and disorder and public safety, Staffordshire Police, Tamworth, Tamworth Borough Council, Tamworth pub, the premises licence not been displayed, the prevention of public nuisance, the protection of children from harm
