Plans for a new bar in Garstang will be considered by councillors tonight via an application for a new premises licence.
The application was submitted to Wyre Council on May 13 in respect of Bier and Vinyl, a new venue earmarked for Unit 1 at Stoops Weind, and will be discussed at the council’s licensing committee this evening (Tuesday June 24).
The site it is part of the ongoing improvements to Stoops Hall, with plans to develop the outbuildings into commercial spaces.
Applicant Kate Harris already runs another bar in the town, Gin & Brews.
There have been two objections to the proposals, with concerns raised about potential noise, disruption and fly-tipping.
A report to the committee stated: “The applicant wishes to be authorised to provide the sale of alcohol for consumption on the premises, between 10am and 11pm every day.
“Proposed opening hours are 10am and 11pm on Monday to Saturday and 12 to 11pm Sunday.
“The applicant has not applied for live or recorded music as part of this application. However, the activities Live and Recorded music are permitted to take place on alcohol licensed premises between 8am and 11pm on any day, as long as the audience is below 500. “
The report adds: “Two representations have been received against this application and brought to the attention of the applicant.
“The representations express concern that the possible effect of granting the licence would undermine the licensing objectives ‘Prevention of public nuisance’ and ‘Prevention of crime and disorder.
“All parties to the application have been invited to attend the hearing.”
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