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Cancelled
Cancelled
Cancelled
Summary when the minutes are published, usually a few weeks after the meeting.
The minutes have not been published, so no decisions are recorded yet.
The Sub Committee refused the application because it was not satisfied that extended hours would prevent public nuisance in a residential street. The applicant did not attend the hearing.
The Sub-Committee granted the licence to allow alcohol to be sold on and off the premises until 20:30 each day, with an extra condition on storing glass waste overnight. Councillor Jayne Cowan had raised residents' concerns about noise, the rear area and parking.
On 15 July 2026 the Licensing Sub Committee considered an application for a shadow premises licence at Unit 6A, Kings Road Yard, Pontcanna, Cardiff. A shadow licence is a backup licence that would take effect if the current licence ended. The Sub-Committee rejected the application because it found a continuing risk of noise nuisance.
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The Sub Committee refused the application, citing the applicant's limited understanding of the licensing objectives and concerns about noise and crime in the area. A second application, for Asa Mart on Kingsway, had its police objection withdrawn before the hearing after conditions were agreed; the minute records no decision on it.
The Sub Committee refused the application. Members gave significant weight to a conviction the applicant had not declared on his form, and to the seriousness and recency of that conviction.
It granted a premises licence to sell alcohol at Smoke UK in Llanrumney, despite opposition from two ward councillors. It also issued a counter notice to stop a one-day event at Kings Road Yard in Pontcanna, planned for 22 May 2026, after noise problems at the venue.
It granted The Gatekeeper, Westgate Street, permission to use its Westgate Street entrance later in the evening, with new conditions for major event days and a door management plan. It also issued a counter notice, which is a formal refusal, to stop a short-term temporary event notice for Kings Road Yard, Pontcanna, after repeated noise complaints.
The licence covers sales of alcohol for drinking on and off the premises and late night refreshment (hot food or drink sold late at night). The committee granted the application, subject to conditions agreed with South Wales Police and the council's Pollution Control team. One resident had objected about noise from people leaving a nearby venue.
South Wales Police asked for the review after a series of serious incidents, including assaults and sexual assault. The Sub Committee did not remove the Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS, the manager named on the licence) and did not impose the police's proposed conditions on plastic vessels, ID scanning or walkways, but accepted 16 conditions agreed with the premises.
Ystyriodd Is-bwyllgor Trwyddedu Cyngor Caerdydd dri chais i werthu alcohol mewn safleoedd yng Nghathays ac yng nghanol y ddinas ar 3 Rhagfyr 2025. Rhoddodd ddwy drwydded, ar gyfer Dalton Yard a Deccan Express, yn amodol ar amodau ac oriau gwerthu alcohol llai, a gwrthododd gais Premier Queen Street, siop gyfleustra mewn ardal asesiad effaith gronnol.
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Cancelled
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The minutes are published. No summary has been written yet.
Cancelled
The minutes are published. No summary has been written yet.
The minutes are published. No summary has been written yet.
The minutes are published. No summary has been written yet.
The minutes are published. No summary has been written yet.