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The Sub-Committee considered an application by Green King Brewing and Retail Limited to vary the premises licence for The Miners Rest, Killay. The application covered layout changes, new licence conditions, an external speaker and the removal of older conditions. The Sub-Committee granted the application as modified, after the applicant withdrew its request to extend live and recorded music hours.
It granted the licence as modified, treating the event marquee as an internal area and amending condition 18, subject to the conditions set out in the minute.
The minutes record only procedural business at this Statutory Licensing Sub Committee meeting, a council committee that handles licensing matters. No interests were declared. The Committee agreed to exclude the public from some items because they involved exempt information, meaning information the law allows councils to keep private; the minutes do not list those items or record any decisions on them.
The Sub-Committee resolved to grant the licence, subject to conditions on CCTV, age checks, staff training and notices asking customers to leave quietly. It considered one objection from an Other Person about public nuisance, although that objector did not attend.
The Statutory Licensing Sub Committee met on 22 July 2026 and adjourned to 4 September 2026 so that members could visit the site and receive further evidence from the Highway Authority. On 4 September it granted a new premises licence, as modified, for Middle of Road Café on Martin Street, Morriston, with conditions including a written plan for managing pedestrians outside the premises.
One member of the public had objected, but did not attend. The Sub-Committee granted the licence, subject to conditions on CCTV, age checks, sealed containers and signage.
It granted the licence, subject to 17 conditions and the hours applied for, and the Sub-Committee said it was satisfied the conditions would address residents' concerns, including limits on putting bottles out at night.
A licensing sub-committee is a small group of councillors that deals with licensing matters. The minutes record that no interests were declared, note the committee's procedure, and resolve to exclude the public from the rest of the meeting. The minutes do not say what business was considered in the closed session, and no decisions on it are recorded.
The Statutory Licensing Sub Committee considered an application for a new premises licence for Kings Local, a shop at 2-3 King Edward Road, Swansea. The application asked to sell alcohol from 0600 to 0200 every day, and objections from the police and nearby businesses focused on late-night disturbance. The Sub-Committee granted the licence with alcohol sales from 0600 to 2300 and 22 conditions.
The meeting noted the Statutory Licensing Sub Committee Procedure, which the Lead Lawyer presented for information. No interests were declared. The committee then voted to exclude the public for the rest of the business, which the minutes list only as a closed session, so no decisions from that part are recorded.
The Statutory Licensing Sub Committee, a small group of councillors that handles licensing matters, met on 16 December 2025. The Lead Lawyer presented the committee's procedure for information, and the committee then resolved to exclude the public for a closed session. The minutes do not say which business was considered in that session.
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