Agenda and draft minutes

To receive any disclosures of interest from members in accordance with the Members’ Code of Conduct.

There were none. Councillor R.W. Sider clarified that whilst he was a member of the Conservative Party he had never previously visited the Sunbury Conservative Club nor was he in any way associated with it.

The Report of the Deputy Chief Executive is attached.

A procedure note which explains what happens at a Licensing Sub-Committee, follows.

The Chairman introduced members and officers present and welcomed everyone to the meeting.

The Chairman asked the applicant and the other parties present to introduce themselves. He then explained the procedure to be followed at the hearing.

The Council’s Licensing Manager summarised the application which was set out in full in the report of the Deputy Chief Executive.

The hearing continued in accordance with the procedure.

Having heard the evidence presented, the Sub-Committee retired to consider and determine the application, having regard to the licensing objective on prevention of public nuisance.

Upon reconvening, the Chairman gave the Sub-Committee’s summary decision.

The full decision with reasons would be notified to the applicant and other parties within five working days of the hearing.

Resolved that the application for variation to the Premises Licence at Sunbury Conservative Club, Green Street, Sunbury-on-Thames TW16 6RA be rejected in part and the remainder granted subject to modification to hours of licensable activities and additional conditions as set out in full in the attached Decision Notice