Dundee City Licensing Board - 28/06/2007
At a MEETING of the DUNDEE CITY LICENSING BOARD held at Dundee on 28th June, 2007.
Present:-
LORD PROVOST John R LETFORD
BAILIES
|
George REGAN |
Roderick A J WALLACE |
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COUNCILLORS
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Brian GORDON |
Ken GUILD |
Christina ROBERTS |
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Helen DICK |
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Andrew DAWSON |
Lord Provost John R LETFORD, Convener, in the Chair (from Article II).
I APPOINTMENT OF CONVENER
It was unanimously agreed that Lord Provost John R Letford be appointed Convener for the ensuing year.
II GENDER EQUALITY SCHEME
The Board agreed Dundee City Licensing Board's Gender Equality Scheme 2007/2011 (Appendix I).
III MINIMUM CHARGE - NIGHTCLUBS
The Board agreed to retain the present minimum entry charge of 2.50 and remit to the new Liquor Licensing Forum to discuss minimum charging policy.
IV REQUESTS FOR SECTION 31 HEARINGS
The Board agreed to requests from the Chief Constable for Section 31 Hearings in respect of:-
(i) Mr Edward Sun Wong Lou, Summer Palace Two, 17 Balmoral Terrace
(ii) Khalid Mahmood, Fair Deal Stores, 82 Ballindean Road
V GAMBLING ACT 2005
(a) APPLICATION FOR BETTING OFFICE LICENCE
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Name |
Address of Premises |
Type of Licence |
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1. |
Ladbrokes Betting and |
209 Brook Street |
Betting Office |
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Gaming Ltd |
Broughty Ferry |
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Imperial House |
Dundee |
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Imperial Drive |
(Ladbrokes) |
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Rayners Lane |
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Harrow |
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Middlesex |
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HA2 7JW |
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The Board noted that the above application had been withdrawn.
VI LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 1976
(a) APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF LICENCES
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Name |
Address of Premises |
Type of Licence |
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1. |
A & C (Dundee) Ltd |
Dickson Avenue |
Public House* |
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The Business Centre |
Dundee |
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10 Tay Square |
(The Rock Public House) |
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Dundee |
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DD1 1PB |
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and Fiona De Franco |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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2. |
Ahmet Ziki Agacan |
113 Perth Road |
Restaurant |
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Dundee |
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(Agacan) |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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3. |
Belhaven Brewery Co Ltd |
218 Queen Street |
Public House*$ |
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Atrium House |
Broughty Ferry |
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6 Back Walk |
Dundee |
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Stirling |
(The Post Office Bar) |
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FK8 2QE |
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and Mark Woods |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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4. |
Maureen Blake |
266/270 Clepington Road |
Public House* |
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Dundee |
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DD3 8DY |
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(The Glens Bar) |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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5. |
Cage Entertainment Ltd |
2nd Floor |
Entertainment |
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4 St Andrew's Lane |
4 St Andrew's Lane |
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Dundee |
Dundee |
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and Douglas Scott Clark |
(Cage Club) |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application, subject to the following conditions:-
(i) a minimum charge for entry to the premises, applicable to persons eighteen years of age and over, should be charged; this charge shall be fixed by the Licensing Board at its meeting in June of each year for the year beginning 1st July and ending 30th June; and
(ii) the above minimum charge shall not be offset in any way; for the avoidance of doubt offsetting the minimum charge includes, but is not limited to (a) the issue of complimentary tickets or vouchers, and (b) the advance purchase of tickets granting entry on more than one evening.
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6. |
Ghulam Choudry |
44 Gray Street |
Restaurant |
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Broughty Ferry |
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Dundee |
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(Bombay Joe's) |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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7. |
Dundee Football Club Ltd |
Dens Park Stadium |
Public House* |
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Dens Park |
Sandeman Street |
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Sandeman Street |
Dundee |
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Dundee |
(Andy Penman Lounge) |
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DD3 7JY |
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and James Thomson |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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8. |
Dundee Football Club Ltd |
Dundee Football Club |
Refreshment* |
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Dens Park |
Sandeman Street |
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Sandeman Street |
Dundee |
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Dundee |
(Dens Park Stadium) |
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DD3 7JY |
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and James Thomson |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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9. |
Edward Rae Publishers Ltd |
9 Erskine Lane |
Public House*$ |
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21 Allan Lane |
Broughty Ferry |
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Dundee |
Dundee |
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DD1 3EU |
DD5 1DY |
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and Steven Edward Rae |
(Wigmores (inc |
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Terraced Area)) |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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10. |
Stephen E Harrod |
3 Old Quarry Road |
Public House*$ |
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Off Ballumbie Road |
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Dundee |
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DD4 0SY |
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(Ballumbie Castle |
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Golf Club) |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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11. |
Umar Hayat |
139/141 Pitkerro Road |
Off-Sale |
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Dundee |
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(Off-Sale) |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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12. |
Iain S McGeoghie and |
16 Dock Street |
Public House* |
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Jane E Bambury |
Dundee |
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and Jane E Bambury |
DD1 3DP |
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(Lennons) |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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13. |
Jahangir Dundee Ltd |
3 Session Street |
Entertainment |
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3 Session Street |
(Ground Floor) |
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Dundee |
Dundee |
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DD1 5DN |
(Club Mondo) |
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and Steven Dall |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application, subject to the following conditions:-
(i) a minimum charge for entry to the premises, applicable to persons eighteen years of age and over, should be charged; this charge shall be fixed by the Licensing Board at its meeting in June of each year for the year beginning 1st July and ending 30th June; and
(ii) the above minimum charge shall not be offset in any way; for the avoidance of doubt offsetting the minimum charge includes, but is not limited to (a) the issue of complimentary tickets or vouchers, and (b) the advance purchase of tickets granting entry on more than one evening.
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14. |
Lidl Ltd |
Macalpine Road |
Off-Sale |
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Orchard Brae House |
Dundee |
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30 Queensferry Road |
(Lidl) |
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Edinburgh |
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and Alan W Rugg |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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15. |
Lidl UK GMBH (Foodstores) |
Dura Street |
Off-Sale |
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Tailend Farm |
Stobswell |
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Deans Industrial Estate |
Dundee |
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Livingstone |
(Lidl (Foodstores)) |
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EH54 8SE |
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and Graham C Taylor |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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16. |
Maclay Inns Ltd |
14/18 Perth Road |
Public House*$ |
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Unit 2/4 The E Centre |
Dundee |
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Cooperage Way |
DD1 4LN |
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Business Village |
(Braes) |
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Alloa |
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Clackmannanshire |
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FK10 3LP |
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and Scott Clark |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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17. |
Kamran Majid |
86 Victoria Road |
Off-Sale |
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Dundee |
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DD1 2NY |
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(Off-Sale) |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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18. |
Karen Marr |
11 Tay Square |
Public House*$ |
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Dundee |
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DD1 1PB |
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(The Playwright) |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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19. |
Newscot Ltd |
1st Floor |
Public House* |
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2 St Andrew's Lane |
2 St Andrew's Lane |
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Dundee |
Dundee |
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and Kerry S Dickson |
(Brooklyn Bar) |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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20. |
Pigalle Entertainments Ltd |
31 South Ward Road |
Entertainment |
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c/o Brunton Miller |
Dundee |
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22 Herbert Street |
(Fat Sams) |
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Glasgow |
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and Colin Rattray |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application subject to the following conditions:-
(i) a minimum charge for entry to the premises, applicable to persons eighteen years of age and over, should be charged; this charge shall be fixed by the Licensing Board at its meeting in June of each year for the year beginning 1st July and ending 30th June; and
(ii) the above minimum charge shall not be offset in any way; for the avoidance of doubt offsetting the minimum charge includes, but is not limited to (a) the issue of complimentary tickets or vouchers, and (b) the advance purchase of tickets granting entry on more than one evening.
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21. |
Shona E Romanowska |
Riverside Drive |
Restaurant |
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Dundee |
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DD2 1GH |
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(Botanic Gardens |
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Coffee Shop) |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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22. |
Sinatras Ltd |
7 King Street |
Public House*$ |
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7 King Street |
Dundee |
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Dundee |
DD1 2JD |
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DD1 2JD |
(Sinatras II) |
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and Florence Hindmarsh |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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23. |
Sinatras Ltd |
7 King Street |
Public House*$ |
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7 King Street |
Dundee |
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Dundee |
(Sinatras I) |
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DD1 2JD |
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and Florence Hindmarsh |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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24. |
Sohail (Dundee) Ltd |
140 Perth Road |
Restaurant |
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t/a Matka Masala |
Dundee |
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140 Perth Road |
(Matka Masala) |
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Dundee |
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DD1 4JW |
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and Muhammad Sohail |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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25. |
Somerfield Stores Ltd |
Unit 7 |
Off-Sale |
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Somerfield House |
Campfield Square |
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Whitchurch Lane |
Broughty Ferry |
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Bristol |
Dundee |
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BS14 0TJ |
(Somerfield) |
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and Cindy J Morris |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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26. |
Jonathan Stewart |
165 Perth Road |
Public House* |
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Dundee |
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(Speedwell Bar) |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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27. |
Tesco Stores Ltd |
14a Dalhousie Road |
Off-Sale |
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PO Box 400 |
Barnhill |
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Cirrus Building C |
Broughty Ferry |
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Shire Park |
Dundee |
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Welwyn Garden City |
(Tesco Dalhousie |
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Hertfordshire |
Dundee Express) |
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AL7 1ZR |
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and Stuart A Leslie |
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Bailie Wallace declared a non-financial interest by virtue of having a relative employed by the applicant.
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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28. |
The People's Restaurant |
Kingsway |
Restaurant |
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Group Ltd |
Dundee |
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Gainsborough House |
(Little Chef Restaurant) |
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Haughton Hall Office Park |
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Dunstable |
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LU5 5XF |
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and Audrey S T Milne |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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29. |
Warner Scotland Ltd |
85/87 Commercial Street |
Public House*$ |
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Law House |
Dundee |
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Ferguson Square |
DD1 2AB |
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Cupar |
(All Stars International) |
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KY15 5JU |
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and Ben Williams |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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30. |
Yu & Lee Ltd |
Units 3 & 4 |
Restaurant |
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Units 3 & 4 |
City Quay |
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City Quay |
Dundee |
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Dundee |
(City Harbour Restaurant) |
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and Mei Yu Lee |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
(b) APPLICATION FOR CONFIRMATION
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Name |
Address of Premises |
Type of Licence |
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1. |
A M Landsburgh |
306 Perth Road |
Off-Sale |
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(St Andrew's) Ltd |
Dundee |
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Head Office |
DD2 1AU |
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306 Perth Road |
(Spar Store) |
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Dundee |
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DD2 1AU |
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and Philip A Kelly |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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2. |
Alldays Stores Ltd |
2A St Boswell Terrace |
Off-Sale |
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Robert Owen House |
Dundee |
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87 Bath Street |
(Alldays) |
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Glasgow |
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G2 2EE |
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and Deborah Ross |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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3. |
Alldays Stores Ltd |
38/42 Claypotts Road |
Off-Sale |
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c/o Robert Owen House |
Broughty Ferry |
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87 Bath Street |
Dundee |
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Glasgow |
(Alldays Stores Ltd) |
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G2 2EE |
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and Stephanie Koral |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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4. |
Belhaven Brewery Co Ltd |
218 Queen Street |
Public House |
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Atrium House |
Broughty Ferry |
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6 Back Walk |
Dundee |
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Stirling |
(The Post Office Bar) |
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FK8 2QE |
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and Mark Woods |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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5. |
Belhaven Brewery Co Ltd |
218 Queen Street |
Public House |
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Atrium House |
Broughty Ferry |
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6 Back Walk |
Dundee |
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Stirling |
(Post Office Bar |
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FK8 2QE |
(Upper Floor |
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and Mark Woods |
Function Suite)) |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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6. |
Belhaven Brewery Co Ltd |
127a/129 Perth Road |
Public House |
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Atrium House |
Dundee |
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6 Back Walk |
DD1 4JD |
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Stirling |
(Taybridge Bar) |
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FK8 2QE |
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and Ewan Mennie |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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7. |
Belhaven Brewery Co Ltd |
142/148 Perth Road |
Public House |
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Atrium House |
Dundee |
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6 Back Walk |
DD1 4JN |
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Stirling |
(Drouthy Neebors) |
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FK8 2QE |
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and Kevin McDonald |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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8. |
First Quench Retailing Ltd |
221 Brook Street |
Off-Sale |
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Enjoyment Hall |
Broughty Ferry |
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Bessemer Road |
Dundee |
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Welwyn Garden City |
DD5 2AG |
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Hertfordshire |
(Victoria Wine) |
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AL7 1BL |
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and Laura Kedda |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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9. |
Greene King Brewing and |
Riverside Drive |
Public House |
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Retailing Ltd |
Dundee |
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Westgate Brewery |
DD2 1UH |
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Bury St Edmunds |
(Marmalade Pot) |
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Suffolk |
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IP33 1QW |
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and Sonia S Patrick |
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The Board noted that the above application had been withdrawn.
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10. |
Iceland Foods Ltd |
189 Pitkerro Road |
Off-Sale |
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Second Avenue |
Dundee |
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Deeside Industrial Park |
(Iceland) |
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Deeside |
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Flintshire |
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CH5 2NW |
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and Simon G Bathie |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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11. |
Lidl Ltd |
Macalpine Road |
Off-Sale |
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Orchard Brae House |
Dundee |
|
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30 Queensferry Road |
(Lidl) |
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Edinburgh |
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and Alan W Rugg |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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12. |
Lidl Ltd |
146 Strathmartine Road |
Off-Sale |
|
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Orchard Brae House |
Dundee |
|
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|
30 Queensferry Road |
(Lidl) |
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Edinburgh |
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and James U Smith |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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13. |
Lidl UK GMBH (Foodstores) |
South Road |
Off-Sale |
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Tailend Farm |
Lochee |
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|
Deans Industrial Estate |
Dundee |
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Livingstone |
(Lidl (Foodstores)) |
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EH54 8SE |
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and Alastair B Watson |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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14. |
Lidl UK GMBH (Foodstores) |
Dura Street |
Off-Sale |
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Tailend Farm |
Stobswell |
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|
Deans Industrial Estate |
Dundee |
|
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|
Livingstone |
(Lidl (Foodstores)) |
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|
EH54 8SE |
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and Graham C Taylor |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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15. |
Mecca Bingo Ltd |
Douglasfield Leisure Park |
Entertainment |
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Statesman House |
Douglas Road |
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|
Stafferton Way |
Dundee |
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Maidenhead |
DD4 7SN |
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|
Berkshire |
(Mecca Bingo Club) |
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|
SL6 1AY |
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and Gerard H Chisholm |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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16. |
Mitchells & Butler Retail Ltd |
8 Dalhousie Road |
Public House |
|
|
27 Fleet Street |
Barnhill |
|
|
|
Birmingham |
Dundee |
|
|
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and Phillipa A Bonnar |
(Kittiwake) |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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17. |
Mitchells & Butler Retail Ltd |
134 Nethergate |
Public House |
|
|
27 Fleet Street |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Birmingham |
(The Nether Inn) |
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|
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and Stephen H Pearson |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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18. |
Northshield Ltd |
100/108 Commercial Street |
Public House |
|
|
100-108 Commercial Street |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
(Old Horseshoe Bar) |
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|
|
DD1 2AJ |
|
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|
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and Tina Halford |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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19. |
Pizza Hut (UK) Ltd |
2/4 Nethergate |
Restaurant |
|
|
1 Imperial Place |
Dundee |
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|
Elstree Way |
(Pizza Hut (including |
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Borehamwood |
basement)) |
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|
Herts |
|
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|
WD6 1JN |
|
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and Theresa Daly |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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20. |
Sainsburys Supermarkets Ltd |
Baldovie Road |
Off-Sale |
|
|
33 Holborn |
Dundee |
|
|
|
London |
(Sainsbury) |
|
|
|
EC1N 2HT |
|
|
|
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and Chris P Daniels |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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21. |
Tesco Stores Ltd |
Methven Street |
Off-Sale |
|
|
PO Box 400 |
Lochee |
|
|
|
Cirrus Building C |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Shire Park |
(Tesco) |
|
|
|
Welwyn Garden City |
|
|
|
|
Hertfordshire |
|
|
|
|
AL7 1ZR |
|
|
|
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and Graeme Tough |
|
|
Bailie Wallace declared a non-financial interest by virtue of having a relative employed by the applicant.
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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22. |
Tesco Stores Ltd |
Kingsway West |
Off-Sale |
|
|
PO Box 400 |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Cirrus Building C |
(Tesco) |
|
|
|
Shire Park |
|
|
|
|
Welwyn Garden City |
|
|
|
|
Hertfordshire |
|
|
|
|
AL7 1ZR |
|
|
|
|
and Craig G Mathieson |
|
|
Bailie Wallace declared a non-financial interest by virtue of having a relative employed by the applicant.
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
23. |
Whitehall Theatre |
Bellfield Street |
Entertainment |
|
|
(Dundee) Ltd |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Bellfield Street |
(The Whitehall Theatre) |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
and Mark John Lindsay |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
24. |
Williamson Design Florist Ltd |
287 Brook Street |
Off-Sale |
|
|
Beechwood Nurseries |
Broughty Ferry |
|
|
|
Uphall |
Dundee |
|
|
|
West Lothian |
DD5 2DS |
|
|
|
EH52 6PA |
(Williamson Design |
|
|
|
and Tracey Penny |
Florist Ltd) |
|
The Board, having heard from an agent on behalf of the applicant, agreed to grant the above application.
(c) APPLICATION FOR PERMANENT TRANSFER - SECTION 25(1)
|
|
Name |
Address of Premises |
Type of Licence |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1. |
Pamela Watson |
St Andrew's Lane |
Public House |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(Lyrics Music Bar) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
2. |
Pamela Watson |
St Andrew's Lane |
Public House |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD1 2EZ |
|
|
|
|
(Mirage) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
(d) APPLICATION FOR PERMANENT TRANSFER - SECTION 25(1)(b)
|
|
Name |
Address of Premises |
Type of Licence |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1. |
Arctic Bar Ltd |
5 New Inn Entry |
Public House |
|
|
11 Dudhope Terrace |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
DD1 1SB |
|
|
|
DD3 6TS |
(Arctic Bar) |
|
|
|
and Kirstyn Bruce |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
2. |
Niesha R Ballantyne |
19 Forest Park Road |
Off-Sale |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(Forest Park Stores) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
3. |
Brown Taylor Ltd |
326/328 Brook Street |
Public House |
|
|
50 Lothian Road |
Broughty Ferry |
|
|
|
Festival Square |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Edinburgh |
DD5 2AN |
|
|
|
EH3 9WJ |
(Bruach) |
|
|
|
and Barrie Brown |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
4. |
Raymond James Bruce |
42 Union Street |
Public House |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD1 4BE |
|
|
|
|
(Star & Garter) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
5. |
C J Lang & Son Ltd |
128/130 Gray Street |
Off-Sale |
|
|
78 Longtown Road |
Broughty Ferry |
|
|
|
Dundee |
Dundee |
|
|
|
DD4 8JU |
DD5 2DG |
|
|
|
and David Cheape |
(Spar Store) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
6. |
CMC Management Ltd |
45 Strathmartine Road |
Public House |
|
|
95 Newlands Road |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Grangemouth |
(John Barleycorn |
|
|
|
and Melanie F Craig |
(incl Beergarden)) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
7. |
Akram Din |
99 Fintry Road |
Off-Sale |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(Countdown General Stores) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
8. |
Dreams Leisure Ltd |
4 Meadowside |
Public House |
|
|
Pitkerro Millhouse |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Kellas Road |
DD1 1AA |
|
|
|
Dundee |
(Yuppies) |
|
|
|
and Adam Brown |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
9. |
Forthflats Ltd |
28 Albert Street |
Public House |
|
|
18 Benholm Gardens |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Forfar |
(The Windsor Bar) |
|
|
|
DD8 1XY |
|
|
|
|
and Jean McCash |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
10. |
James Harvey |
1 Dickson Avenue |
Public House |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(The Shand) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
11. |
Jahangir Dundee Ltd |
3 Session Street |
Entertainment |
|
|
3 Session Street |
(Ground Floor) |
|
|
|
Dundee |
Dundee |
|
|
|
DD1 5DN |
(Club Mondo) |
|
|
|
and Steven Dall |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
12. |
Andrew Knowles |
21/23 Old Hawkhill |
Public House |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(Mickey Coyles) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
13. |
Bellhaven Brewery Co Ltd |
10-16 Fort Street |
Hotel |
|
|
Atrium House |
Broughty Ferry |
|
|
|
6 Back Walk |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Stirling |
DD5 2AD |
|
|
|
FK8 2QA |
(Fisherman's Tavern) |
|
|
|
and William Torrance |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
14. |
Malcolm John Orr |
530 Strathmartine Road |
Hotel |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(Downfield Hotel) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
15. |
Sylvester Enterprises Ltd |
57/58 Dock Street |
Public House |
|
|
57 Dock Street |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
DD1 3DU |
|
|
|
DD1 3DU |
(The Bond) |
|
|
|
and Margaret Sylvester |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
16. |
Tailbiter Ltd |
185 High Street |
Public House |
|
|
185 High Street |
Lochee |
|
|
|
Lochee |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
(Lochee Sports Bar) |
|
|
|
DD2 9TE |
|
|
|
|
and David Martin |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
(e) APPLICATION FOR REGULAR EXTENSION OF PERMITTED HOURS
The undernoted conditions apply to Regular Extensions:-
(i) where the licence holder employs or uses any person at or near the entrance or within the premises to ascertain or satisfy his or herself as to the suitability of customers to be allowed into the premises and/or maintain order and/or safety at/or in the premises, the person so employed must be registered as suitable for such employment or usage by the Security Industry Authority;
(ii) all music or vocals must be controlled to the satisfaction of the Head of Environmental Health and Trading Standards of Dundee City Council so that no noise is audible within the same building as the licensed premises or in a nearby building; and
(iii) the Code of Conduct (with the exception of the provisions relating to the minimum prices for alcohol) be complied with.
|
|
Name |
Address of Premises |
Type of Licence |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1. |
67 Sports & Social Club |
5A Raglan Street |
Club |
|
|
5a Raglan Street |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
DD4 6NT |
|
|
|
and Lisa Ramsay |
(67 Sports & Social Club) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm until 1am Mondays to Sundays and 11am until 12.30pm and 2.30pm until 6.30pm Sundays for shiftworkers, inter-club activities and early kick off televised football matches.
|
2. |
A & C (Dundee) Ltd |
Dickson Avenue |
Public House |
|
|
The Business Centre |
Dundee |
|
|
|
10 Tay Square |
(The Rock Public House) |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD1 1PB |
|
|
|
|
and Fiona De Franco |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays to meet the need in the locality, shoppers, shiftworkers and satellite TV.
|
3. |
Ann Marie Allan |
89/91 High Street |
Public House |
|
|
314 Clepington Road |
Lochee |
|
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(Kelly's) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for shiftworkers, local residents and shoppers.
|
4. |
Arctic Bar Ltd |
5 New Inn Entry |
Public House |
|
|
11 Dudhope Terrace |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
DD1 1SB |
|
|
|
DD3 6TS |
(Arctic Bar) |
|
|
|
and Kirstyn Bruce |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for shiftworkers, late night entertainment, existing clientele, shoppers, Caird Hall concerts and the benefit of the community.
|
5. |
Barnhill Bowling Club |
24 Collingwood Street |
Club |
|
|
24 Collingwood Street |
Barnhill |
|
|
|
Barnhill |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
(Barnhill Bowling Club) |
|
|
|
DD5 2UE |
|
|
|
|
and David Anderson |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 10am to 11am Mondays to Saturdays, 11pm to 12 midnight Fridays and Saturdays, 10am to 12.30pm and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays and 11pm to 2am Christmas Eve and Hogmanay for bowling matches, tournaments etc and for the benefit of members.
|
6. |
Belhaven Brewery Co Ltd |
1, 3 & 5 Seagate |
Public House |
|
|
Atrium House |
Dundee |
|
|
|
6 Back Walk |
(The Yard) |
|
|
|
Stirling |
|
|
|
|
FK8 2QE |
|
|
|
|
and Philip Smith |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays to cater for local residents, students, passing trade and late night entertainment.
|
7. |
Carol Black |
52/62 Fort Street |
Hotel |
|
|
|
Broughty Ferry |
|
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(The Fort Hotel |
|
|
|
|
(including Beer Garden)) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 1am Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for the provision of service for tourists, shiftworkers and patrons attending fund raising and social events.
|
8. |
Bleasdale Ltd |
Invergowrie |
Hotel |
|
|
c/o Reit Asset Management |
Dundee |
|
|
|
5 Wigmore Street |
DD2 5JT |
|
|
|
London |
(Swallow Hotel) |
|
|
|
W1U 1PB |
|
|
|
|
and Donald Allan |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays, and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays in the whole premises, including lounge and public bars, and from 11pm to 1am Mondays to Sundays and 12 noon to 12.30pm and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for private functions only.
|
9. |
Alexander McKiddie Boyle |
105/107 Logie Street |
Public House |
|
|
|
Lochee |
|
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(Ancrum Arms) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm on Sundays for the benefit of shiftworkers and late workers.
|
10. |
Broughty Castle |
358 King Street |
Club |
|
|
Bowling Club |
Broughty Ferry |
|
|
|
King Street |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Broughty Ferry |
(Broughty Castle |
|
|
|
Dundee |
Bowling Club) |
|
|
|
DD5 2HA |
|
|
|
|
and Leslie Silver |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 1am Fridays and Saturdays, 11pm to 12 midnight Sundays to Thursdays and 11am to 12.30pm and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for entertaining visiting clubs social functions, and members' activities.
|
11. |
Cage Entertainment Ltd |
2nd Floor |
Entertainment |
|
|
4 St Andrew's Lane |
4 St Andrew's Lane |
|
|
|
Dundee |
Dundee |
|
|
|
and Douglas Scott Clark |
(Cage Club) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 3.30am Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for shiftworkers, tourists, visitors, and local demand.
|
12. |
Call a Keg Ltd |
365 South Road |
Public House |
|
|
Belsize House |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Belsize Road |
DD2 2RT |
|
|
|
Broughty Ferry |
(Kettledrum) |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD5 1NF |
|
|
|
|
and James Marr |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for the convenience of shiftworkers and late workers.
|
13. |
Camperdown Golf Club |
Camperdown House |
Club |
|
|
Camperdown House |
Camperdown Park |
|
|
|
Camperdown Park |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
(Camperdown Golf Club) |
|
|
|
and Mr John S Clinton |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11am to 12.30pm and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays and 11pm to 12 midnight Saturdays.
|
14. |
James Carroll |
20 Bonnybank Road |
Entertainment |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD1 2PJ |
|
|
|
|
(Tivoli Snooker Club) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight on Mondays to Thursdays, 11pm to 2am Fridays and Saturdays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm and 11pm to 12 midnight on Sundays for members holding competitions and shiftworkers.
|
15. |
City Functions Ltd |
3rd Floor |
Entertainment |
|
|
124 Seagate |
124 Seagate |
|
|
|
Dundee |
Dundee |
|
|
|
DD1 2HB |
(City Rooms) |
|
|
|
and Luke Ivins |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 3.30am Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for shiftworkers, tourists, visitors and local demand.
|
16. |
Cosmopolitan Club |
7 Ward Road |
Club |
|
|
7 Ward Road |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
(Cosmopolitan Club) |
|
|
|
DD1 1LP |
|
|
|
|
and Dave Robbins |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 1am Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for the benefit of members and annual presentations etc.
|
17. |
Cumming Out Ltd |
124 Seagate |
Entertainment |
|
|
Ground Floor |
Ground Floor |
|
|
|
124 Seagate |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
DD1 2HB |
|
|
|
DD1 2HB |
(Out Nightclub) |
|
|
|
and Dean Cumming |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 3.30am Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays to provide late night entertainment.
|
18. |
Margaret Dodds |
83 Charleston Drive |
Public House |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD2 2HB |
|
|
|
|
(Charleston Bar) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for the benefit of late workers and shiftworkers.
|
19. |
Downfield Golf Club |
Turnberry Avenue |
Club |
|
|
Turnberry Avenue |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
DD2 3QP |
|
|
|
DD2 3QP |
(Downfield Golf Club) |
|
|
|
and Margaret Stewart |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 1am Mondays to Sundays and 11am to 12.30pm and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for matches, functions, events, bridge/whist drives and other club activities.
|
20. |
Downfield Musical Society |
27/29 Guthrie Street |
Club |
|
|
27/29 Guthrie Street |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
(Downfield Musical Society) |
|
|
|
DD1 5BN |
|
|
|
|
and Elaine Kerr |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Sundays to Thursdays, 11pm to 1am Fridays, 11pm to 2am Saturdays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for the convenience and benefit of society members and for social functions.
|
21. |
Dreams Leisure Ltd |
4 Meadowside |
Public House |
|
|
Pitkerro Millhouse |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Kellas Road |
DD1 1AA |
|
|
|
Dundee |
(Yuppies) |
|
|
|
and Adam Brown |
|
|
|
|
16 Erskine Terrace |
|
|
|
|
Monifieth, DD5 4SD |
|
|
From 11pm until midnight Mondays and Tuesdays and from 11pm until 1am Wednesdays to Sundays for shiftworkers, tourists, provision of entertainment and as an alternative to a nightclub for older clientele.
The Board noted that the above application had been withdrawn.
|
22. |
Dudhope Bowling Club |
Adelaide Place |
Club |
|
|
Adelaide Place |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
DD3 6LF |
|
|
|
DD3 6LF |
(Dudhope Bowling Club) |
|
|
|
and John Bolas |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 10am to 11am Mondays to Saturdays, 11pm to 1am Mondays to Sundays, 10am to 12.30pm and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for bowling club matches, club meetings, social evenings and various open competitions with other visiting club members.
|
23. |
Dundee Celtic Boys Club |
66 Kirk Street |
Club |
|
|
66 Kirk Street |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
DD2 3ES |
|
|
|
DD2 3ES |
(Dundee Celtic Boys Club) |
|
|
|
and Brian Spowart |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for the convenience of members, private functions, and shiftworkers.
|
24. |
Dundee United Football |
Tannadice Park |
Refreshment |
|
|
Company Ltd |
Tannadice Street |
|
|
|
Tannadice Park |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Tannadice Street |
(Dundee United |
|
|
|
Dundee |
Football Company Ltd) |
|
|
|
DD3 7TW |
|
|
|
|
and John M Bennett |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 1am Fridays and Saturdays for occasional private functions.
|
25. |
Fairfield Bowling Club |
21 Fairmuir Street |
Club |
|
|
21 Fairmuir Street |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
(Fairfield Bowling Club) |
|
|
|
DD3 8JG |
|
|
|
|
and Gordon D Ross |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 10am to 12.30pm and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for extending hospitality to visiting clubs, including open competitions and social activities.
|
26. |
Gala Leisure Ltd |
Methven Street |
Entertainment |
|
|
New Castle House |
Lochee |
|
|
|
Castle Boulevard |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Nottingham |
(Gala Club) |
|
|
|
NG7 1FT |
|
|
|
|
and Alistair J Tares |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Saturdays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays as ancillary to bingo sessions and karaoke and cabaret evenings.
|
27. |
Glam Leisure Ltd |
4 Meadowside |
Entertainment |
|
|
London Nightclub |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Meadowside |
DD1 1AA |
|
|
|
Dundee |
(London Night Club) |
|
|
|
DD1 1AA |
|
|
|
|
and Jayne Samson |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 2.30am Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays to meet the social needs and demands of the public.
|
28. |
Iain S McGeoghie and |
16 Dock Street |
Public House |
|
|
Jane E Bambury |
Dundee |
|
|
|
and Jane E Bambury |
DD1 3DP |
|
|
|
|
(Lennons) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for local demand and tourists.
|
29. |
J D Wetherspoon plc |
7/9 Seagate |
Public House |
|
|
Weatherspoon House |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Central Park |
(Lloyds) |
|
|
|
Reeds Crescent |
|
|
|
|
Watford |
|
|
|
|
and Joanne Thomson |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays to satisfy demand from patrons, customers and visitors.
|
30. |
J F Kegs Ltd |
2 Whitehall Crescent |
Public House |
|
|
31 Charlotte Street |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
DD1 4AU |
|
|
|
and James Fyffe |
(Waterfront Bar Restaurant) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for the social circumstances of the locality.
|
31. |
Richard Learmonth |
93 Strathmartine Road |
Public House |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(The Glen Livit) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for the benefit of shoppers, shiftworkers and the local community.
|
32. |
The Logie Recreation Club |
1 Marybank Lane |
Club |
|
|
1 Marybank Lane |
Lochee |
|
|
|
Lochee |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
DD2 3DY |
|
|
|
DD2 3DY |
(Logie Recreation Club) |
|
|
|
and Brian Scrimgeour |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 1am on Mondays to Sundays and 11am to 12.30pm and 2.30pm to 6.30pm on Sundays for members, shiftworkers and social activities.
|
33. |
Maclay Inns Ltd |
14/18 Perth Road |
Public House |
|
|
Unit 2/4, The E Centre |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Cooperage Way |
DD1 4LN |
|
|
|
Business Village |
(Braes) |
|
|
|
Alloa |
|
|
|
|
Clackmannanshire |
|
|
|
|
FK10 3LP |
|
|
|
|
and Scott Clark |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight on Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for the convenience of local residents, students, visitors, shiftworkers and to benefit the locality.
|
34. |
Karen Marr |
11 Tay Square |
Public House |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD1 1PB |
|
|
|
|
(The Playwright) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for shoppers, students and local residents.
|
35. |
Masonic Lodge |
1A Wellington Street |
Club |
|
|
Camperdown No 317 |
Dundee |
|
|
|
1A Wellington Street |
(Masonic Lodge |
|
|
|
Dundee |
Camperdown No 317) |
|
|
|
DD1 2QA |
|
|
|
|
and James Lyall |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 1am Fridays, 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays and 11pm to 12 midnight Saturdays to Thursdays for sporting functions, tournaments and inter-lodge visitations.
|
36. |
Sharon M McGregor |
5 Raglan Street |
Entertainment |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD4 6NT |
|
|
|
|
(Stobswell Sports and |
|
|
|
|
Recreation Club) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 1am Wednesdays to Saturdays, 11pm to 12 midnight Sundays to Tuesdays, 11am to 12.30pm and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for club members who work shifts.
|
37. |
Colin McPhail |
22 St Andrew's Street |
Public House |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD1 2EX |
|
|
|
|
(The Abode) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for shiftworkers and tourists.
|
38. |
Mecca Bingo Ltd |
106/110 Nethergate |
Entertainment |
|
|
Statesman House |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Stafferton Way |
DD1 4EH |
|
|
|
Maidenhead |
(Mecca Bingo Club) |
|
|
|
Berkshire |
|
|
|
|
SL6 1AY |
|
|
|
|
and Catherine A Duffy |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 10am to 11am and 11pm to 12 midnight, Mondays to Saturdays, 10am to 12.30pm, 2.30pm to 6.30pm and 11pm to 12 midnight Sundays to cater for members bingo sessions.
|
39. |
Messrs Harvey & Martin |
32 Buttars Loan |
Public House |
|
|
c/o Harvey |
Dundee |
|
|
|
and James Harvey |
(Rowantree Bar) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm on Sundays in the public bar, for shoppers and shiftworkers, and 11pm to 1am Thursdays to Saturdays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for private functions in the function suite only.
|
40. |
MFM Inns Ltd |
107/113 Nethergate |
Public House |
|
|
Stannergate House |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
(Bar Rio) |
|
|
|
41 Dundee Road West |
|
|
|
|
Broughty Ferry |
|
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD5 1NB |
|
|
|
|
and Michael McKay |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for the convenience of local residents, students, visitors, shiftworkers and for the benefit of the locality.
|
41. |
Michelin Athletic Club |
Baldovie House |
Club |
|
|
Baldovie House |
Drumgeith Road |
|
|
|
Drumgeith Road |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
DD4 8UZ |
|
|
|
DD4 8UZ |
(Michelin Athletic Club) |
|
|
|
and Isobel Mulladay |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Thursdays, 11pm to 1am Fridays and Saturdays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm and 11pm to 12 midnight Sundays to provide a service for members including cabarets and other special events and for extending hospitality to visiting teams on sporting occasions.
|
42. |
Colin P Murphy |
247 Hawkhill |
Public House |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(Hawkhill Tavern) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for the convenience of patrons, shiftworkers and others.
|
43. |
Newscot Ltd |
1st Floor |
Public House |
|
|
2 St Andrew's Lane |
2 St Andrew's Lane |
|
|
|
Dundee |
Dundee |
|
|
|
and Kerry S Dickson |
(Brooklyn Bar) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for shiftworkers, tourists, visitors, and local demand.
|
44. |
Papa Joes Restaurants |
Unit 1 |
Restaurant |
|
|
Fernhill House |
15 Whitehall Street |
|
|
|
Manse Road |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Perth |
(Papa Joes Restaurant) |
|
|
|
PH2 7AF |
|
|
|
|
and Mark Crawford |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for tourists.
|
45. |
Jacqueline L Patterson |
1/5 Albert Street |
Public House |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(The Cask) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for the benefit of the community, shiftworkers and darts and domino matches.
|
46. |
Pigalle Entertainments Ltd |
31 South Ward Road |
Entertainment |
|
|
c/o Brunton Miller |
Dundee |
|
|
|
22 Herbert Street |
(Fat Sams) |
|
|
|
Glasgow |
|
|
|
|
and Colin Rattray |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 3.30am Mondays to Sundays ancillary to entertainment provided.
|
47. |
Planetridge Ltd |
160 Nethergate |
Hotel |
|
|
c/o Baird & Company |
Dundee |
|
|
|
7 St Catherine Street |
DD1 4DU |
|
|
|
Cupar |
(Queens Hotel) |
|
|
|
Fife |
|
|
|
|
KY15 4LS |
|
|
|
|
and Alexander Gordon |
|
|
|
|
Sneddon |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays in Nosey Parkers lounge, 11pm to 1am Mondays to Sundays in the remainder of the premises and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays in the whole premises for the benefit of workers, tourists, weddings, dinner dances, social events and local demand.
|
48. |
Rileys Ltd |
17 Dundonald Street |
Entertainment |
|
|
Unit 8 |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Clarendon Drive |
(Rileys Snooker Club) |
|
|
|
Wymbush |
|
|
|
|
Milton Keynes |
|
|
|
|
and Roy I Brockie |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11am to 12.30pm and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays, 11pm to 12 midnight Saturdays to Thursdays and 11pm to 1am Fridays for the provision of refreshments ancillary to entertainment.
|
49. |
Sanctuary Management |
Perth Road |
Hotel |
|
|
Services Ltd |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Chamber Court |
(West Park Centre) |
|
|
|
Castle Street |
|
|
|
|
Worcester |
|
|
|
|
WR1 3ZQ |
|
|
|
|
and Alexander David Brand |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Thursdays, 11pm to 1am Fridays and Saturdays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for provision of late hours service for residents and conferences, guests at organised events and others attending events at West Park Centre.
|
50. |
Select Service Partner Ltd |
Taybridge Station |
Public House |
|
|
169 Euston Road |
Dundee |
|
|
|
London |
(The Tay Bar) |
|
|
|
NW1 2AE |
|
|
|
|
and Sylvia Adamson |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for the benefit of tourists and rail travellers.
|
51. |
Spice Leisure Ltd |
3/7 Erskine Lane |
Public House |
|
|
28 Panmure Street |
(Ground and First Floor) |
|
|
|
Broughty Ferry |
Broughty Ferry |
|
|
|
Dundee |
Dundee |
|
|
|
DD5 2ER |
(Spice Bar) |
|
|
|
and Mohammed Z A Hameed |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays on the ground floor for local residents, patrons and shiftworkers and 11pm to 1am Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays in first floor function suite for private functions only.
|
52. |
Graeme B Squire |
1 Linfield Street |
Refreshment |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD4 8LJ |
|
|
|
|
(Tony's Takeaway & |
|
|
|
|
Restaurant) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application Sundays from 2.30pm to 6.30pm only. Demand in the local community.
|
53. |
Geraldine Stewart |
27 Gray Street |
Public House |
|
|
|
Broughty Ferry |
|
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(Ferry Inn) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for the convenience of shiftworkers and to meet local demand.
|
54. |
Tayfield Investments Ltd |
121 Fisher Street |
Public House |
|
|
and Stephen C Cumming |
Broughty Ferry |
|
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(The Ship Inn) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for tourists, local demand and shiftworkers.
|
55. |
Whitbread Group plc |
Kingsway West |
Hotel |
|
|
Whitbread Court |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Houghton Hall, Office Park |
(Gourdie Croft |
|
|
|
Porz Avenue |
(including Beer Garden)) |
|
|
|
Dunstable |
|
|
|
|
and Mark A Hedley |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays to cater for tourists and social demand.
|
56. |
Yates Group Ltd |
Seagate |
Public House |
|
|
Porter Tun House |
Dundee |
|
|
|
500 Capability Green |
(Yates Wine Lodge) |
|
|
|
Luton |
|
|
|
|
Beds |
|
|
|
|
LU1 3LS |
|
|
|
|
and Grant Fleming |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11pm to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays and 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays due to the social circumstances of the locality.
|
57. |
Yu & Lee Ltd |
Units 3 & 4 |
Restaurant |
|
|
Units 3 & 4 |
City Quay |
|
|
|
City Quay |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Dundee |
(City Harbour Restaurant) |
|
|
|
and Mei Yu Lee |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 2.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays for the benefit of patrons partaking in a meal.
(f) APPLICATION FOR MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT CONSENT
|
|
Name |
Address of Premises |
Type of Licence |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1. |
Carol Black |
52/62 Fort Street Broughty Ferry Dundee (The Fort Hotel (including Beer Garden)) |
Hotel |
The Board agreed to grant the above application for three months for Karaoke on Mondays from 8pm until 1am in the lounge. Live music by groups of not more than three persons from 8pm until 1am on Sundays in the lounge.
(g) APPLICATION FOR CHILDREN'S CERTIFICATES
|
|
Name |
Address of Premises |
Type of Licence |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1. |
Carol Black |
52/62 Fort Street Broughty Ferry Dundee (The Fort Hotel (including Beer Garden)) |
Hotel |
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11am to 8pm Mondays to Saturdays and 12.30pm to 8pm Sundays, in the lounge bar (including the designated restaurant area).
|
2. |
Whitbread Group plc Whitbread Court Houghton Hall, Office Park Porz Avenue Dunstable and Mark A Hedley |
Kingsway West Dundee (Gourdie Croft (including Beer Garden)) |
Hotel |
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11am to 8pm Mondays to Saturdays and 12.30pm to 8pm Sundays in the whole premises.
|
3. |
Belhaven Brewery Co Ltd Atrium House 6 Back Walk Stirling FK8 2QE and Mark Woods |
218 Queen Street Broughty Ferry Dundee (The Post Office Bar) |
Public House |
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11am to 8pm Mondays to Saturdays and 12.30pm to 8pm Sundays in the whole premises.
|
4. |
Edward Rae Publishers Ltd 21 Allan Lane Dundee DD1 3EU and Steven Edward Rae |
9 Erskine Lane Broughty Ferry DUNDEE DD5 1DY (Wigmores (including Terraced Area)) |
Public House |
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 12 noon to 8pm Mondays to Saturdays and 12.30pm to 8pm Sundays in the whole premises.
|
5. |
Maclay Inns Ltd Unit 2/4 The E Centre Cooperage Way Business Village Alloa Clackmannanshire FK10 3LP and Scott Clark |
14/18 Perth Road DUNDEE DD1 4LN (Braes) |
Public House |
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11am to 8pm Mondays to Saturdays and 12.30pm to 8pm Sundays in the whole premises.
|
6. |
Karen Marr |
11 Tay Square Dundee DD1 1PB (The Playwright) |
Public House |
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 12 noon to 7pm Mondays to Saturdays and 12.30pm to 7pm Sundays in the whole premises.
|
7. |
Sinatras Ltd 7 King Street Dundee DD1 2JD and Florence Hindmarsh |
7 King Street Dundee DD1 2JD (Sinatras II) |
Public House |
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11.30am to 2.30pm and 5pm to 7pm Mondays to Fridays, 11.30am to 7pm Saturdays and 12.30pm to 6.30pm Sundays in the entire premises.
|
8. |
Sinatras Ltd 7 King Street DUNDEE DD1 2JD and Florence Hindmarsh |
7 King Street Dundee (Sinatras I) |
Public House |
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11am to 8pm Mondays to Saturdays and 12.30pm to 8pm Sundays in the whole premises.
|
9. |
Warner Scotland Ltd Law House Ferguson Square Cupar KY15 5JU and Ben Williams |
85/87 Commercial Street Dundee DD1 2AB (All Stars International) |
Public House |
The Board agreed to grant the above application from 11am to 8pm Mondays to Saturdays and 12.30pm to 8pm Sundays in the raised floor area of the ground floor.
(h) OCCASIONAL LICENCE FOR A PAVEMENT CAFE IN TERMS OF SECTION 33
|
Name |
Address of Premises |
Type of Licence |
|
|
|
|
|
Tayfield Investments Ltd and Stephen C Cumming |
121 Fisher Street Broughty Ferry DUNDEE (The Ship Inn) |
Public House |
The Board, having heard from the applicant on their own behalf, agreed to grant the above application for an extension of the permitted pavement cafe area for a further three tables with two chairs at each table.
(i) APPLICATION FOR GRANT OF LICENCE
|
|
Name |
Address of Premises |
Type of Licence |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1. |
Roberto Bettolini |
6b City Quay |
Restaurant |
|
|
33 Baldovan Terrace |
Dundee |
(Provisional (26/1)) |
|
|
Dundee |
(Restaurant) |
|
|
|
DD4 6NH |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
2. |
Carol Black |
52/62 Fort Street |
Hotel |
|
|
|
Broughty Ferry |
(New Licence) |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(The Fort Hotel |
|
|
|
|
(including Beer Garden)) |
|
The Board agreed to the above application.
|
3. |
Susan M Buckman |
31 Gray Street |
Refreshment |
|
|
|
Broughty Ferry |
(New Licence) |
|
|
|
Dundee |
including Sunday opening |
|
|
|
(Toast) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
4. |
Iceland Foods Ltd |
Unit 26, Level 3 |
Off-Sale |
|
|
Second Avenue |
Wellgate Shopping Centre |
(Provisional (26/1)) |
|
|
Deeside Industrial Park |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Deeside |
(Iceland) |
|
|
|
Flintshire |
|
|
|
|
CH5 2NW |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
5. |
Justina Zalewska and |
Forum Centre |
Off-Sale |
|
|
Thomasz Zalewski |
Dundee |
(New Licence) |
|
|
3/L, 17 Morgan Street |
(Unit 3) |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD4 6QD |
|
|
|
|
and Justina Zalewska |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
6. |
Keillor Foods Ltd |
Mercury Way |
Refreshment |
|
|
Unit 8 Staffa Place |
Riverside |
(Provisional (26/2)) |
|
|
Dundee |
Dundee |
including Sunday opening |
|
|
DD2 3SX |
(Dundee Airport) |
|
|
|
and John Hume |
|
|
The Board, having heard from an agent on behalf of the applicant and the Chief Constable's representative, agreed to grant the above application.
|
7. |
Adnan Majid |
186/192 Hilltown |
Off-Sale |
|
|
|
Dundee |
(New Licence) |
|
|
|
DD3 7BL |
|
|
|
|
(Off-Sale) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
8. |
Karen Marr |
195 Hilltown |
Public House |
|
|
|
Dundee |
(Provisional (26/2)) |
|
|
|
(Hilltown Tavern) |
including Sunday opening |
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
9. |
Whitbread Group plc |
Kingsway West |
Hotel |
|
|
Whitbread Court |
Dundee |
(New Licence) |
|
|
Houghton Hall, Office Park |
(Gourdie Croft |
including Children's |
|
|
Porz Avenue |
(including Beer Garden)) |
Certificate |
|
|
Dunstable |
|
|
|
|
and Mark A Hedley |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
10. |
Wm Morrison |
Forfar Road |
Off-Sale |
|
|
Supermarkets plc |
Dundee |
(Provisional (26/1)) |
|
|
Hilmore House |
DD4 8AX |
|
|
|
Gain Lane |
(Morrisons Supermarket) |
|
|
|
Bradford |
|
|
|
|
BD3 7DL |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
VII GAMING ACT 1968
(a) APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF AMUSEMENTS WITH PRIZES
|
|
Name |
Address of Premises |
Number of Machines
|
|
1. |
Lynn Bell |
2 West Port |
2 |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(Ascot Bar) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
2. |
Andrew J Dow |
64/66 North Lindsay Street |
1 |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD1 1PS |
|
|
|
|
(Westport Bar) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
3. |
Sharon Doyle |
161 South Road |
2 |
|
|
|
(inc Paved Area) |
|
|
|
|
Lochee |
|
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(The Planet) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
4. |
Donald Gorman and |
144/146 High Street |
2 |
|
|
Sheila Gorman |
Lochee |
|
|
|
t/a The Last Tram |
Dundee |
|
|
|
and Donald Gorman |
DD2 3BZ |
|
|
|
|
(The Last Tram) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
5. |
Redwood Leisure Ltd |
168 Arbroath Road |
2 |
|
|
Suite B, Dunsinane House |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Kilspindie Road |
(The Boars Rock) |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD2 3PW |
|
|
|
|
and John Marr Rollo |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
(b) APPLICATION FOR AMUSEMENTS WITH PRIZES
|
|
Name |
Address of Premises |
Number of Machines |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1. |
Brown Taylor Ltd |
326/328 Brook Street |
1 |
|
|
50 Lothian Road |
Broughty Ferry |
|
|
|
Festival Square |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Edinburgh |
DD5 2AN |
|
|
|
EH3 9WJ |
(Bruach) |
|
|
|
and Barrie Brown |
|
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
2. |
Raymond James Bruce |
42 Union Street |
1 |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD1 4BE |
|
|
|
|
(Star & Garter) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
3. |
CMC Management Ltd |
45 Strathmartine Road |
2 |
|
|
95 Newlands Road |
Dundee |
|
|
|
Grangemouth |
(John Barleycorn |
|
|
|
and Melanie F Craig |
(inc Beergarden)) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
4. |
James Harvey |
1 Dickson Avenue |
2 |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(The Shand) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
5. |
Andrew Knowles |
21/23 Old Hawkhill |
1 |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(Mickey Coyles) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
6. |
Malcolm John Orr |
530 Strathmartine Road |
2 |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
(Downfield Hotel) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
7. |
Karen Marr |
11 Tay Square |
1 |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD1 1PB |
|
|
|
|
(The Playwright) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
8. |
John W McRither |
62 Provost Road |
1 |
|
|
|
Dundee |
|
|
|
|
DD3 8AH |
|
|
|
|
(Whites Bar) |
|
The Board agreed to grant the above application.
|
9. |
Sylvester Enterprises Ltd |
57/58 Dock Street |
2 |
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57 Dock Street |
Dundee |
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Dundee |
DD1 3DU |
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DD1 3DU |
(The Bond) |
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and Margaret Sylvester |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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Tailbiter Ltd |
185 High Street |
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185 High Street |
Lochee |
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Lochee |
Dundee |
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Dundee |
(Lochee Sports Bar) |
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DD2 9TE |
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and David Martin |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
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Whitbread Group plc |
Kingsway West |
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Whitbread Court |
Dundee |
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Houghton Hall, Office Park |
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Porz Avenue |
(including Beer Garden)) |
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Dunstable |
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and Mark A Hedley |
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The Board agreed to grant the above application.
Lord Provost John R LETFORD, Convener.
APPENDIX I
DUNDEE CITY LICENSING BOARD
GENDER EQUALITY SCHEME 2007-2011
Table of Contents
Introduction 3
Gender Equality and Diversity Statement 3
Facts about Women and Men 6
Legislative Context 7
Mainstreaming approach and EQIA 8
The Gender Equality and Diversity Action Group 9
The Board as an Employer 10
The Board as a Service Provider 14
The Board as a Partner 16
The Board as a Community Leader 16
Consultation Process 16
Publication and Access to the Scheme 17
1.0 Introduction
1.1 This Gender Equality and Diversity Scheme sets out what the Licensing Board will do in furtherance of its statutory duties and also to contribute to Dundee City Council achieving its vision relating to gender equality and diversity in Dundee. It reviews the achievement of equality and diversity objectives from the Council's Generic Equality and Diversity Scheme, which can be viewed in full on the Dundee City Council website www.dundeecity.gov.uk/equanddiv/genequdivscheme.pdf.
2.0 Background
2.1 Since its inception in 1996, Dundee City Council has demonstrated consistent commitment to the principles and practice of gender equality and diversity.
2.2 Equal opportunities policies have been reviewed in line with our commitment to social inclusion and legislative responsibilities, culminating in the production of a Gender Equality Scheme 2002-2005.
2.3 This scheme will review progress since the last scheme and identify priorities for action for 2007-2010.
3.0 Gender Equality and Diversity Statement and Objectives
Dundee City Licensing Board and Dundee City Council believe that we can only achieve our vision of a socially inclusive Dundee by recognising that equality of opportunity and freedom from discrimination across all equality groups is a fundamental right.
We also believe that diversity in our population and workforce should be celebrated and regarded as a strength.
We know that the needs of men and women are different. They do different things in their daily lives, have different responsibilities and jobs and do not have access to the same resources such as money and transport. We also understand that the way we plan our services and the systems we use as an employer can discriminate against them unless those differences are taken into account. We also recognise that the needs and experiences of transsexual people need to be taken into account as an employer and when we plan our services.
Dundee City Licensing Board and Dundee City Council are committed to leading the agenda and adopting a mainstreaming approach in promoting gender equality, freedom from discrimination on grounds of gender, developing positive relationships between and across communities and the celebration of gender diversity as a/an:
7 employer
7 service provider
7 partner
7 community leader
Gender Equality and Diversity Objectives
3.1 Objectives as an Employer
Dundee City Licensing Board is not an employer in its own right and instead its services are delivered by staff of Dundee City Council.
The Board supports the Council's commitment to be an employer that welcomes and encourages gender diversity, prevents unlawful discrimination on the grounds of gender and promotes gender equality by:
3.1.1 seeking to employ a workforce, which is representative of the citys economically active population.
3.1.2 monitoring recruitment and selection procedures, which are non-discriminatory and encourage applications in cases of gender under-representation.
3.1.3 ensuring fair access to learning and development opportunities.
3.1.4 creating an accessible working environment free from discrimination, harassment and violence on grounds of gender.
3.1.5 promoting a culture, which values and respects the identity and culture of men, women and transsexual people.
3.1.6 evaluating jobs with the aim of ensuring equal pay for equal work developing a council equal pay statement.
3.1.7 work with our employees and trade union representatives to promote positive action for gender equality.
3.2 Objectives as a Service Provider
To ensure that inclusive services are provided across gender by:
3.2.1 consulting and involving men, women and transsexual people when assessing their needs.
3.2.2 working together with communities of interest to ensure their needs are considered.
3.2.3 providing accessible services and making gender specific arrangements as appropriate.
3.2.4 monitoring take up of our services and taking appropriate action to increase access to men and women.
3.2.5 ensuring that contractors or organisations providing services procured by the Board comply with their responsibilities under Gender legislation.
3.3 Objectives as a Partner
To participate in, support and develop partnership working across the gender equality and diversity agenda by:
3.3.1 contributing to the strategic objectives of community planning and the achievement of gender equality.
3.3.2 promoting good practice in partnership working to achieve gender equality and diversity objectives.
3.3.3 assisting in the identification of member organisation and Partnership gender equality training needs.
3.3.4 taking a leading role in developing and promoting inter-agency training programmes.
3.3.5 encouraging, developing and participating in joint working groups to address gender specific needs.
3.3.6 seeking and promoting access to funding sources for gender specific services.
3.4 Objectives as Community Leader
To promote the gender equality and diversity agenda in the community by:
3.4.1 encouraging positive action to address gender under-representation in community life.
3.4.2 providing opportunities to celebrate the achievements of gender specific projects.
3.4.3 promoting good practice within the voluntary sector through the Dundee Equalities Forum.
3.4.4 involving gender specific organisations in the Community Planning process.
4.0 Facts about Women and Men[1]
4.1 Men and women have different income:
7 6 out of 10 people getting income support or pension credit in Dundee are women;
7 Women are three times more likely to be working part time.
4.2 Women and men have different responsibilities
7 9 out of 10 lone parent households in Dundee are headed by women;
7 Women in Dundee are more likely to have significant caring responsibilities for older or disabled people.
4.3 Men and women have different jobs:
7 Four out of the twenty nine councillors in Dundee are women;
7 One in three people taking part in the modern apprenticeship in Tayside are young women;
7 Most women that take part in the adult modern apprenticeship in Tayside do admin, child or caring programmes;
7 Most men that participate in the adult modern apprenticeship in Tayside do skills or management programmes;
7 8 out of 10 studying Education at Higher Education level in Scotland are women;
7 9 out of 10 studying Engineering or Technology at Higher Education level in Scotland are men.
4.4 Women and men have different experiences at school and work:
7 Men in Scotland are less likely to apply for flexible working;
7 Boys leave school with less qualifications than girls;
7 Over half of women in Scotland have complained about discrimination because they were pregnant;
7 Boys in Dundee are three times more likely to be excluded from school.
4.5 Men and women have different needs:
7 Girls in Scotland are more likely to start smoking than boys;
7 Boys in Scotland are more likely to drink or take drugs than girls;
7 Men in Scotland are three times more likely to commit suicide;
7 Nine out of ten people who suffer from domestic abuse in Scotland are women.
5.0 Gender Legislation -
5.1 The Equality Act 2006
This created the Gender Equality Duty (GED) which amended the Sex Discrimination Act 1975. The GED sets out new general and specific duties for all public authorities.
5.2 What is the general duty of the GED:
The GED places the general duty on Dundee City Licensing Board from April 2007 to have due regard to the need to:
7 eliminate unlawful discrimination and harassment; and
7 promote equality of opportunity between men and women.
5.3 What do we mean by unlawful discrimination and harassment:
7 direct and indirect discrimination against women and men, in employment and education, in goods, facilities and services and in the exercise of public functions;
7 harassment, sexual harassment and discrimination on the grounds of pregnancy and maternity leave;
7 discrimination on the grounds of gender reassignment in employment and vocational training;
7 direct and indirect discrimination in the employment field on the grounds that a person is married or a civil partner;
7 victimisation as a result of raising or intending to raise a complaint or acting as a witness or give evidence in support of someone raising a complaint.
5.4 What are the specific duties of the GED?
We must set out how we will meet the general duty and:
7 Gather information on how our work affects women and men, boys and girls;
7 Consult employees, service users, trade unions and other stakeholders;
7 Assess the different impact of policies and practices on both sexes and use this information to inform our work;
7 Identify priorities and set gender equality objectives;
7 Plan and take action to achieve those objectives;
7 Publish a gender equality scheme, report annually and review progress every three years. This must be published by the 29 June 2007.
5.5 What is a gender equality scheme?
A gender equality scheme must set out:
7 our gender equality objectives, and what evidence has been used to develop these objectives;
7 how we have consulted service users in setting objectives;
7 how we will assess the impact of the organisation's policies and practices on gender equality;
7 what action we will take to meet these objectives over the next three years.
6.0 Mainstreaming approach to equality and diversity and Equality Impact Assessment
The Council Generic Equality and Diversity Scheme outlines the processes involved in mainstreaming and how it intends to achieve them.
6.1 Equality Impact Assessment (EQIA)
Since the publication of its last Gender Equality Scheme, the Council has developed an EQIA toolkit and trained over one hundred officers in its use. In addition, all of its policies have been screened for adverse impact on gender. This can be viewed on www.dundeecity.gov.uk.
6.2 This screening process has contributed to the aims of mainstreaming as it:
7 Is a long term strategy that aims to make sure that policy making is fully sensitive to needs and experience of men, women, girls and boys in Dundee;
7 Tackles structures that contribute to sustain inequality and discrimination on the grounds of gender;
7 Avoids policy and programmes being adopted that continue existing inequalities based on gender or makes them worse;
7 Has created a policy review process, which specifically generates gender equality and diversity outcomes.
6.3 The EQIA process is now part of committee report structure and corporate Service Planning Guidelines.
6.4 All gender equality action and EQIA items can be viewed in Appendix 1 to the Council's Gender Equality Scheme and are placed on the corporate monitoring database with regular updates required by lead officers. Regular reports are provided to the Council Management Team.
7.0 The Gender and Sexuality Equality and Diversity Action Group
7.1 The Gender and Sexuality Equality and Diversity Action Group (GEDAG) is a corporate review body comprising of representatives from all departments which is responsible for:
7 Analysing data produced by the Personnel Department to identify areas of gender under-representation in the Council workforce;
7 Providing feedback and recommendations to departments regarding areas of positive action that could be taken to increase the numbers of men and women working in gender segregated services;
7 Monitoring and providing feedback to departments in relation to the full impact assessments and gender equality action plans identified in Appendices 1 and 2;
7 Analysing of monitoring data produced across all departments and identification of any potential barriers to accessibility relating to gender;
7 Providing departmental training reports;
7 Providing input to the Councils consultation response to new policy/legislation relating to gender;
7 Collecting good practice case studies on gender equality and diversity;
7 Assisting in the preparation of gender equality and diversity schemes and in the development of generic equality and diversity policy.
7.2 GEDAG receives annual gender employment monitoring and gender equality and diversity action reports from departments in May of each year and provides feedback by September. In addition, the group provides a quarterly progress report to the full Council Management Team.
8 Progress report - Gender Equality and Diversity Objectives
8.1.1 Objectives as an Employer
As mentioned previously, the Board does not employ staff of its own. However, it supports the Council's objective to be an employer that welcomes and encourages gender diversity, prevents unlawful discrimination on the grounds of gender and promotes gender equality by:
8.1.2 employing a workforce, which is representative of the citys economically active population.
Progress
7 equality monitoring information in relation to employees in post and applications for employment is published and is available on the equality and diversity pages of the Council's website;
7 gender specific training initiatives such as "Women Leading" being used within some departments.
Priorities for Action
7 analyse equality monitoring data further to identify areas of potential concern eg gender balance in promoted posts, flexible working arrangements in promoted posts, occupational segregation etc, and where necessary develop plans to address issues.
8.1.3 monitoring recruitment and selection procedures to ensure they are non-discriminatory and encourage applications in cases of gender under-representation.
Progress Report
7 the Council runs a two-day course on Recruitment and Selection, which is delivered by the Personnel Department and covers the Council's procedure and relevant equalities legislation. An officer must be deemed competent by the trainer at the end of the course before being involved in recruitment procedures;
7 Council representatives regularly take part in jobs fairs, organised by the Job Centre, which target specific groups of job seekers eg lone parents, job seekers on incapacity benefits etc;
7 Providing gender specific training initiatives to encourage women to participate in non traditional sectors eg HGV for women courses.
Priorities for Action
7 analyse information gathered on applications for employment and employees in post in order to identify areas of gender imbalance and develop plans to address issues.
8.1.4 ensuring fair access to learning and development opportunities.
Progress Report
7 on-line training courses are being developed which will allow easier access for those employees on flexible working contracts;
7 use of Cardinus on-line display screen equipment training package which facilitates self assessment and awareness raising on Health and Safety issues, already in use;
7 Stress and the Risk Management Process on-line training package currently being developed;
7 CETIS computer based training package with some modules already available and the potential to add further modules as required.
Priorities for Action
7 monitor information on uptake of learning and development opportunities to identify any gender imbalance and develop plans to address issues if required;
7 pilot single gender courses where gender-related issues or under-representation is identified eg Coping with Stress for Men; Assertiveness for Women; Handling Aggression and Violence for Women.
8.1.5 creating an accessible working environment free from discrimination, harassment and violence on grounds of gender.
Progress Report
7 the Council has a Policy on Personal Harassment which is annually publicised to employees via payslips, posters, leaflets and intranet;
7 Harassment Support Officers are available to provide informal, confidential assistance and support to employees who feel they may be victims of harassment. There are 16 Harassment Support Officers, 11 women and 5 men, who work across the range of Council departments.
Priorities for Action
7 analyse the monitoring information kept by Harassment Support Officers to identify any gender-related issues and develop plans to address any issues identified;
7 monitor information on violence and aggression forms to identify any gender-related issues and develop plans to address any issues identified;
7 ensure employees are aware of their duties and responsibilities to ensure the working environment is free from discrimination, harassment and violence by including information in the Employee Handbook.
8.1.6 promoting a culture, which values and respects the identity and culture of each person.
Progress Report
7 an online diversity training programme was provided for relevant staff in all departments in 2004/2005. 1412 employees completed the whole programme. 161 employees partially completed the programme, and of these 88 completed the section on gender equality;
7 the Council operates an enhanced flexible working policy open to all employees;
7 the Council operates enhanced maternity leave and adoption leave schemes;
7 the Council operates enhanced Health and Safety policies on Pregnancy and Breastfeeding;
7 the Council has a policy on Carer's Leave;
7 Availability of gender specific occupational health advisers, where requested.
Priorities for Action
7 monitor and analyse information on requests to undertake flexible working, carer's leave etc to identify any gender-related issues and develop plans to address any issues identified;
7 develop a Workplace Policy on Domestic Abuse, with the aim of assisting and supporting employees to address problems arising from domestic abuse;
7 identify suitable Diversity Training programmes/courses for future use by Council departments;
7 identify means of raising awareness of trans-gender issues.
8.1.7 evaluating jobs with the aim of ensuring equal pay for equal work.
Progress Report
Evaluation of posts under the Single Status Job Evaluation project is in its final phase. All job types have been evaluated and data confirmed with departments. Formal meetings with trade union representatives are taking place to discuss evaluation results, new terms and conditions proposals and the creation of a new pay structure for the Council.
Priorities for Action
7 implementation of new pay structure following SSJE exercise;
7 monitor the implementation of SSJE to identify any gender-related issues and develop plans to address any issues identified;
7 analyse information on pay, identify any gender-related issues and develop plans to address any issues identified;
7 ensure that those officers who will be involved in job evaluation receive appropriate training.
8.1.8 developing a Council equal pay statement.
Priorities for Action
The Council will publish an Equal Pay Statement by 28 September 2007 setting objectives for identifying and addressing any gender-related issues.
8.1.9 work with its employees and trade union representatives to promote positive action for gender equality.
Progress Report
The Council operates a Gender Equality and Diversity Action Group, with a remit to ensure that opportunities to introduce equality and diversity objectives are identified and progressed within departments.
Priorities for Action
7 arrange employee consultation events;
7 encourage joint working with trade unions;
7 make use of employee survey information to identify gender-related issues and develop plans to address these, as required.
8.1.10 All policies referred to in this section are available on the equality and diversity pages of the Council's website.
8.2. The Board as a Service Provider
8.2.1 Consultation and Involvement.
Progress Report
Consultation and involvement of men and women in policy development is a key element of the Equality Impact Assessment (EQIA) process adopted by the Council. This has involved:
7 Formulation of a toolkit to assist council officers in the EQIA process;
7 Training of over one hundred key council officers involved in policy development and quality insurance in the EQIA screening process as it relates to the general duties under the GED;
7 Formation of screening teams across all council departments;
7 Identifying areas for action and need for full equality impact assessments to address any areas of potential or existing adverse impact.
The development of these processes has led to a need for a corporate communication and consultation policy which addresses equality needs. This would provide clear guidance to departments regarding principles and practice as well as access to corporate resources for implementation.
In addition, the need to develop consultative frameworks for equality groups through the Dundee Partnership has been identified as a priority by the Equality and Diversity Partnership.
Priorities for Further Action
7 To ensure that gender equality guidance is included in the development of the corporate communication and consultation strategy;
7 To ensure that gender equality guidance is included in the development of community involvement initiatives through the Dundee Partnership;
7 To work with the Dundee Partnership to develop appropriate consultative frameworks.
8.2.2 Service Monitoring
Progress Report
The corporate equality and diversity monitoring strategy which can be viewed on the Council's website allows accurate collation of service users by gender.
All service departments within the Council have now participated in corporate training to equip them in the preparation of equality monitoring action plans which will outline their priorities for collection, analysis of gender data and identification of positive action plans as appropriate.
Priorities for Action
7 Guidance for departments will be developed as an appendix of our current service monitoring policy;
7 Departmental equality monitoring action plan which will set out their strategy for:
i. data collection;
ii. data analysis;
iii. integration of findings and proposed action into service planning.
8.2.3 Training and Development
Progress Report
The Council is committed to training its staff in their responsibilities under the GED. This will include staff providing services to the Board.
7 Specific training regarding gender equality has been included in Recruitment and Selection, Harassment Procedures and Customer Care training;
7 Over eighteen hundred employees have completed an online gender equality and diversity module.
More information regarding training initiatives can be found in the employment section of this report.
8.2.4 Procurement of Services
Progress Report
It is important to ensure that not only the Board but those whose services we contract are committed to the principles of gender equality. These services are contracted via the Council.
Priorities For Action
As part of its procurement strategy for 2007-2011, the Council is committed to the development of:
7 Equality question sets for contractors;
7 Equality Criteria for selection of contractors;
7 Monitoring of contractor selection;
7 Equality requirements insertion into contracts as appropriate.
8.3 The Board as a Partner
8.3.1 The Equality and Diversity Partnership has worked together in the preparation of their gender equality and diversity schemes and participated in a joint consultation event on gender issues. A copy of the consultation report can be viewed on the equality and diversity pages of the Council's website. The Partnership have identified the following as priorities for action:
7 Development of a Partnership training for trainers programme;
7 Development of consultative structures for gender equality;
7 Development of mainstreaming equality processes across all areas of partnership working.
8.4 The Board as a Community Leader
8.4.1 The Equalities Forum has been established with funding from the Council. This forum allows engagement with the voluntary sector and the promotion of good practice regarding gender equality and diversity.
The Forum have been actively engaged in the process of responding to EOC consultations regarding the GED and plan to provide training for voluntary organisations providing public services in their new responsibilities.
Priority For Action
7 Provide support to the Equalities Forum in the provision of training on the GED.
9.0 Consultation in the Preparation of the Scheme
We have involved and consulted men and women in Dundee in the preparation of the scheme in the following ways:
7 Members of the Liquor Licensing Consultative Forum representing licence holders, local solicitors, Tayside Police and others with an interest in the licensed trade;
7 Elected Members.
As a Board we recognise that this consultation has not been inclusive and view these activities as only the start of an extended process of dialogue with service users. The Board is encouraged to note that none of the consultees who responded to the consultation were able to identify any specific issues or areas where it was open to criticism in its approach to gender equality. However, the Board is still committed to maintaining and improving its approach in conjunction with the Council and its partner organisations.
10.0 Publication and Access
This scheme has been published on the equality and diversity and licensing pages of the Council's website and is available as a published document. Copies are also available from the General Services Office, 20 City Square, Dundee.