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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
David Humphreys

Antisocial behaviour concerns about proposed Walton off licence

A potential increase in anti-social behaviour (ASB) and the proximity to a school are some of the objections received in relation to a proposed Liverpool off-licence.

Applicant Kalatharan Nagartnam is seeking to secure a premises licence for Tamil Convenience Store, at Centec Business Centre, Stopgate Lane. According to a report submitted to Liverpool Council ’s licensing and gambling sub-committee, the business will operate as “a general convenience store selling a wide range of goods including groceries, soft drinks, cigarettes, dairy goods, snacks, confectionery”.

The licence application also seeks to open from 7am to 11pm daily, selling alcohol throughout its trading hours. While there have been no objections from the licensing authority, Merseyside Police and environmental health, 10 residents have expressed their concerns about the plans.

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