A decision on the future of a city centre bar has been delayed after the councillor who registered complaints couldn’t attend the hearing.
As a result of complaints being made about On Point on Victoria Street, Liverpool Council ’s licensing and gambling sub-committee was due to meet to determine whether to strip the venue of its licence to trade alcohol. The application for a review had been brought about by central ward member Cllr Nick Small.
The review was launched “related to the licensing objectives of the prevention of public nuisance” and was scheduled for this morning (Thursday, May 12) with representatives of the bar and members of the public in attendance at Liverpool Town Hall. However, owing to Cllr Small’s work schedule, the committee was forced to defer the meeting to allow him to attend and make representations on behalf of residents.
