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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
David Humphreys

City centre bar told to work with police on dispersal problems as licence granted

A Liverpool city centre bar has been urged to work with police around dispersal issues and “nip that in the bud” as it was granted a late night licence.

Concerns were raised by nearby apartment residents when an application was lodged to Liverpool Council for a licence to operate until 3am seven days a week on the second floor of 50 Brunswick Street by 2ndfloorbrunswick Limited. Further issues were raised by Cllr Nick Small, who represents the city’s central ward, alongside a series of conditions he sought to have adopted.

Among those, was a terminal hour of 2am, as is the case currently with an existing licence for the second floor and roof top of the building. Both sides met this morning at Liverpool Town Hall as the proposals were considered by the city’s licensing authority.

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