A date has been set for a key meeting that could see changes made to the licence of a popular city centre venue.
Liverpool Council’s licensing and gambling sub-committee will assess the operating terms at Oh Me Oh My at West Africa House, Water Street after complaints were raised about noise from the venue. A hearing date has been set for Wednesday August 31 to determine whether changes may be required to its licence.
The licence review has been sought by city centre councillor Nick Small, who said he received complaints from residents living in West Africa House about noise nuisance and disturbance from the premises. His representation added: “Under the current premises licence live and amplified music is permitted until 2am, but this is causing problems for neighbouring residents who can hear this late at night. This is preventing residents from sleeping.”
