The licence of an award winning pub has been reviewed after complaints from neighbours about noise from customers. The House Without A Name, Lea Gate, Bradshaw was the subject of the licensing panel hearing by Bolton Council.
The review was ordered on the grounds of ‘prevention of public nuisance’ from ‘noise nuisance from the outside drinking area’. The pub, which is within a row of cottages, is run by Jon Nolan and his wife Bethany.
It currently has an alcohol sale licence until 12.30am Sunday to Thursday and 1.30am on Fridays and Saturdays. A panel of councillors reviewed evidence, including the application for a review of the licence from Darren John Hall.
