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Bristol Post
Entertainment
Alex Seabrook

Roller disco on Bristol’s harbourside granted alcohol licence as noise issues sorted

A new roller disco on Bristol’s harbourside has been granted a premises licence after its owners said previous noise issues had now been sorted.

Bump Rollerdisco opened on a vacant site at Redcliffe Wharf last summer with DJs and roller skates for hire. It initially opened from July until January and then reopened again last month, applying to Bristol City Council for a licence to serve alcohol from a small bar.

This prompted objections from nearby neighbours, who said when the disco was first open they could hear "thumping" loud music, although it had been quieter since reopening. The council’s licensing sub-committee granted the licence after a hearing on Thursday, May 12.

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