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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
David Humphreys

Under fire city centre bar to give up licence and move across town

A city centre bar facing scrutiny over noise complaints is to give up its alcohol licence to move to a new location.

On Point on Victoria Street had been expected to be hauled in front of Liverpool Council ’s licensing and gambling sub-committee last week to defend its right to trade alcohol after complaints were made about noise from the venue. That meeting was deferred after Cllr Nick Small, who applied for a licence review, was unable to make the crunch hearing.

A spokesperson for On Point has now confirmed to the ECHO that the business intends to surrender its licence for the Victoria Street bar with a view to relocating to a new city centre site. On its social media pages, On Point describes itself as Liverpool’s first fully interactive cocktail bar.

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