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musicman



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PostSubject: Pubs   Mon Aug 31, 2009 9:07 am

With the new licensing laws coming into place this week it's creating a bit of a problem for some local establishments, apparently both the Vic and the Fishers Tryst are both closing as they don't have all the appropriate documentation and licenses in place. I know from speaking to folk in the Vic its a license for the building itself thats the problem and it could take 4-6 weeks before it's issued! Hardly a good place for businesses already struggling to be (which seems to include most pubs by all accounts!). So I'm going to need to find another watering hole for a few weeks..
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PostSubject: Re: Pubs   Fri Oct 02, 2009 3:19 pm

Crazy that the council can cause these pubs to close due to their inefficient licensing procedures. I wonder if they can claim back for loss of earnings? the only problem there is guess who would end up paying it!!!
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PostSubject: Re: Pubs   Sat Oct 10, 2009 7:40 pm

Due to the license situation and recent stories in the press, looks like the Vic could be closed for a bit longer than first expected..... On a more positive note though, although the Tryst is still closed until the relevant licenses are issued when it does it will apparently have had a complete makeover inside -probably something despirately needing done and can only be hoped that it helps lure the regulars and not so regulars back.
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