Residents’ Objections 

Residents and businesses are able to comment on some licence applications.

You may wish to contact us first to discuss any concerns you may have about an application, so that we can provide advice on your options.

If you wish to formally object to an application, then any objection must be in writing and be received before the relevant consultation period ends. You must include your name and address and detailed reasons for your objection.

Your objection must be relevant to the licensing objectives, otherwise it will be disregarded.

If you are a residents group or a business considering objecting to a licensing application, contact us for advice and assistance. 

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