Wakefield Council licensing: Proposals submitted for premises licence at rugby club
Proposals for a premises licence have been submitted for a Wakefield rugby club.
Sandal RUFC has requested permission to sell alcohol at its premises at Milnthorpe Green, Standbridge Lane, between 11am and midnight, Monday to Sunday.
The application also includes plans for live and recorded music from 8am to 11pm.Members of the public have until April 14 to comment on the application, which is one of
seven currently under consideration by Wakefield Council.
Jafar Soleimani has applied for a licence to sell alcohol at Next Stop Convenience Store, Carlton Street, Castleford, between 7am and 11pm daily.
The closing date for comments is April 4.
An application to vary the premises licence at Hidden Cafe Bar Social, Middlestown, includes extending the permitted hours for the sale of alcohol to between 10am and midnight.
The last date for public comments is March 31.
Welcome Break Holdings has sought permission to vary the licence for Ramada Wakefield, Fryers Way, Silkwood Park, to allow residents and “their bona fide guests to purchase alcohol 24 hours a day on each day of the week.”
The closing date for comments is April 8.
Management Services Wakefield Ltd wants to vary the licence conditions for The Whinneymoor pub, Horbury Road, “as agreed with West Yorkshire Police.”
Public comments can be submitted until April 10.
One Stop Stores has applied to vary the premises licence for its shop on Stockingate, South Kirkby, to allow alcohol to be sold daily between 7am and 11pm.
The final date for comments is April 24.
EI Group Limited has applied to amend licence conditions at The Star Inn, Batley Road, Kirkhamgate.
The closing date for comments is April 21.
Comments and representations can be sent in writing to Licensing Office, Wakefield Council, Wakefield One, PO Box 700, Burton Street, Wakefield, WF1 2EB, or by email to [email protected]