Do we need another Offie?
Will Mary’s Foodmarket return to
“Licensing Act 2003 Site Notice of Application for Premises Licence. This notice is to advise that on Friday 21 20 [presumably ‘2006’] July an application for a Premises Licence for the premises known as premises name: Bohemia Foodmarket, address 68-70 Bohemia Road, St Leonards-on-Sea TN37 6RQ was made by MASOOD IQBAL for the following activities: supply of alcohol by retail for consumption of [presumably ‘off’] the premises. Any person wishing to make representations about this application should write to Hastings Borough Council, Executive Director, Environment & Safety, Century House, 100, Menzies Road, St Leonards-on-Sea, TN38 9BB, within twenty eight consecutive days from the date of the application shown above (www.hastings.gov.uk). It is an offence knowingly or recklessly to make a false statement in connection with an application & a person is liable to a fine of up to a maximum of £6,000 on summary conviction for the offence.”
Some reactions from local residents and groups:
to run a Mary’s Foodmarket where Alldays / Co-op is now, did he not?
Daniel Poulter (Conservative councillor for Gensing): My initial thoughts are that as far as I am aware, ‘the pram shop has been in
Louise Sadler (Partner, GL Sanctuary, Health & Beauty Salon, next door to the proposed off-licence): I feel that a ‘good’ (and hopefully it will be) supermarket which might possibly sell some decent quality fruit and veg could be a boon for Bohemia Village. The fact that it may sell alcohol doesn’t worry me unduly as I believe that Alldays, together with Tesco and the Co-op in Silverhill already do.
Masood Iqbal (owner, Mary’s Foodmarket in
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