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James Plymouth Wrote:

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> To the negatives in the group i think you all need

> to grow up. Fighting screaming and vomiting,

> please, and every weekend? Adventure had their

> trial period of 2am finishing and it worked, you

> making it sound like a bad day in beirut. It's on

> the lane, out of the way and unless you live with

> 5 seconds on that place i doubt quite highly that

> this is going to cause any real bother. If people

> want a drink till 2, let them, and since when did

> Dulwich become so bloody high and mighty, i

> absolutely love this area and the occasional 2am

> finish is fine by me. Do we really have to worry

> about this? If it's vomit you are worried about

> give me a call and i'll come and clean it up

> myself.


Ah well if the occasional 2am finish is fine by you then everybody else best shut up and do what you say!!


Jesus, what's the view like from having your head up your own arse?!?!?

Heh, I think everyone's got a bit heated on this so I'll try and bring it back a bit. I live a lot more than 5 seconds from the Adventure Bar, and it's not every weekend, but it's often enough that the designated driver has left his/her car near my house and the drunken passengers vocalise their walk back down our side street. It wouldn't be so bad if there was ambient noise but it's dead quiet here otherwise so their voices cut through the night waking us up. And sometimes they puke up on the way, or have a laugh smacking all the wing mirrors on their way back to the car.

If it's a weekend we grumble and go back to sleep - yes we were young once - but the days after Thursday and Sunday will be school nights come September and it's not fair on the kids. Maybe you've not noticed but there's a lot of them round here.

James Plymouth Wrote:

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> By all means, because clearly you and all the

> other pathetic people ALL live on the lane and are

> all going to lose sleep over this, lets ask the

> police and see whether they have had to be called

> to all these supposed 'disruptions'. Yes you are

> right about people having their opinions, it's

> great we can all find somewhere to talk about all

> the really important things that are going to

> decimate our everyday lives, i suppose you lot all

> contribute to charity too. Is this the only thing

> disrupting your lives? I hope they leave a

> traffic cone shoved with dog mess in your prized

> magnolias.


This could have, of course, a positive effect!

  • 3 weeks later...

That will be welcome news for those residents that opposed and it is interesting to note that anti-social behaviour and under aged drinking were cited as reasons in part for refusal.


Southwark Licensing do take complaints and breaches seriously so use them if ever you have issues with a licensed premise.

"... Having heard from the applicant and Mr Blissett, the LSC was satisfied that the applicant had taken satisfactory steps to address the licensing objective of the prevention of nuisance by reason of the escape of music from the premises. Having considered the written representations of local residents and having heard from those residents present, the LSC was not satisfied that the applicant had adequately addressed the licensing objective of the prevention of nuisance in so far as it related to anti-social behaviour as aggravated by the excessive consumption of alcohol.


"The LSC noted that two sixteen year old girls had recently been admitted to the premises and had been served alcoholic cocktails. The LSC was not satisfied that the bar staff and door staff were taking adequate steps to refuse entry and service to those under the influence of alcohol. The LSC noted that the premises had no outdoor space and that many complaints related to the consequences of drunken behaviour outside the premises and in nearby streets, in particular, fighting, shouting, slamming of card doors, public urination and vomiting. The LSC noted that Mr Jackson (the DPS) visited the premises once or twice a week and appeared to be unaware of these problems which residents stated had been exacerbated since the licence was varied on 20 April 2009. The LSC noted that resident A20 (page 62 of the agenda) complained of nuisance on three occasions when a Temporary Event Notice (TEN) had been granted in July 2010.


"Accordingly the LSC considered it was both necessary and proportionate, having regard to the licensing objective of the prevention of nuisance to refuse the application in so far is it related to the extension of hours for licensable activities..."

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