Fantasy Lap Dancing Club Bath Road applies to renew their license

Below are details about the application to renew the license for a controversial lap dancing club on Bath Road:

Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982 Schedule 3

1. Licensing reference: 14/02355/SEXR

2. Applicant: Bath Road Property Limited

3. Trading name: Fantasy (formerly Diamond)

4. Trading address: 12 - 14 Bath Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL53 7HA

5. Application details: Application for renewal of permission to operate a sexual entertainment venue every day from 22:00 to 04:00 hrs.
               
6. Last date for consultation is: 12 January 2015

7. Case officer: Andy Fox 01242 775004

Making representations in relation to this application

These guidance notes must be read in conjunction with the council's SEV Policy Statement 
(click the link or type http://tinyurl.com/cbc-sev-policy in your browser)

Representations

Objectors must give notice of their objection in writing, stating the general terms of the objections (see below).

Any person can object to or support an application for an SEV licence but an objection must be relevant to the grounds for refusal below:

(a) the applicant is unsuitable to hold the licence by reason of having been convicted of an offence or for any other reason;

(b) if the licence were to be granted, renewed or transferred the business to which it relates would be managed by or carried on for the benefit of a person, other than the applicant, who would be refused the grant, renewal or transfer of such a licence if he made the application himself;

(c) the number of Sexual Entertainment Venues, in the relevant locality at the time which the authority consider is appropriate for the locality;

(d) that the grant or renewal of the licence would be inappropriate, having regard-

(i) to the character of the relevant locality; or
(ii) to the use to which any premises in the vicinity are put; or
(iii) to the lay out, character or condition of the premises, vehicle, vessel or stall in respect of which the application is made.

Objections should not be made on moral grounds or values and the Council will not consider such objections as relevant.

Where we receive notices of any objections we will, before considering the application, give notice in writing of the general terms of the objection to the applicant. We will not, without the consent of the person making the objection, reveal their name or address to the applicant.

However, you must be aware that your objection will form part of a report submitted to the council's Licensing Committee and that report will be made available in the public domain which means your name may be listed as an objector.