Chicken Point Exeter seeks new premises licence for late night refreshment

The Exeter eatery applies for a licence to extend operating hours until 3am

Chicken Point Exeter applies for late night refreshment licence until 3am

Chicken Point in Exeter seeks a new premises licence to serve late night refreshments from 11am to 3am daily. Support local business and enjoy extended dining hours

Chicken Point in Exeter applies for late night refreshment licence

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Chicken Point, located at 46 Sidwell Street, Exeter EX4 6NS, has submitted an application for a new premises licence under the Licensing Act 2003. The application, filed by Onur Akgul, seeks permission to offer late night refreshments from Monday to Sunday between the hours of 11am and 3am. This move aims to cater to the demand for extended dining options in the area, potentially enhancing the local nightlife and economy.

The application is currently under review by the licensing authority of Exeter City Council. Interested parties or responsible authorities have until Tuesday February 26 2025 to submit any representations regarding this application. These representations can be made in writing and should be directed to the council's offices at the Civic Centre, Paris Street, Exeter EX1 1JN. Alternatively, details of the application can be viewed during normal office hours or online at the Exeter City Council's applications in progress section.

What activities are included in Chicken Point's new licence application?

The application includes provisions for serving late night refreshments every day from 11am to 3am.

How can I view the full premises licence application?

You can view the full application by visiting the offices of the licensing authority at Exeter City Council during normal office hours or by checking their applications in progress online.

Where should representations be sent?

Representations should be sent in writing to Exeter City Council's Licensing Section at the Civic Centre, Paris Street, Exeter EX1 1JN.

It is important to note that making false statements in connection with this application is a serious offence, punishable by an unlimited fine upon summary conviction. The application was accepted on January 29 2025, and those wishing to express concerns or support are encouraged to do so before the deadline.

For further details on this notice, please visit Public Notice Portal.