Licensing applications in Exeter
In Exeter, two significant licensing applications have been submitted that could influence the local business landscape. These applications involve Simply Pleasure at 156 Sidwell Street and David Lloyd Leisure at Old Rydon Lane.
Simply Pleasure's Sex Establishment Licence Application
Location: 156 Sidwell Street, Exeter, Devon EX4 6RT
Applicant: Timothy Hemming of Simply Pleasure Ltd
Proposal Details: An application has been made under the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982 for a licence to operate a sex shop at the specified location. Objections must be submitted in writing to the Environmental Health and Licensing Manager at the Civic Centre, Exeter EX1 IRQ by 28 days from the application date. The identity of objectors will remain confidential unless they consent otherwise.
David Lloyd Leisure's Premises Licence Variation
Location: Old Rydon Lane, Adjacent to Sandy Park Farm, Exeter EX2 7JZ
Applicant: David Lloyd Leisure Limited
Proposal Details: The application seeks to extend the licensed area to include the spa, spa garden, family lounge, play area, kids activity rooms, and sports hall for all licensable activities. It also proposes minor layout changes to the club room/lounge. Representations can be made to the Licensing Authority until January 7, 2026.
Impact of These Applications
The implications of these applications are varied:
- Economic Impact: Both applications could enhance local business by attracting more visitors and increasing spending in the area.
- Community Considerations: While these developments may bring economic benefits, concerns such as noise or increased traffic might arise from local residents.
How to Participate or Object
For those wishing to view these applications or submit objections: - Simply Pleasure Application: Objections must be sent in writing to the Environmental Health and Licensing Manager at the Civic Centre. - David Lloyd Leisure Application: Representations can be made online or in writing to Exeter City Council's Licensing Authority.
These developments reflect Exeter's dynamic business environment and offer opportunities for community engagement in shaping local commerce.
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