In Exeter, two significant licensing applications have been submitted that could impact the local entertainment scene. These applications involve Darts Farm in Topsham and The Tomato Lounge on Paris Street.

Darts Farm Licensing Application

Darts Farm Limited has applied for a new premises licence at Darts Farm, Topsham, Exeter EX3 0QH. This application is for the provision of regulated entertainment including live and recorded music, as well as the supply of alcohol both on and off the premises. The proposed hours for these activities are from 6pm to 1 30am, with late-night refreshments available until 2am. These activities are planned for the Exeter Property Ball 2026, scheduled from Friday June 26 to Saturday June 27 2026.

Interested parties can make representations by writing to the Licensing Manager at East Devon District Council by March 31 2026. Further details can be viewed at the council's office or on their website.

The Tomato Lounge Licensing Application

Ahmad Babolhavaeji has applied for a new premises licence for The Tomato Lounge located at 29 Paris Street, Exeter EX1 2JB. This application covers the sale of alcohol and recorded music from Monday to Wednesday between 9am and midnight, Thursday to Saturday until 1 30am, and Sunday until 10pm. Additionally, live music is proposed from Monday to Saturday until midnight and Sunday until 10pm.

Representations regarding this application must be submitted in writing to Exeter City Council by April 1 2026. Details are available at the Civic Centre or on the council's website.

Impact of These Applications

These applications could enhance Exeter's cultural offerings by providing more venues for live music and social gatherings. However, they may also raise concerns among residents about noise levels and increased traffic during events.

How can one view these applications? Applications can be accessed through requests made to the respective councils' licensing departments.

What actions can local residents take if they have concerns? Residents can submit their concerns or representations to the councils by the specified deadlines.

As Exeter continues to develop its entertainment landscape, these licensing applications play a crucial role in shaping community life while ensuring that public interests are considered.

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