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Plymouth licensing applications for April 2026
Explore recent licensing applications in Plymouth including The London Inn and Co-op.
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7 August 2026

In Plymouth, several significant licensing applications have been submitted recently, reflecting the city's dynamic business environment. These applications are under the Licensing Act 2003 and involve extensions of operating hours and new premises licences.

The London Inn - Variation of Premises Licence

Peter Howe has applied to Plymouth City Council to vary the premises licence for The London Inn located at 8 Church Road, PL7 1NH. The proposal seeks to extend the operational hours from 8am to 12:30am. Additionally, the application includes variations for four licensed areas: Garden, Garage, Patio, and Car Park. Representations must be submitted by writing to the Office of the Director of Public Health at Plymouth City Council by 28 days after the notice date.

Co-op on Salisbury Road - New Premises Licence

The Co-operative Group Food Limited has applied for a new premises licence at their store on 52-54 Salisbury Road, PL4 8SY. This licence would allow the sale of alcohol for off-premises consumption from 6am to 11pm daily. Interested parties can submit representations until April 28, 2026.

KFC on Old Town Street - New Premises Licence

Clokken Limited seeks a new premises licence for KFC at 10 Old Town Street, PL1 1DE. The application proposes opening hours from 9:30am to 5am daily with late-night refreshments available until midnight for dine-in customers and until 5am for delivery collections. No customer access will be allowed after midnight. Representations are due by April 29, 2026.

Plymouth Argyle FC - Variation of Premises Licence

Plymouth Argyle Football Club Limited has applied to increase the capacity of their external fan zone area at Home Park Stadium from 2,000 to 3,000 persons. This variation includes the sale of alcohol and provision of live and recorded music. Submissions regarding this application should be made within 28 days from the notice date.

For those who have concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted by these changes, it is encouraged to submit representations in writing or electronically to Plymouth City Council's Public Protection Service.

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