In Plymouth, two significant licensing applications have been submitted recently, reflecting ongoing developments in the city's hospitality sector. These applications concern Boringdon Park Golf Club and a new premises licence for Premier on Union Street.

Boringdon Park Golf Club Licence Variation

Michael Davey has applied to Plymouth City Council to vary the premises licence for Boringdon Park Golf Club located at 55 Plymbridge Road, Plymouth, PL7 4QG. The application seeks to extend the hours of operation for recorded music from Monday to Saturday starting at 9am instead of midday, and on Sundays from noon to midnight. Additionally, there is a proposal to update the premises plan to include a bar at the Driving Range.

Interested parties can make representations regarding this application in writing or electronically to the Public Protection Service Manager at Plymouth City Council by no later than Sunday August 6 2026. The full application details are available for viewing by appointment at the licensing office or online at the council’s website.

Premier Union Street New Premises Licence

Dhakal Corporation Ltd has submitted an application for a new premises licence for Premier located at 4b Union Street, Plymouth, PL1 2SR. The application includes the sale of alcohol (off sales) from Monday to Sunday between 7am and 11pm.

Representations concerning this application should be submitted in writing or electronically to the Public Protection Service Manager at Plymouth City Council by no later than Tuesday August 11 2026. The application can be viewed on the council’s licensing register or at the Licensing Office during normal office hours.

Community Impact and Participation

These applications could potentially enhance local business opportunities and provide more options for residents and visitors alike. However, community members who have concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to submit their representations within the specified deadlines.

For further details on these applications, interested parties can visit Plymouth City Council's current licensing applications page.

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