Overview of Licensing Applications in Plymouth

In Plymouth, several significant licensing applications have been submitted recently. These include a renewal application for a sexual entertainment venue licence on Union Street, a variation of premises licence on Morshead Road, and a new premises licence application at The Barbican.

Union Street - Sexual Entertainment Venue Licence

Location: 6-8 Union Street, Plymouth, PL1 2SR

Applicant: Temptations T2 Ltd

Proposal: Renewal of a licence to operate as a lap dancing and pole dancing venue.

Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday from 9pm to 5am; during Christmas week from 10am to 5am.

Public Participation: Representations must be submitted by 24 June 2026 to the Licensing Office at Plymouth City Council.

Morshead Road - Variation of Premises Licence

Location: Co-op, 27-29a Morshead Road, Crownhill, Plymouth, Devon PL6 5AD

Applicant: Co-operative Group Food Limited

Proposal: Remove condition restricting opening hours; store to remain open 24/7 with alcohol sales in-store from 6am to 2am and online sales available all day.

Public Participation: Representations can be made until 25 June 2026.

The Barbican - New Premises Licence Application

Location: Swallow, 59-61 Bretonside, The Barbican, Plymouth, PL4 0BD

Applicant: Boldventures Hospitality Ltd

Proposal: Extend operational hours for live music and entertainment until 2:30am and late-night refreshments until 3am. Alcohol sales permitted until 2:30am with no off-sales after 11pm. Opening hours from 9am to 3am daily.

Public Participation: Deadline for representations is by the end of business on 21 June 2026.

Impact and Considerations

These applications reflect ongoing developments in Plymouth's nightlife and retail sectors. The renewal of the sexual entertainment venue licence on Union Street may continue to attract patrons seeking adult entertainment. Meanwhile, the Co-op's extended hours could provide greater convenience for local residents but may raise concerns about noise or late-night disturbances.

The Barbican's new application aims to enhance its cultural offerings with extended hours for music and dance events. This could boost local tourism and nightlife but might also lead to increased noise levels affecting nearby residents.

How to Get Involved

Residents who have concerns or support these applications are encouraged to submit their representations by the specified deadlines. Detailed information about each application can be accessed through Plymouth City Council's website or by visiting their offices during business hours.

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