In Plymouth, two significant licensing applications have been submitted, reflecting the city's dynamic landscape for entertainment and retail. These applications are under the Licensing Act 2003, which governs activities such as the sale of alcohol and public entertainment.

Maxim Euromarket Premises Licence Application

• Location: 67 Cornwall Street, Plymouth, PL1 1NS
• Proposal Details: The application by Sara PL1 Ltd seeks to allow the sale of alcohol (off sales) from Monday to Saturday between 9am and 10pm, and on Sunday from 9am to 8pm.
• Public Participation: Representations regarding this application should be made in writing or electronically to the Public Protection Service Manager at Plymouth City Council by April 21 2026.
• Viewing the Application: The full application can be viewed on the Council's licensing register or at the Licensing Office during normal office hours.

Central Park Premises Licence Application

• Location: Central Park, Plymouth, PL2 3DG
• Proposal Details: Nationwide Festivals Ltd has applied for a licence to provide live music on August 15 and 16 2026, with recorded music and alcohol supply also included in the proposal.
• Public Participation: Interested parties can submit representations to the Public Protection Service Manager at Plymouth City Council by April 13 2026.
• Viewing the Application: Details are available at the licensing office by appointment or on the Council's website.

Impact of These Applications

The implications of these applications are multifaceted:

• Economic Impact: Both applications could boost local business by attracting visitors and increasing spending in the area.
• Cultural Impact: The music festival particularly could enhance Plymouth’s cultural offerings and provide a platform for artists.
• Community Considerations: While these events can bring positive energy and economic benefits, concerns such as noise pollution and increased traffic might be raised by local residents.

Anticipated Questions

• How can one view these applications? Applications are accessible through requests made to Plymouth City Council’s licensing department or via their website.
• What actions can local residents take if they have concerns? Residents can submit their concerns or representations to the council by the specified deadlines: April 21 for Maxim Euromarket and April 13 for Central Park.
• Are there any restrictions on these licences? Currently, no additional changes other than those specified in the notices have been applied for.

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