In Plymouth, several significant licensing applications have been submitted recently, reflecting ongoing developments in the city's hospitality and leisure sectors. These applications involve well-known establishments such as McDonald's on New George Street, The Greek at Barbican, and City Padel Plymouth on Burrington Way.

McDonald's New George Street Application

JAR SW Limited trading as McDonald's Restaurants has applied to Plymouth City Council to vary its premises licence. The proposal seeks to extend the restaurant's operating hours to 24/7. Currently, the restaurant is open from 5am daily and provides late-night refreshments until midnight on weekdays and Sundays, and until 5am on Thursdays through Saturdays. This variation also includes updating the premises layout plan. Representations must be submitted by September 11 2026. More details can be viewed at Plymouth City Council's website.

The Greek Barbican Application

RS Lock Ltd has applied to extend the operating hours of The Greek located at 2 Quay Point in Barbican. The application proposes extending alcohol sale hours from 10am to 11pm every day including Sundays. Interested parties must submit their representations by September 3 2026. Further information is available at Plymouth City Council's website.

City Padel Plymouth Application

Harry Tincknell of City Padel Plymouth Ltd has applied for a new premises licence for Units 1-3 at Kestrel Park on Burrington Way. The application includes the sale of alcohol from 11am to 11pm daily. Representations should be made within 28 days from August 6 2026. Details can be accessed via Plymouth City Council's website.

These applications are part of ongoing efforts to enhance Plymouth's dining and leisure offerings. Residents and interested parties are encouraged to review these proposals and submit any concerns or support to the council by the specified deadlines.

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