Riddle and Rye in Exeter seeks to extend premises licence hours

The popular Exeter venue applies for extended alcohol and music service hours

Riddle and Rye in Exeter applies for extended alcohol and music licence hours

Riddle and Rye on High Street, Exeter, seeks to extend its premises licence for longer alcohol sales and music entertainment. Support local nightlife by engaging with the application process.

Riddle and Rye in Exeter applies for extended service hours

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In a recent public notice, Corum XL has announced an application for a variation to the premises licence of Riddle and Rye, located at 223 - 226 High Street, Exeter, EX4 3LR. This application, submitted under the Licensing Act 2003, aims to extend the venue's operating hours for the sale of alcohol, late-night refreshments, and recorded music.

The proposed changes include extending alcohol sales from Sunday to Wednesday between 9am and 1am, and from Thursday to Saturday between 9am and 3am. Additionally, late-night refreshments are planned from Sunday to Wednesday between 11pm and 1am, and from Thursday to Saturday between 11pm and 2am. Recorded music is proposed to be played from Monday to Wednesday between 9am and 1am, from Thursday to Saturday between 9am and 3am, and on Sunday from 10am to 2am.

These changes are intended to enhance the nightlife experience at Riddle and Rye by offering patrons extended hours of service. This move is expected to contribute positively to Exeter's vibrant social scene by attracting more visitors and supporting local businesses.

How can I view the full premises licence application?

The full application can be viewed at the offices of the Licensing Authority at Exeter City Council, The Civic Centre, Paris Street, Exeter EX1 1JN during normal office hours or online at Applications in progress - Exeter City Council.

What changes are included in Riddle and Rye's new licence application?

The application includes extended hours for alcohol sales, late-night refreshments, and recorded music. Specifically, it proposes longer service hours throughout the week with varying times for different activities.

Where should representations be sent?

Representations must be made in writing to Exeter City Council's Licensing Authority by no later than Friday July 4 2025.

Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to review the application details thoroughly. It is important for community members to engage with this process if they wish to express support or raise any issues regarding the proposed changes.

For further details on this application or to make a representation, please visit Public Notice Portal.