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Search the Public Notice PortalA Windsor pub has applied to extend its morning opening hours and begin serving alcohol earlier as part of plans to vary its premises licence.
Greene King Retailing Limited has submitted an application to the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead for The Corner House, at 22 Sheet Street, Windsor.
The application seeks permission for the premises to open from 8am Monday to Saturday and from 9am on Sundays.
Under the current licence, the venue is permitted to open from 11am Monday to Saturday and from midday on Sundays.
The variation would also allow alcohol sales from the same earlier times. At present, alcohol can only be sold from 11am Monday to Saturday and from noon on Sundays.
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As part of the application, Greene King has proposed removing the existing Annex 2 and Annex 3 licence conditions and replacing them with a new set of conditions covering areas including staff training, CCTV, incident recording, noise management and the supervision of children.
The application also proposes that children should not be permitted on the premises after 9pm unless they are taking part in a table meal or function.
Licensing records show the application was received and validated on August 13.
Residents and interested parties can submit representations on the application through the council's licensing portal. The deadline for comments is September 9.
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