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19 June 2026 
Members of the 
Licensing Board
Chief Executive’s Office
Rachel Blair
Chief Officer (Legal, Democratic and Strategy)
Civic Centre, Windmillhill Street,
Motherwell ML1 1AB
www.northlanarkshire.gov.uk 
Notice is given that a Meeting of the Licensing Board is to be held in the Committee Room
1, Civic Centre, Windmillhill Street, Motherwell, ML1 1AB on Friday, 26 June 2026 at 10:00
AM which you are requested to attend. 
The agenda of business is attached. 
Rachel Blair
Clerk to the Licensing Board 
Members : 
Clerk Name: Committee Services
Clerk Telephone: 
Clerk Email: committee@northlan.gov.uk 
S Coyle, Michael Joseph Coyle (Vice-Chair)B Baudo, J Cairns, K Docherty, J McLaren, A
McVey, L Nolan, A Thomas, J Toner.  
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Agenda 
1 Declarations of Interest In Terms of the Ethical
Standards In Public Life Etc. (Scotland) Act 2000 
2 Licensing Board Minute - 29 May 2026
Submit minute of Meeting held on 29 May 2026 
5 - 8 
3 Application for Extended Hours - Smiddy Inn,
Balloch Road Loop, Ben Lawers Drive,
Cumbernauld, G68 9DN
Applicant - Greene King Retailing Ltd 
9 - 40 
4 Application to Vary Premises Licence - Dukes
Services Station, 94 Carlisle Road, Airdrie, ML6
8RA
Applicant - Motor Fuel Limited 
41 - 100 
5 Application to Vary Premises Licence - La Cabra,
37 Clark Street, Airdrie, ML6 6DH
Applicant - La Cabraairdrie Limited 
101 - 160 
6 Application for Provisional Premises Licence -
Premier, 156 Main Street, Glenboig ML52RD
Applicant - RKG (Scot) Limited 
161 - 196 
7 Licensing Board Annual Functions Report  - Year
Ending 31 March 2026
Submit report by the Chief Officer (Legal, Democratic
and Strategy) providing information on the operation of
the Licensing Board, including how the Board has had
regard to the licensing objectives and its Statement of
Licensing Policy, details of licensing activity undertaken
throughout the year, and information relating to
licences in force within North Lanarkshire. 
197 - 206 
8 Statement of Income and Expenditure 2025-2026
Submit report by the Chief Officer (Legal, Democratic
and Strategy) providing an annual statement of
accounts setting out the Board's relevant income and
expenditure for the preceding financial year. 
207 - 216 
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LICENSING BOARD – 29 May 2026
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Friday 29 May at 10am
A Meeting of the LICENSING BOARD
PRESENT
Councillor S. Coyle, Convener; Councillor M. Coyle, Vice-Convener; Councillors Baudo, Docherty, McLaren,
McVey, Nolan and Toner.
CHAIR
Councillor S. Coyle (Convener) presided.
IN ATTENDANCE
Administrative Officers; Legal Intern; Legal Manager (People, Regulatory and Litigation); and Solicitor
(Licensing).
ALSO IN ATTENDANCE
Licensing Standards Officer.
Sergeant Ross Edgar, Police Scotland.
In respect of paragraph three – Mary Frances McMahon.
In respect of paragraph four – Andrew Hunter, Harper Macleod LLP and Stuart Allan.
In respect of paragraph five – Adrian Howlet and Julia Hutton.
In respect of paragraph six – Gordon Emslie, GNE Consultancy Ltd and Amjad Tanveer.
In respect of paragraph seven - Aiden Sharkey.
In respect of paragraph eight – Scott Flannigan, Anderson Strathern.
DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST IN TERMS OF ETHICAL STANDARDS IN PUBLIC LIFE ETC.
(SCOTLAND) ACT 2000.
1. Councillor M Coyle, by virtue of being a Board Member of NHS Lanarkshire, declared a connection
amounting to a declarable interest in respect of Paragraph six “Application to Vary Premises Licence
– The Cottage, 13-15 High Street, Newarthill”.
PROCEDURAL MATTER – DEFINITION OF LOCALITY FOR OVERPROVISION
In relation to items 3, 4, 7 and 8, the Board considered the approach to be adopted for the purposes of
assessing overprovision. The Board agreed that, for the purposes of assessing overprovision in items 3, 4, 7
and 8, the locality would be defined as an 800 metre radius.
LICENSING BOARD MINUTE – 17 April 2026
2. There was submitted the minutes of the meeting of the Licensing Board held on 17 April 2026 for
approval.
Decided: that the Minute of the Licensing Board held on 17 April 2026 be approved.
APPLICATION TO VARY PREMISES LICENCE - 293 BANK STREET, COATBRIDGE, ML5 1EG
3. There was submitted a report by the Clerk to the Licensing Board attaching: (1) an application by Shree
Balaji Bank Street Ltd to vary the Premises Licence in respect of the premises at 293 Bank Street,
Coatbridge, ML5 1EG; and (2) advising that no objections had been received.
Item 2
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LICENSING BOARD – 29 May 2026 
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The Board heard from Sergeant Edgar, who outlined the Local Policing Commander’s Anti-Social
Behaviour Report, and from the Licensing Standards Officer, who outlined the details of the Licensing
Standards Officer’s report. 
Thereafter, the Board heard from Mary Frances McMahon, representing the applicant, who spoke in
support of the application. 
Sergeant Edgar, Mary Frances McMahon and the Licensing Standards Officer withdrew from the
meeting, and the Board resumed consideration of the matter. 
Sergeant Edgar, Mary Frances McMahon and the Licensing Standards Officer were readmitted to the
meeting. 
Decided:  that the application to vary the Premises Licence at 293 Bank Street, Coatbridge, ML5   
1EG be granted, subject to the following conditions: 
• A Challenge 25 policy must be applied by all delivery staff when delivering
alcohol from the premises;
• Delivery staff must undertake alcohol licensing training;
• The licence holder must maintain a register of refused deliveries, including
the reason for refusal; and 
• Only low level background music be played outwith core hours. 
APPLICATION TO VARY PREMISES LICENCE - BELLSHILL SERVICE STATION, BELZIEHILL FARM
ROAD, BELLSHILL, ML4 3PD 
4. There was submitted a report by the Clerk to the Licensing Board attaching: (1) an application by Motor
Fuel Limited to vary the Premises Licence in respect of the premises at Bellshill Service Station,
Belziehill Farm Road, Bellshill, ML4 3PD; and (2) advising that no objections had been received. 
The Board heard from Sergeant Edgar, who outlined the Local Policing Commander’s Anti-Social
Behaviour Report, and from the Licensing Standards Officer, who outlined the details of the Licensing
Standards Officer’s report. 
Thereafter, the Board heard from Andrew Hunter, Harper Macleod LLP, representing the applicant, who
spoke in support of the application. 
Sergeant Edgar, Andrew Hunter, Stuart Allan and the Licensing Standards Officer withdrew from the
meeting, and the Board resumed consideration of the matter. 
Sergeant Edgar, Andrew Hunter, Stuart Allan and the Licensing Standards Officer were readmitted to
the meeting. 
Decided:  that the application to vary the Premises Licence at Bellshill Service Station, Belziehill
Farm Road, Bellshill, ML4 3PD be granted. 
APPLICATION TO VARY PREMISES LICENCE - SMIDDY INN, BALLOCH ROAD LOOP, BEN LAWERS
DRIVE, CUMBERNAULD G68 9DN 
5. There was submitted a report by the Clerk to the Licensing Board attaching: (1) an application by Greene
King Retailing Limited to vary the Premises Licence in respect of the premises at Smiddy Inn, Balloch
Road Loop, Ben Lawers Drive, Cumbernauld, G68 9DN; and (2) advising that no objections had been
received. 
The Board heard from Sergeant Edgar, who outlined the Local Policing Commander’s Anti-Social
Behaviour Report, and from the Licensing Standards Officer, who outlined the details of the Licensing
Standards Officer’s report.
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LICENSING BOARD – 29 May 2026 
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Thereafter, the Board heard from Adrian Howltett, who spoke in support of the application. 
Sergeant Edgar, Adrian Howlett, Julia Hutton and the Licensing Standards Officer withdrew from the
meeting, and the Board resumed consideration of the matter. 
Sergeant Edgar, Adrian Howlett, Julia Hutton and the Licensing Standards Officer were readmitted to
the meeting. 
Decided:  that the application to vary the Premises Licence at Smiddy Inn, Balloch Road Loop,
Ben Lawers Drive, Cumbernauld G68 9DN, be granted subject to the following
conditions: 
• For events where the applicant is operating according to seasonal demand,
events must be ticketed and there must be security present; and 
• That the addition of seasonal variations to the operating plan is granted only
to the extent of those extended periods of trading granted by the Board for
significant local/national events, festive period, bank holidays and general
extensions for specific events. 
APPLICATION TO VARY PREMISES LICENCE - THE COTTAGE, 13-15 HIGH STREET, NEWARTHILL
ML1 5JU 
6. There was submitted a report by the Clerk to the Licensing Board attaching: (1) an application by
Tanveer Amjad Property to vary the Premises Licence in respect of the premises at The Cottage, 13-
15 High Street, Newarthill, ML1 5JU; and (2) advising that no objections had been received. 
The Board heard from Sergeant Edgar, who outlined the Local Policing Commander’s Anti-Social
Behaviour Report, and from the Licensing Standards Officer, who outlined the details of the Licensing
Standards Officer’s report. 
The Board heard from Gordon Emslie, GNE Consultancy Ltd, in respect of the application. 
Sergeant Edgar, Gordon Emslie and the Licensing Standards Officer withdrew from the meeting, and
the Board resumed consideration of the matter. 
Sergeant Edgar, Gordon Emslie and the Licensing Standards Officer were readmitted to the meeting 
Decided:  the Board agreed to continue the application to vary Premises Licence at The
Cottage, 13-15 High Street, Newarthill, ML1 5JU to be heard at a future meeting of
the Licensing Board.   
APPLICATION TO VARY PREMISES LICENCE - MOLLINSBURN INN, 29 CUMBERNAULD ROAD,
MOLLINSBURN G67 4HN 
7. There was submitted a report by the Clerk to the Licensing Board attaching: (1) an application by TCM
Property Holding Limited to vary the Premises Licence in respect of the premises at Mollinsburn Inn, 29
Cumbernauld Road, Mollinsburn, G67 4HN; and (2) advising that no objections had been received. 
The Board heard from Sergeant Edgar, who outlined the Local Policing Commander’s Anti-Social
Behaviour Report, and from the Licensing Standards Officer, who outlined the details of the Licensing
Standards Officer’s report. 
Thereafter, the Board heard from Aiden Sharkey, representing the applicant, who spoke in support of
the application. 
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LICENSING BOARD – 29 May 2026
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Sergeant Edgar, Aiden Sharkey and the Licensing Standards Officer withdrew from the meeting, and
the Board resumed consideration of the matter.
Sergeant Edgar, Aiden Sharkey and the Licensing Standards Officer were readmitted to the meeting.
Decided: that the application to vary the Premises Licence at Mollinsburn Inn, 29 Cumbernauld
Road, Mollinsburn, G67 4HN be granted subject to the following conditions:
• The outdoor area will only be used until 9pm;
• Glassware is prohibited in the outdoor area and any glass bottles must be decanted
prior to entering the outdoor area;
• No music played in the outdoor area; and
• The outdoor area will be separated from other areas by means of a barrier.
APPLICATION FOR PROVISIONAL PREMISES LICENCE - SCOTMID, 319B, UNITS A AND B, OLD
EDINBURGH ROAD, UDDINGSTON G71 6BP
8. There was submitted a report by the Clerk to the Licensing Board attaching: (1) an application by
Scottish Midland Co-operative Society Limited for a provisional Premises Licence in respect of
premises at Units A and B, 319B Old Edinburgh Road, Uddingston, G71 6BP; and (2) advising that
no objections had been received.
The Board heard from Sergeant Edgar, who outlined the Local Policing Commander’s Anti-Social
Behaviour Report, and from the Licensing Standards Officer, who outlined the details of the Licensing
Standards Officer’s report.
Thereafter, the Board heard from the applicant’s representative, Scott Flannigan, Anderson
Strathern, who spoke in support of the application.
Scott Flannigan, Sergeant Edgar and the Licensing Standards Officer withdrew from the meeting,
and the Board resumed consideration of the matter.
Scott Flannigan, Sergeant Edgar and the Licensing Standards Officer were readmitted to the
meeting.
Decided: that the application for a provisional Premises Licence at Units A and B, 319B Old
Edinburgh Road, Uddingston, G71 6BP, be granted.
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North Lanarkshire Council
Report
Does this report require to be approved? ☐ Yes ☒  No
Ref REB/LT Date 26/06/2026
From Rachel Blair, Clerk to the Licensing Board
E-mail blairr@northlan.gov.uk
Executive Summary
The purpose of this report is to provide the Licensing Board (“the Board”) with the
information required to consider and determine applications for extended hours of a
licensed premises in terms of section 68 of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 (“the 2005
Act”).
Recommendations
It is recommended that the Board consider the applications in accordance with the
provisions of the 2005 Act and resolve to:
(1) consider the applications for extended hours of a licensed premises;
(2) determine the applications by resolving to:
(i) grant the applications, subject to such variation of the conditions to which
the licence is subject as the Board considers necessary or expedient for
the purposes of any of the licensing objectives;
(ii) continue consideration of the applications to a future meeting of the Board;
or
(iii) refuse the applications for the purposes of any of the licensing objectives.
The Plan for North Lanarkshire
Priority  Improve the health and wellbeing of our communities 
Ambition statement  (14) Ensure the highest standards of public protection
Programme of Work Statutory / corporate / service requirement
1. Background
1.1 On 19 May 2026, the Board received applications for extended hours in respect of the
licensed premises at Smiddy Inn, Balloch Road Loop, Ben Lawers Drive, Cumbernauld
G68 9DN. In terms of the 2005 Act, the applications require to be determined by the
Board as the matters sought are not subject to officer delegation under the Board’s
Licensing Board
Applications for Extended Hours – Smiddy Inn, Balloch Road Loop,
Ben Lawers Drive, Cumbernauld G68 9DN
Item 3
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Scheme of Delegation. 
1.2 In terms of section 68 of the 2005 Act, the Board may- 
1.2.1 on the application of the holder of the premises licence in respect of any licensed
premises, and; 
1.2.2 if the Board consider it appropriate to do so in connection with- 
1.2.2.1 a special event or occasion to be catered for on the premises, or
1.2.2.2 a special event of local or national significance, 
extend the licensed hours in respect of the premises by such period as is specified in
the application or such other period as the Board consider appropriate. 
1.3 An extension of licensed hours has effect for such period as is specified in the application
or such other period as the Board consider appropriate; but in either case the period
must not exceed one month. 
1.4 Where the Board receives an extended hours application, the Board must give notice of
it, together with a copy of the application, to- 
1.4.1 the chief constable, and
1.4.2 any Licensing Standards Officer for the area in which the subject premises are
situated. 
1.5 The chief constable may, within 10 days of receipt of a notice object to the application if
the chief constable considers it necessary to do so for the purposes of any of the
licensing objectives. The licensing objectives are: 
1.5.1 preventing crime and disorder; 
1.5.2 securing public safety; 
1.5.3 preventing public nuisance
1.5.4 protecting and improving public health;
1.5.5 protecting children and young persons from harm. 
1.6 A Licensing Standards Officer must, within 10 days of receipt of a notice, prepare and
submit to the Board a report setting out the Officer’s comments on the application. 
1.7 In determining an extended hours application, the Board must take into account- 
1.7.1 any notice of objection given by the chief constable, and 
1.7.2 the Licensing Standards Officer’s report. 
1.8 The Board may hold a hearing for the purposes of determining an extended hours
application. 
1.9 Should the Board be minded to grant an extended hours application in respect of a
premises licence, it may make such variation of the conditions to which the licence is
subject as the Board considers necessary or expedient for the purposes of any of the
licensing objectives. 
1.9.1 A variation of conditions- 
1.9.1.1 may have effect only in relation to the period of licensed hours which is
extended, and
1.9.1.2 ceases to have effect at the end of the period for which the extension of
the licensed hours has effect.
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2. Report 
2.1 On 16 May 2026 applications for extended hours, as detailed in Appendix 1 of the
report, were made by Greene King Retailing Ltd, c/o Belhaven Pubs in respect of the
licensed premises at Smiddy Inn, Balloch Road Loop, Ben Lawers Drive,
Cumbernauld G68 9DN. The applications all state that FIFA World Cup 2026 football
matches that involve England games in the knockout stages are a special event or
occasion that they wish to cater for on the premises and are a special event of local
or national significance.  The applications seek extended hours to cover the following
dates and times: 
2.1.1 Thursday, 2 July 2026
Match 83 - Group K runners up vs Group L runners up 
kick-off 12 midnight UK time
12 midnight until 30 minutes after game ends; 
2.1.2 Friday, 3 July 2026 
Match 87 – Group K winners vs Group L 3rd place 
kick-off 2.30 am UK time
1 am until 30 minutes after game ends; 
2.1.3 Sunday, 5 July 2026 
Match 92 – Match 79 winners vs Match 80 winners 
kick-off 1 am UK time
12 midnight until 30 minutes after game ends; 
2.1.4 Tuesday, 7 July 2026
Match 96 – Match 85 winners vs Match 87 winners 
kick-off 9 pm UK time
12 midnight until 30 minutes after game ends; 
2.1.5 Saturday, 11 July 2026
Quarter Final Match 99 – Match 91 winners vs Match 92 winners 
kick-off 10 pm UK time
Quarter Final Match 100 – Match 95 winners vs Match 96 winners 
kick-off 2 am UK time
1 am until 30 minutes after games end; 
2.1.6 Saturday, 18 July 2026
Third Place playoff Match 103 – Match 101 losers vs Match 102 losers
kick-off 10 pm UK time
1 am until 30 minutes after game ends 
2.2 On 27 February 2026 the Board, following consideration of a report by the Chief Officer
(Legal and Democratic), decided- 
2.2.1 that, in terms section 67 of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005, Scotland’s
participation in the FIFA World Cup 2026 be determined to constitute a special
event of national significance be recognized; 
2.2.2 that a general extension of on-sales licensed hours be granted in connection
with Scotland’s scheduled matches in the FIFA World Cup 2026 only; 
2.2.3 that the extension shall: 
2.2.3.1 apply to on-sales premises within the whole of the Board’s area
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provided the premises have permission to show televised sport on
their operating plan;
2.2.3.2 not include access to licensed premises for children and young
people during the extended hours;
2.2.3.3 apply solely on the dates of Scotland’s matches;
2.2.3.4 permit the sale of alcohol until 30 minutes after the final whistle of
each relevant match;
2.2.3.5 include any drinking-up time within that 30 minute period;
2.2.3.6 leave all other mandatory and local conditions in full force and
effect; and
2.2.4 that the Clerk be authorised to give notice of the determination in accordance
with section 67(4) of the Act and to publicise the Board’s decision as required.
A copy of the Minute of the meeting of the Licensing Board held on 27 February 2026
is attached as Appendix 2 to the report.
2.3 In reaching the above decision the Board also gave consideration to extending hours
beyond Scotland’s group stage matches (e.g. to all tournament matches or later
rounds involving Scotland). This approach required careful consideration of:
2.3.1 Cumulative impact on communities;
2.3.2 Potential for extended or near-24-hour trading on certain days;
2.3.3 Consistency with the Board’s Statement of Licensing Policy; and
2.3.4 Proportionality relative to demonstrated demand.
2.4 The applications now made by Greene King Retailing Ltd, c/o Belhaven Pubs seeks
extended hours to be granted for matches other than the Scotland matches which
were granted extended hours by the Board in terms of a general extension on 27
February 2026.
2.5 In accordance with section 69(1) of the 2005 Act, notice of the applications for
additional extended hours, together with copies of the applications were presented to
the chief constable and the Licensing Standards Officer for the area.
2.6 On 21 May 2026 Police Scotland confirmed no formal objection to the applications
for additional extended hours.
2.7 In terms of section 69(3) of the 2005 Act, Licensing Standards Officer, Isobel Cox,
prepared a report setting out comments on the applications for the Board’s
consideration. The report is attached as Appendix 3 to the report.
2.8 The Board is invited to determine the applications in accordance with the options set
out in the Recommendations section.
3. Measures of success
3.1 Compliance with licensing legislation, policy and best practice all in accordance with
the licensing objectives.
4. Supporting documentation
4.1 Appendix 1 – Applications for Extended Hours – Smiddy Inn, Balloch Road Loop,
Ben Lawers Drive, Cumbernauld G68 9DN.
4.2 Appendix 2 – Minute of the meeting of the Licensing Board held on 27 February
2026.
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4.3 Appendix 3 – Licensing Standards Officer Report by Isobel Cox dated 21 May 2026. 
Name Rachel Blair 
Title Clerk to the Licensing Board 
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5. Impacts 
5.1 Public Sector Equality Duty and Fairer Scotland Duty
Does the report contain information that has an impact as a result of the Public
Sector Equality Duty and/or Fairer Scotland Duty?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
If Yes, has an assessment been carried out and published on the council’s
website? https://www.northlanarkshire.gov.uk/your-community/equalities/equality-
and-fairer-scotland-duty-impact-assessments
Yes ☐ No ☐
5.2 Financial impact
Does the report contain any financial impacts?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, have all relevant financial impacts been discussed and agreed with
Finance?
Yes ☐ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.3 HR policy impact
Does the report contain any HR policy or procedure impacts?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, have all relevant HR impacts been discussed and agreed with People
Resources?
Yes ☐ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.4 Legal impact
Does the report contain any legal impacts (such as general legal matters, statutory
considerations (including employment law considerations), or new legislation)?
Yes ☒ No ☐
If Yes, have all relevant legal impacts been discussed and agreed with Legal and
Democratic?
Yes ☒ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
Appropriate legal advice must be provided to the Board in order to inform the
decisions it is required to make.  A legal advisor is therefore required to be present
at each Licensing Board Hearing. 
5.5 Data protection impact
Does the report / project / practice contain or involve the processing of personal
data?
Yes ☒ No 
If Yes, is the processing of this personal data likely to result in a high risk to the
data subject?
Yes ☒ No ☐
If Yes, has a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) been carried out and e-
mailed to dataprotection@northlan.gov.uk
Yes ☒ No ☐
5.6   Technology / Digital impact
Does the report contain information that has an impact on either technology, digital
transformation, service redesign / business change processes, data management,
or connectivity / broadband / Wi-Fi?
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If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact? 
Where the impact identifies a requirement for significant technology change, has
an assessment been carried out (or is scheduled to be carried out) by the
Enterprise Architecture Governance Group (EAGG)?
Yes ☐ No ☐
5.7 Environmental / Carbon impact
Does the report / project / practice contain information that has an impact on any
environmental or carbon matters?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.8 Communications impact
Does the report contain any information that has an impact on the council’s
communications activities?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.9 Risk impact
Is there a risk impact?
Yes ☒ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the key risks and potential impacts,
highlighting where the risk(s) are assessed and recorded (e.g. Corporate or
Service or Project Risk Registers), and how they are managed? 
There is a risk of legal challenge to decisions made by the Board.  This is
managed and mitigated by the provision of appropriate legal advice before and
during each Hearing. 
5.10 Armed Forces Covenant Duty
Does the report require to take due regard of the Armed Forces Covenant Duty (i.e.
does it relate to healthcare, housing, or education services for in-Service or ex-
Service personnel, or their families, or widow(er)s)?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the provision which has been made to
ensure there has been appropriate consideration of the particular needs of the
Armed Forces community to make sure that they do not face disadvantage
compared to other citizens in the provision of public services.
5.11 Children’s rights and wellbeing impact
Does the report contain any information regarding any council activity, service
delivery, policy, or plan that has an impact on children and young people up to the
age of 18, or on a specific group of these?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact and the provision that has
been made to ensure there has been appropriate consideration of the relevant
Articles from the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).
If Yes, has a Children’s Rights and Wellbeing Impact Assessment (CRWIA) been
carried out?
Yes ☐ No ☐ 
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NORTH LANARKSHIRE LICENSING BOARD
Fee:  £10.00
Application for Extended Hours
(1) PREMISES LICENCE DETAILS
Premises Licence number 212
Name of Premises Smiddy Inn
Full Postal Address of Premises Balloch Road Loop
Ben Lawers Drive
Cumbernauld
G68 9DN
Telephone number of Premises 01236 728419
Specify area within premises to which the
application relates
The full premises, but excluding the beer
garden
(2) LICENSEE DETAILS – Name, Address and Contact of Current Licensee
Name of Current Licensee Greene King Retailing Ltd
Address
Post Code
c/o Belhaven Pubs
Atrium House
6 Back Walk
Stirling
FK8 2QA
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Daytime
Evening
Mobile
01786 464446
07970 972528 – Adrian Howlett
07970 972528 – Adrian Howlett
FAX NUMBER n/a
E-MAIL ADDRESS Licensing.act@belhaven.co.uk
APPENDIX 1
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(3) DETAILS OF SPECIAL EVENT OR OCCASION TO BE CATERED FOR ON THE
PREMISES OR SPECIAL EVENT OF LOCAL OR NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE 
To show the televised FIFA World Cup 2026 football matches from USA/Canada/Mexico that
involve England games in the knockout stages. 
The event/ occasion is considered to be special as it is the football World Cup held every 4 years.
The event cannot take place fully within the hours specified in the operating plan as it is being
held in USA/Mexico and Canada which is a different time zone.
I have suggested a terminal hour of 30 minutes after the conclusion of the fixture as there may be
extra time and penalties. The sale of alcohol will take place alongside activity TV Sport.
Your General Extension covers the Scotland games for later finishes; herewith are games
England may play:
Fri 3 July (trading day 2 July) Round of 32 Match 83 - Group K runners up vs Group L runners up
kick off 12am 
Specify name and address of originator: 
Adrian Howlett, Belhaven Pubs, Atrium House, 6 Back Walk, Stirling, FK8 2QA 
(4) DETAILS OF CURRENT LICENSED HOURS OF THE PREMISES 
Core Hours – Opening Time  Core Hours - Terminal Hour 
11am Monday to Sunday  Midnight Sunday to Thursday
1am Friday & Saturday 
(5) DETAILS OF PROPOSED EXTENDED HOURS 
Time extension sought from (end of core
hours): 
Time extension sought to: 
Friday 3 July (trading day Thurs 2 July) - 12am  until 30 minutes after the final whistle of each
England match 
(6) DATE OF PERIOD EXTENDED HOURS WILL APPLY 
(Period must not exceed one month) 
First day and date  Last day and date (if different from first day) 
Thursday 2 July 2026  Friday 3 July 2026
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DECLARATION BY LICENCE HOLDER OR AGENT ON BEHALF OF LICENCE HOLDER
If signing on behalf of the Licence Holder please state in what capacity.
The contents of this application are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Signature…….A. Howlett ................... *(see note below)
Date…….19 May 2026 ................................
Capacity…….Special Projects Belhaven Pubs…..Licence Holder
Telephone number and e-mail address of signatory……
01786 464446 / 07970 972528 Adrian Howlett
Licensing.act@belhaven.co.uk
NOTES:
1. Section 68 of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 provides that only:
The holder of a premises licence;
is eligible to apply for an extended hours application.
2. PLEASE NOTE APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED AT LEAST 6 WEEKS PRIOR
TO THE DATE OF THE EVENT/FUNCTION FOR WHICH THE EXTENSION IS SOUGHT.
3. Data Protection Act 1988
The information on this form may be held on an electronic register which may be available
to members of the public on request.
4. Information on the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 is available on the website of the
Scottish Parliament (http://opsi.gov.uk/legislation/scotland/acts2005/20050016.htm)
Completed forms should be returned to:
Clerk to the Licensing Board
Civic Centre
Windmillhill Street
Motherwell
ML1 1AB or LicensingBoard@northlan.gov.uk
PAYMENT INFORMATION
• In Person: Card payments may be made at the Daziel Building, 7 Scott Street, Motherwell
ML1 1PN.
• By Telephone: Upon receipt of your application being received, payment can be made by
card.
• By bank transfer – please include your premises address in the reference:
Bank: RBS
Account Name: North Lanarkshire Council Licensing Board
Sort Code: 83 07 06
Account No: 19855662
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NORTH LANARKSHIRE LICENSING BOARD   
Fee:  £10.00 
Application for Extended Hours 
(1) PREMISES LICENCE DETAILS 
Premises Licence number  212
Name of Premises  Smiddy Inn
Full Postal Address of Premises  Balloch Road Loop
Ben Lawers Drive
Cumbernauld
G68 9DN
Telephone number of Premises  01236 728419
Specify area within premises to which the
application relates 
The full premises, but excluding the beer
garden 
(2) LICENSEE DETAILS – Name, Address and Contact of Current Licensee 
Name of Current Licensee  Greene King Retailing Ltd
Address 
Post Code 
c/o Belhaven Pubs
Atrium House
6 Back Walk
Stirling
FK8 2QA
TELEPHONE NUMBERS 
Daytime 
Evening 
Mobile 
01786 464446 
07970 972528 – Adrian Howlett 
07970 972528 – Adrian Howlett
FAX NUMBER  n/a
E-MAIL ADDRESS  Licensing.act@belhaven.co.uk 
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(3) DETAILS OF SPECIAL EVENT OR OCCASION TO BE CATERED FOR ON THE
PREMISES OR SPECIAL EVENT OF LOCAL OR NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE 
To show the televised FIFA World Cup 2026 football matches from USA/Canada/Mexico that
involve England games in the knockout stages. 
The event/ occasion is considered to be special as it is the football World Cup held every 4 years.
The event cannot take place fully within the hours specified in the operating plan as it is being
held in USA/Mexico and Canada which is a different time zone.
I have suggested a terminal hour of 30 minutes after the conclusion of the fixture as there may be
extra time and penalties. The sale of alcohol will take place alongside activity TV Sport.
Your General Extension covers the Scotland games for later finishes; herewith are games
England may play:
Sat 4 July (trading day 3 July) Round of 32 Match 87 - Group K winners vs Group L 3rd place 
kick off 2.30am 
Specify name and address of originator: 
Adrian Howlett, Belhaven Pubs, Atrium House, 6 Back Walk, Stirling, FK8 2QA 
(4) DETAILS OF CURRENT LICENSED HOURS OF THE PREMISES 
Core Hours – Opening Time  Core Hours - Terminal Hour 
11am Monday to Sunday  Midnight Sunday to Thursday
1am Friday & Saturday 
(5) DETAILS OF PROPOSED EXTENDED HOURS 
Time extension sought from (end of core
hours): 
Time extension sought to: 
Sat 4 July (trading day Fri 3 July) – 1am  until 30 minutes after the final whistle of each
England match 
(6) DATE OF PERIOD EXTENDED HOURS WILL APPLY 
(Period must not exceed one month) 
First day and date  Last day and date (if different from first day) 
Friday 3 July 2026  Saturday 4 July 2026 
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NORTH LANARKSHIRE LICENSING BOARD   
Fee:  £10.00 
Application for Extended Hours 
(1) PREMISES LICENCE DETAILS 
Premises Licence number  212
Name of Premises  Smiddy Inn
Full Postal Address of Premises  Balloch Road Loop
Ben Lawers Drive
Cumbernauld
G68 9DN
Telephone number of Premises  01236 728419
Specify area within premises to which the
application relates 
The full premises, but excluding the beer
garden 
(2) LICENSEE DETAILS – Name, Address and Contact of Current Licensee 
Name of Current Licensee  Greene King Retailing Ltd
Address 
Post Code 
c/o Belhaven Pubs
Atrium House
6 Back Walk
Stirling
FK8 2QA
TELEPHONE NUMBERS 
Daytime 
Evening 
Mobile 
01786 464446 
07970 972528 – Adrian Howlett 
07970 972528 – Adrian Howlett
FAX NUMBER  n/a
E-MAIL ADDRESS  Licensing.act@belhaven.co.uk 
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(3) DETAILS OF SPECIAL EVENT OR OCCASION TO BE CATERED FOR ON THE
PREMISES OR SPECIAL EVENT OF LOCAL OR NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE 
To show the televised FIFA World Cup 2026 football matches from USA/Canada/Mexico that
involve England games in the knockout stages. 
The event/ occasion is considered to be special as it is the football World Cup held every 4 years.
The event cannot take place fully within the hours specified in the operating plan as it is being
held in USA/Mexico and Canada which is a different time zone.
I have suggested a terminal hour of 30 minutes after the conclusion of the fixture as there may be
extra time and penalties. The sale of alcohol will take place alongside activity TV Sport.
Your General Extension covers the Scotland games for later finishes; herewith are games
England may play:
Mon 6 July (trading day 5 July) Round of 16 Match 92 - Match 79 winners vs Match 80 winners
kick off 1am 
Specify name and address of originator: 
Adrian Howlett, Belhaven Pubs, Atrium House, 6 Back Walk, Stirling, FK8 2QA 
(4) DETAILS OF CURRENT LICENSED HOURS OF THE PREMISES 
Core Hours – Opening Time  Core Hours - Terminal Hour 
11am Monday to Sunday  Midnight Sunday to Thursday
1am Friday & Saturday 
(5) DETAILS OF PROPOSED EXTENDED HOURS 
Time extension sought from (end of core
hours): 
Time extension sought to: 
Monday 6 July (trading day Sunday 5 July) -
12am 
until 30 minutes after the final whistle of each
England match 
(6) DATE OF PERIOD EXTENDED HOURS WILL APPLY 
(Period must not exceed one month) 
First day and date  Last day and date (if different from first day) 
Sunday 5 July 2026  Monday 6 July
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NORTH LANARKSHIRE LICENSING BOARD   
Fee:  £10.00 
Application for Extended Hours 
(1) PREMISES LICENCE DETAILS 
Premises Licence number  212
Name of Premises  Smiddy Inn
Full Postal Address of Premises  Balloch Road Loop
Ben Lawers Drive
Cumbernauld
G68 9DN
Telephone number of Premises  01236 728419
Specify area within premises to which the
application relates 
The full premises, but excluding the beer
garden 
(2) LICENSEE DETAILS – Name, Address and Contact of Current Licensee 
Name of Current Licensee  Greene King Retailing Ltd
Address 
Post Code 
c/o Belhaven Pubs
Atrium House
6 Back Walk
Stirling
FK8 2QA
TELEPHONE NUMBERS 
Daytime 
Evening 
Mobile 
01786 464446 
07970 972528 – Adrian Howlett 
07970 972528 – Adrian Howlett
FAX NUMBER  n/a
E-MAIL ADDRESS  Licensing.act@belhaven.co.uk 
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(3) DETAILS OF SPECIAL EVENT OR OCCASION TO BE CATERED FOR ON THE
PREMISES OR SPECIAL EVENT OF LOCAL OR NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE 
To show the televised FIFA World Cup 2026 football matches from USA/Canada/Mexico that
involve England games in the knockout stages. 
The event/ occasion is considered to be special as it is the football World Cup held every 4 years.
The event cannot take place fully within the hours specified in the operating plan as it is being
held in USA/Mexico and Canada which is a different time zone.
I have suggested a terminal hour of 30 minutes after the conclusion of the fixture as there may be
extra time and penalties. The sale of alcohol will take place alongside activity TV Sport.
Your General Extension covers the Scotland games for later finishes; herewith are games
England may play:
Wednesday 8 July (trading day Tuesday 7 July) Round of 16 Match 96 - Match 85 winners vs
Match 87 winners kick off 9pm 
Specify name and address of originator: 
Adrian Howlett, Belhaven Pubs, Atrium House, 6 Back Walk, Stirling, FK8 2QA 
(4) DETAILS OF CURRENT LICENSED HOURS OF THE PREMISES 
Core Hours – Opening Time  Core Hours - Terminal Hour 
11am Monday to Sunday  Midnight Sunday to Thursday
1am Friday & Saturday 
(5) DETAILS OF PROPOSED EXTENDED HOURS 
Time extension sought from (end of core
hours): 
Time extension sought to: 
Wednesday 8 July (trading day Tuesday 7 July)
– 12am 
until 30 minutes after the final whistle of each
England match 
(6) DATE OF PERIOD EXTENDED HOURS WILL APPLY 
(Period must not exceed one month) 
First day and date  Last day and date (if different from first day) 
Tuesday 7 July 2026  Wednesday 8 July
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NORTH LANARKSHIRE LICENSING BOARD   
Fee:  £10.00 
Application for Extended Hours 
(1) PREMISES LICENCE DETAILS 
Premises Licence number  212
Name of Premises  Smiddy Inn
Full Postal Address of Premises  Balloch Road Loop
Ben Lawers Drive
Cumbernauld
G68 9DN
Telephone number of Premises  01236 728419
Specify area within premises to which the
application relates 
The full premises, but excluding the beer
garden 
(2) LICENSEE DETAILS – Name, Address and Contact of Current Licensee 
Name of Current Licensee  Greene King Retailing Ltd
Address 
Post Code 
c/o Belhaven Pubs
Atrium House
6 Back Walk
Stirling
FK8 2QA
TELEPHONE NUMBERS 
Daytime 
Evening 
Mobile 
01786 464446 
07970 972528 – Adrian Howlett 
07970 972528 – Adrian Howlett
FAX NUMBER  n/a
E-MAIL ADDRESS  Licensing.act@belhaven.co.uk 
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(3) DETAILS OF SPECIAL EVENT OR OCCASION TO BE CATERED FOR ON THE
PREMISES OR SPECIAL EVENT OF LOCAL OR NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE 
To show the televised FIFA World Cup 2026 football matches from USA/Canada/Mexico that
involve England games in the knockout stages. 
The event/ occasion is considered to be special as it is the football World Cup held every 4 years.
The event cannot take place fully within the hours specified in the operating plan as it is being
held in USA/Mexico and Canada which is a different time zone.
I have suggested a terminal hour of 30 minutes after the conclusion of the fixture as there may be
extra time and penalties. The sale of alcohol will take place alongside activity TV Sport.
Your General Extension covers the Scotland games for later finishes; herewith are games
England may play:
Sun 12 July (trading day Sat 11 July) Qtr Final Match 99 - Match 91 winners vs Match 92 winners
kick off 10pm
Sun 12 July (trading day Sat 11 July) Qtr Final Match 100 - Match 95 winners vs Match 96 winners
kick off 2am 
Specify name and address of originator: 
Adrian Howlett, Belhaven Pubs, Atrium House, 6 Back Walk, Stirling, FK8 2QA 
(4) DETAILS OF CURRENT LICENSED HOURS OF THE PREMISES 
Core Hours – Opening Time  Core Hours - Terminal Hour 
11am Monday to Sunday  Midnight Sunday to Thursday
1am Friday & Saturday 
(5) DETAILS OF PROPOSED EXTENDED HOURS 
Time extension sought from (end of core
hours): 
Time extension sought to: 
Sunday 12 July (trading day Saturday 11 July)
– 1am 
until 30 minutes after the final whistle of each
England match 
(6) DATE OF PERIOD EXTENDED HOURS WILL APPLY 
(Period must not exceed one month) 
First day and date  Last day and date (if different from first day) 
Saturday 11 July 2026  Sunday 12 July 2026
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NORTH LANARKSHIRE LICENSING BOARD   
Fee:  £10.00 
Application for Extended Hours 
(1) PREMISES LICENCE DETAILS 
Premises Licence number  212
Name of Premises  Smiddy Inn
Full Postal Address of Premises  Balloch Road Loop
Ben Lawers Drive
Cumbernauld
G68 9DN
Telephone number of Premises  01236 728419
Specify area within premises to which the
application relates 
The full premises, but excluding the beer
garden 
(2) LICENSEE DETAILS – Name, Address and Contact of Current Licensee 
Name of Current Licensee  Greene King Retailing Ltd
Address 
Post Code 
c/o Belhaven Pubs
Atrium House
6 Back Walk
Stirling
FK8 2QA
TELEPHONE NUMBERS 
Daytime 
Evening 
Mobile 
01786 464446 
07970 972528 – Adrian Howlett 
07970 972528 – Adrian Howlett
FAX NUMBER  n/a
E-MAIL ADDRESS  Licensing.act@belhaven.co.uk 
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(3) DETAILS OF SPECIAL EVENT OR OCCASION TO BE CATERED FOR ON THE
PREMISES OR SPECIAL EVENT OF LOCAL OR NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE 
To show the televised FIFA World Cup 2026 football matches from USA/Canada/Mexico that
involve England games in the knockout stages. 
The event/ occasion is considered to be special as it is the football World Cup held every 4 years.
The event cannot take place fully within the hours specified in the operating plan as it is being
held in USA/Mexico and Canada which is a different time zone.
I have suggested a terminal hour of 30 minutes after the conclusion of the fixture as there may be
extra time and penalties. The sale of alcohol will take place alongside activity TV Sport.
Your General Extension covers the Scotland games for later finishes; herewith are games
England may play:
Sunday 19 July (trading day Saturday 18 July) Third place playoff Match 103 - Match 101 losers
vs Match 102 losers kick off 10pm 
Specify name and address of originator: 
Adrian Howlett, Belhaven Pubs, Atrium House, 6 Back Walk, Stirling, FK8 2QA 
(4) DETAILS OF CURRENT LICENSED HOURS OF THE PREMISES 
Core Hours – Opening Time  Core Hours - Terminal Hour 
11am Monday to Sunday  Midnight Sunday to Thursday
1am Friday & Saturday 
(5) DETAILS OF PROPOSED EXTENDED HOURS 
Time extension sought from (end of core
hours): 
Time extension sought to:
Sunday 19 July (trading day Saturday 18 July)
– 1am 
until 30 minutes after the final whistle of each
England match 
(6) DATE OF PERIOD EXTENDED HOURS WILL APPLY 
(Period must not exceed one month) 
First day and date  Last day and date (if different from first day) 
Saturday 18 July 2026  Sunday 19 July 2026 
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Licensing Standards Officer’s
Report
Subject: Extended Hours
To: Licensing Board
Author(s) of
Report:
Isobel Cox
Licensing Standards Officer
Date: 21 May 2026
1. Background
1.1 On 27 February 2026 the Licensing Board, following consideration of a report by the
Chief Officer (Legal and Democratic), decided-
1.1.1 that, in terms section 67 of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005, Scotland’s
participation in the FIFA World Cup 2026 be determined to constitute a
special event of national significance be recognised;
1.1.2 that a general extension of on-sales licensed hours be granted in connection
with Scotland’s scheduled matches in the FIFA World Cup 2026 only;
1.1.3 that the extension shall:
1.1.3.1 apply to on-sales premises within the whole of the Board’s area
provided the premises have permission to show televised sport on
their operating plan;
1.1.3.2 not include access to licensed premises for children and young
people during the extended hours;
1.1.3.3 apply solely on the dates of Scotland’s matches;
1.1.3.4 permit the sale of alcohol until 30 minutes after the final whistle of
each relevant match;
1.1.3.5 include any drinking-up time within that 30 minute period;
1.1.3.6 leave all other mandatory and local conditions in full force and
effect; and
1.1.4 that the Clerk be authorised to give notice of the determination in
accordance with section 67(4) of the Act and to publicise the Board’s
decision as required.
1.2 On 20 May 2026 applications for extended hours were made by Adrian Howlett,
Belhaven Pubs in respect of the licensed premises at The Smiddy Inn, Balloch Road
Loop, Ben Lawers Drive, Cumbernauld, G68 9DN. 
The applications all state that FIFA World Cup 2026 football matches that involve
England games in the knockout stages are a special event or occasion that they wish
to cater for on the premises and are a special event of local or national significance.
The applications seek extended hours to cover the following dates and times:
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Thursday, 2 July 2026
Match 83 - Group K runners up vs Group L runners up 
kick-off 12 midnight UK time
12 midnight until 30 minutes after game ends; 
Friday, 3 July 2026 
Match 87 – Group K winners vs Group L 3rd place 
kick-off 2.30 am UK time
1 am until 30 minutes after game ends; 
Sunday, 5 July 2026 
Match 92 – Match 79 winners vs Match 80 winners 
kick-off 1 am UK time
12 midnight until 30 minutes after game ends; 
Tuesday, 7 July 2026
Match 96 – Match 85 winners vs Match 87 winners 
kick-off 9 pm UK time
12 midnight until 30 minutes after game ends; 
Saturday, 11 July 2026
Quarter Final Match 99 – Match 91 winners vs Match 92 winners 
kick-off 10 pm UK time
Quarter Final Match 100 – Match 95 winners vs Match 96 winners 
kick-off 2 am UK time
1 am until 30 minutes after games end; 
Saturday, 18 July 2026
Third Place playoff Match 103 – Match 101 losers vs Match 102 losers
kick-off 10 pm UK time
1 am until 30 minutes after game ends 
2. Report 
2.1 In terms of section 68 of the 2005 Act, the Board may- 
2.2.1 on the application of the holder of the premises licence in respect of any licensed
premises, and; 
2.2.2 if the Board consider it appropriate to do so in connection with- 
1.2.2.1 a special event or occasion to be catered for on the premises, or
1.2.2.2 a special event of local or national significance, 
extend the licensed hours in respect of the premises by such period as is specified in the
application or such other period as the Board considers appropriate. 
3.1 An extension of licensed hours has effect for such period as is specified in the application
or such other period as the Board considers appropriate; but in either case the period
must not exceed one month. 
3.2 Where the Board receives an extended hours application, the Board must give notice of
it, together with a copy of the application, to- 
1.4.1 the chief constable, and
1.4.2 any Licensing Standards Officer for the area in which the subject premises are
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situated. 
3.3 A Licensing Standards Officer must, within 10 days of receipt of a notice, prepare and
submit to the Board a report setting out the Officer’s comments on the application. 
3.4 In determining an extended hours application, the Board must take into account- 
1.7.1 any notice of objection given by the chief constable, and 
1.7.2 the Licensing Standards Officer’s report. 
3.5 The Board may hold a hearing for the purposes of determining an extended hours
application. 
3.6 Should the Board be minded granting extended hours application in respect of a premises
licence, it may make such variation of the conditions to which the licence is subject as the
Board considers necessary or expedient for the purposes of any of the licensing
objectives. 
3.6.1 A variation of conditions- 
3.6.1.1 may have effect only in relation to the period of licensed hours which is
extended, and
3.6.1.2 ceases to have effect at the end of the period for which the extension of
the licensed hours has effect. 
3. Licensing Standards Officer’s Comments 
3.1 The Licensing Standards Officer has no further comments or concerns
regarding this application. 
4.2    The matter is referred to the Licensing Board for consideration. 
Isobel Cox
Licensing Standards Officer
21 May 2026 
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North Lanarkshire Council
Report
Does this report require to be approved? ☐ Yes ☒  No
Ref REB/LT Date 26/06/2026
From Rachel Blair, Clerk to the Licensing Board
E-mail blairr@northlan.gov.uk
Executive Summary
The purpose of this report is to provide the Licensing Board (“the Board”) with the
information required to consider and determine an application for a non-minor variation of
a premises licence in terms of section 29 of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 (“the 2005
Act”).
Recommendations
It is recommended that the Board consider the application in accordance with the
provisions of the 2005 Act and resolve to:
(1) consider the application for a non-minor variation of a premises licence;
(2) have due regard to the statutory guidance issued in terms of s.142 of the 2005
Act;
(3) determine the application by resolving to:
(i) grant the application, subject to the mandatory conditions and any
additional conditions the Board considers appropriate;
(ii) continue consideration of the application to a future meeting of the Board;
or
(iii) refuse the application on one or more of the statutory grounds for refusal
referred to in paragraph 1.5 of this report.
The Plan for North Lanarkshire
Priority  Improve the health and wellbeing of our communities 
Ambition statement  (14) Ensure the highest standards of public protection
Programme of Work Statutory / corporate / service requirement
1. Background
1.1 On 17 March 2026, the Board received an application for a non-minor variation of the
Licensing Board
Application to Vary Premises Licence – Dukes Service Station, 94
Carlisle Road, Airdrie ML6 8RA
Item 4
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premises licence in respect of Dukes Service Station, 94 Carlisle Road, Airdrie ML6
8RA. In terms of the 2005 Act, the application requires to be determined by the Board
as the matters sought are not subject to officer delegation under the Board’s Scheme of
Delegation. 
1.2 In terms of the 2005 Act, a variation of a premises licence includes any variation of: 
1.2.1 conditions to which the licence is subject (other than mandatory conditions);
1.2.2 the operating plan;
1.2.3 the layout plan; or
1.2.4 any other information contained in or referred to in the licence, 
and includes any addition, deletion or modification. 
1.3 Where a variation constitutes a minor variation, the application must be granted in
accordance with the 2005 Act. Authority to determine minor variations has been
delegated to the Clerk to the Licensing Board. Minor variations include variations relating
to: 
1.3.1 layout plans which remain consistent with the operating plan;
1.3.2 restrictions on the entry of children or young persons;
1.3.3 the premises manager; and
1.3.4 other prescribed minor variations. 
1.4 Where the variation sought is not minor, section 30 of the 2005 Act requires the Board
to hold a hearing to determine the application. In determining the application the Board
must consider whether any of the statutory grounds for refusal apply. Where none apply,
the Board must grant the application. Where any apply, the Board must refuse the
application. 
1.5 The statutory grounds for refusal are: 
1.5.1 where refusal is required under: 
1.5.1.1 section 32(2) of the Act (previous refusal of the same variation within
the preceding year); 
1.5.1.2 section 64(2) (continuous sale of alcohol for a 24-hour period without
exceptional circumstances); 
1.5.1.3 section 65(3) (off-sales proposed before 10:00 or after 22:00); 
1.5.2 where granting the application would be inconsistent with one or more of the
licensing objectives; 
1.5.3 where having regard to: 
1.5.3.1 the nature of activities carried on or proposed, 
1.5.3.2 the location, character and condition of the premises, and 
1.5.3.3 the persons likely to frequent the premises, 
the Board considers the premises unsuitable for the sale of alcohol in accordance
with the proposed variation; 
1.5.4 where granting the application would result in overprovision of licensed premises,
or licensed premises of the same or similar description in the locality. 
1.6 Where refusal relates to the Licensing objectives. The Board must specify which
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objective or objectives apply. The licensing objectives are: 
1.6.1 preventing crime and disorder;
1.6.2 securing public safety;
1.6.3 preventing public nuisance
1.6.4 protecting and improving public health;
1.6.5 protecting children and young persons from harm. 
1.7 Section 22 of the 2005 Act provides that any person may object to, or make
representations regarding, a premises licence application on grounds relevant to the
statutory grounds for refusal. Where the Board receives such objections or
representations, unless the Board considers them to be frivolous or vexatious; it must: 
1.7.1 provide a copy to the applicant; and
1.7.2 take them into account when determining the application. 
1.8 The Board must have regard to statutory guidance issued under section 142 of the 2005
Act and, where departing from such guidance, must provide reasons.
2. Report 
2.1 On 17 March 2026, a non-minor variation application including amended operating plan
and layout plan, as detailed in Appendix 1 of the report, was made by Motor Fuel
Limited in respect of premises at Dukes Service Station, 94 Carlisle Road, Airdrie ML6
8RA.  Harper Macleod LLP has submitted the application on behalf of Motor Fuel
Limited. The variations sought in terms of that application are as follows: 
2.1.1 Amendment of the layout plan to reflect a refresh of the retail layout in the public
area, including a new and larger chiller for display of alcohol products. Small
reduction in ambient wines and beers in public area of display. Change of
shelving display in the non-public area of display, resulting in an increase in
display behind the service counter. 
2.1.2 Increase in the off-sales display capacity to a total of 11.54m2 from 8.9075m2.. 
2.1.3 In section 5(f) of the Operating Plan add in additional text: “The premises offer
takeaway “food on the go”. Customers may order groceries, food and drinks,
including alcoholic drinks for home delivery from the premises”. 
2.2 In considering and determining this application, the Board must have regard to the
statutory guidance produced in terms of section 142 of the 2005 Act.  Said guidance is
available via Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 Section 142 Guidance for Licensing
Boards. Section 142(3) of the 2005 Act specifically provides that each Licensing Board
must, in the exercise of their functions under this Act, have regard to any guidance
issued to them.  In considering the present application, Members should pay particular
regard to Chapter 2 of the guidance on the licensing objectives and Chapter 5 on
overprovision. Should the Board choose not to follow the statutory guidance it must
give reasons for doing so and provide notice to the Scottish Ministers in terms of section
142(4) of the 2005 Act. 
2.3 As a preliminary matter, the Board must determine the locality in which the premises
is sited for the purpose set out in section 23(5) of the 2005 Act.  This section provides
that the Board must consider whether, if the application were to be granted, there
would, as a result, be overprovision of licensed premises, or licensed premises of the
same or similar description as the subject premises, in the locality.  In order to enable
the Board to consider this matter, a list of existing licensed premises within a proposed
locality, together with a proposed locality plan, is attached at Appendix 2 and has also
been provided to the applicant’s agent in advance of this hearing. Submissions ought
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to be invited from the applicant prior to a determination on whether to approve the
proposed locality for the purposes of assessing overprovision. The Board should note
that its current Statement of Licensing Policy does not identify any locality within North
Lanarkshire as being overprovided. However, the absence of a designated area of
overprovision does not prevent the Board from considering overprovision in relation
to the particular circumstances of an individual application.
2.4 In terms of section 24A of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005, an Anti-Social Behaviour
Report from Police Scotland was requested in terms of powers delegated to officers
under the Scheme of Delegation set out in the current Statement of Licensing Policy.
Said Anti-Social Behaviour Report is attached as Appendix 3 to the report.
2.5 In accordance with the statutory consultation process, the non-minor variation
application was circulated to Police Scotland, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service,
Building Standards, Environmental Health, Pollution Control, Planning, and NHS
Lanarkshire. Notice of the application was also displayed on the Council’s website.
Following consultation and advertisement of the application, no formal objections
were received.
2.6 The existing premises licence, including operating plan and layout plan are attached
as Appendix 4 to the report.
2.7 Licensing Standards Officer, Jill Brown, visited the premises and prepared a report
including comments that Members may wish to consider, together with photographs
of the premises. Said report is attached as Appendix 5 to the report. The report was
provided to the applicant’s agent in advance of this hearing.
2.8 As the application contains home deliveries including alcoholic drinks, should the
Board be minded to grant the application, it may wish to consider the imposition of the
following conditions:
2.8.1 A Challenge 25 policy must be applied by all delivery staff when delivering
alcohol from the premises;
2.8.2 Delivery staff must undertake alcohol licensing training; and
2.8.3 The licence holder must maintain a register of refused deliveries, including
the reason for refusal.
2.9 The Board is invited to determine the application in accordance with the options set
out in the Recommendations section.
Conclusion
2.10 This report provides the Board with the relevant information relating to the application
for a non-minor variation of the premises licence for Duke Service Station, 94 Carlisle
Road, Airdrie ML6 8RA.
2.11 The Board is invited to consider the application in light of:
2.11.1 the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005;
2.11.2 the licensing objectives;
2.11.3 the Board’s Statement of Licensing Policy; and
2.11.4 statutory guidance;
2.12 The Board must determine the application in accordance with the options set out in
the Recommendations section.
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3. Measures of success 
3.1 Compliance with licensing legislation, policy and best practice all in accordance with
the licensing objectives. 
4. Supporting documentation 
4.1 Appendix 1 - Application to Vary Premises Licence – Dukes Service Station, 94
Carlisle Road, Airdrie ML6 8RA including amended operating plan and layout plan. 
4.2 Appendix 2 - List of existing licensed premises, together with a proposed locality plan. 
4.3 Appendix 3 – Anti-Social Behaviour Report received from Police Scotland. 
4.4 Appendix 4 - Existing Premises Licence – Dukes Service Station, 94 Carlisle Road,
Airdrie ML6 8RA including operating plan and layout plan. 
4.5 Appendix 5 - Licensing Standards Officer Report by Jill Brown dated 20 April 2026. 
Name Rachel Blair 
Title Clerk to the Licensing Board 
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5. Impacts 
5.1 Public Sector Equality Duty and Fairer Scotland Duty
Does the report contain information that has an impact as a result of the Public
Sector Equality Duty and/or Fairer Scotland Duty?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
If Yes, has an assessment been carried out and published on the council’s
website? https://www.northlanarkshire.gov.uk/your-community/equalities/equality-
and-fairer-scotland-duty-impact-assessments
Yes ☐ No ☐
5.2 Financial impact
Does the report contain any financial impacts?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, have all relevant financial impacts been discussed and agreed with
Finance?
Yes ☐ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.3 HR policy impact
Does the report contain any HR policy or procedure impacts?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, have all relevant HR impacts been discussed and agreed with People
Resources?
Yes ☐ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.4 Legal impact
Does the report contain any legal impacts (such as general legal matters, statutory
considerations (including employment law considerations), or new legislation)?
Yes ☒ No ☐
If Yes, have all relevant legal impacts been discussed and agreed with Legal and
Democratic?
Yes ☒ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
Appropriate legal advice must be provided to the Board in order to inform the
decisions it is required to make.  A legal advisor is therefore required to be present
at each Licensing Board Hearing. 
5.5 Data protection impact
Does the report / project / practice contain or involve the processing of personal
data?
Yes X No 
If Yes, is the processing of this personal data likely to result in a high risk to the
data subject?
Yes X No ☐
If Yes, has a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) been carried out and e-
mailed to dataprotection@northlan.gov.uk
Yes X No ☐
5.6   Technology / Digital impact
Does the report contain information that has an impact on either technology, digital
transformation, service redesign / business change processes, data management,
or connectivity / broadband / Wi-Fi?
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If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact? 
Where the impact identifies a requirement for significant technology change, has
an assessment been carried out (or is scheduled to be carried out) by the
Enterprise Architecture Governance Group (EAGG)?
Yes ☐ No ☐
5.7 Environmental / Carbon impact
Does the report / project / practice contain information that has an impact on any
environmental or carbon matters?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.8 Communications impact
Does the report contain any information that has an impact on the council’s
communications activities?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.9 Risk impact
Is there a risk impact?
Yes ☒ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the key risks and potential impacts,
highlighting where the risk(s) are assessed and recorded (e.g. Corporate or
Service or Project Risk Registers), and how they are managed? 
There is a risk of legal challenge to decisions made by the Board.  This is
managed and mitigated by the provision of appropriate legal advice before and
during each Hearing. 
5.10 Armed Forces Covenant Duty
Does the report require to take due regard of the Armed Forces Covenant Duty (i.e.
does it relate to healthcare, housing, or education services for in-Service or ex-
Service personnel, or their families, or widow(er)s)?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the provision which has been made to
ensure there has been appropriate consideration of the particular needs of the
Armed Forces community to make sure that they do not face disadvantage
compared to other citizens in the provision of public services.
5.11 Children’s rights and wellbeing impact
Does the report contain any information regarding any council activity, service
delivery, policy, or plan that has an impact on children and young people up to the
age of 18, or on a specific group of these?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact and the provision that has
been made to ensure there has been appropriate consideration of the relevant
Articles from the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).
If Yes, has a Children’s Rights and Wellbeing Impact Assessment (CRWIA) been
carried out?
Yes ☐ No ☐ 
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Minor Variation (change of premises manager including any other minor variation) £31.00
Minor Variation or Variations £20
Non Minor Variation £160.00
NORTH LANARKSHIRE LICENSING BOARD
APPLICATION TO VARY PREMISES LICENCE
LICENSING (SCOTLAND) 2005 - SECTION 29
Question 1
1(a) Name, address and postcode of licensed premises.
Dukes Service Station, 94 Carlisle Road, Airdrie, ML6 8RA
1(b) Premises Licence Reference Number.
740
Question 2
Particulars of premises licence holder
2(a) Where licence holder is an individual, provide full name, date, place of birth and home
address including postcode.
APPENDIX 1
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2(b) Where licence holder is a partnership, please provide full name and postal address of
partnership. 
2(c) Where licence holder is a company, please provide name, registered office and company
registration number. 
Motor Fuel Limited, 10 Bricket Road, St Albans, AL1 3JX 
2(d) Where the licence holder is a club or other body, please provide full name and postal
address of club or other body. 
Question 3 
3 (a) Is the variation to substitute another person as the premises manager? NO 
If YES - please provide full name, date, place of birth and home address including post
code. Please also produce the personal licence or a copy of the licence. 
3 (b) Do you wish the application to have immediate effect?   N/A 
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Question 4 
4 (a) Is the variation to the layout plan?      YES             
4 (b) If YES please (1) attach seven sets of plans showing the proposed new layout of the
premises; and (2) describe the variation to the plan. 
Refresh of the retail layout in the public area, including a new and larger chiller for display of
alcohol products. Small reduction in ambient wines and beers in public area of display. Change of
shelving display in the non-public area of display, resulting in an increase in display behind the
service counter.   
Question 5 
Describe other variation(s) sought 
Variation of Q7 capacity to 11.541m2 of off sales display. 
In section 5(f) add in additional text:
“The premises offer takeaway "food on the go". Customers may order groceries, food and drinks,
including alcoholic drinks for home delivery from the premises”. 
Question 6 
6 (a) Has there been a previous application for variation for these premises in the past year
(including any time before the current licence holder acquired them)?  NO             
If “NO” go the question 7. 
6 (b) If “YES” was that previous application refused?     
6 (c) If it was refused give details of that previous application: 
Name of the Applicant: 
Date of the Board decision: 
Summarise the variation which was then requested: 
6 (d) If there has been a Board decision to refuse in the one year before the date of lodging this
application please state which of (1) or (2) you think applies and if (2) applies state what
you think the material change of circumstances has been:- 
(1) At the time of the earlier refusal the Board directed that the bar would not apply to
any subsequent application.
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(2) The Board is satisfied that there has been  a material change of circumstances
since the earlier refusal. 
Question 7 
7 (a) Is the premises licence submitted along with this application?   NO             
7 (b) If “NO” please provide a statement of reasons for failure to produce the licence. 
This application is sent by email. The premises licence will be returned separately once uplifted
from secure storage. 
DECLARATION BY LICENCE HOLDER OR AGENT ON BEHALF OF LICENCE HOLDER 
If signing on behalf of the licence holder  please state in what capacity. 
The contents of this Application are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. 
Signature                                                      * (see note below) 
Date 17/03/2026 
Capacity SOLICITOR  .....................................  AGENT (delete as appropriate) 
Telephone number and e-mail address of signatory  07884 112175
Andrew.hunter@harpermacleod.co.uk 
* Data Protection Act 1998 
The information on this form may be held on an electronic public register which may be available
to members of the public on request. 
Cheques made payable to North Lanarkshire Council
Contact for enquiries:  Mrs Worton – tel: 01698 302459 – email: wortonj@northlan.gov.uk
Complete and return to:
Clerk to the Licensing Board, Civic Centre, Windmillhill Street, Motherwell ML1  1AB
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For use by the Licensing Board only 
Application Checklist 
Date received 
Fee amount 
Receipt number 
Received by (INITIALS) 
Consideration date 
Last date for consideration 
Date of initial hearing 
Date of any modification hearing 
Date granted/refused
(delete as appropriate) 
For use by the Licensing Board only 
Documents Lodged 
Premises Licence 
Reasons for failure 
Layout Plan 
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OPERATING PLAN 
Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005, section 20(2)(b)(i) 
Question 1  
STATEMENT REGARDING ALCOHOL BEING SOLD ON PREMISES/OFF PREMISES OR BOTH 
1(a) Will alcohol be sold for consumption solely ON the premises? YES/NO*
1(b) Will alcohol be sold for consumption solely OFF the premises? YES/NO*
1(c) Will alcohol be sold for consumption both ON and OFF the premises? YES/NO*
*Delete as appropriate 
Question 2 
STATEMENT OF CORE TIMES WHEN ALCOHOL WILL BE SOLD FOR CONSUMPTION ON
PREMISES 
Day ON Consumption 
Opening time Terminal hour
Monday  
Tuesday  
Wednesday  
Thursday  
Friday  
Saturday  
Sunday   
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Question 3 
STATEMENT OF CORE TIMES WHEN ALCOHOL WILL BE SOLD FOR CONSUMPTION OFF
PREMISES 
Day OFF Consumption 
Opening time Terminal hour
Monday 10:00 hrs 22:00 hours
Tuesday 10:00 hrs 22:00 hours
Wednesday 10:00 hrs 22:00 hours
Thursday 10:00 hrs 22:00 hours
Friday 10:00 hrs 22:00 hours
Saturday 10:00 hrs 22:00 hours
Sunday 10:00 hrs 22:00 hours 
Question 4 
SEASONAL VARIATIONS 
Does the applicant intend to operate according to seasonal demand YES/NO* 
*If YES – provide details 
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PLEASE INDICATE THE OTHER ACTIVITIES OR SERVICES THAT WILL BE PROVIDED ON THE
PREMISES IN ADDITION TO SUPPLY OF ALCOHOL 
COL. 1
5(a)
Activity
COL. 2
Please confirm
YES/NO
COL. 3
To be provided
during core
licensed hours –
please confirm
YES/NO
COL. 4
Where activities are
also to be provided
outwith core
licensed hours
please confirm
YES/NO
Accommodation No N/A N/A
Conference facilities No No No
Restaurant facilities No No No
Bar meals No No No    
5(b) Activity
Social functions
including: 
Please confirm
YES/NO
To be provided
during core
licensed hours –
please confirm
YES/NO
Where activities are
also to be provided
outwith core
licensed hours
please confirm
YES/NO
Receptions including
Weddings, funerals,
birthdays,
retirements etc.
No No No
Club or other group
meetings etc.
No No No    
5(c)
Activity  
Entertainment
including:
Please confirm
YES/NO
To be provided
during core
licensed hours –
please confirm
YES/NO
Where activities are
also to be provided
outwith core
licensed hours
please confirm
YES/NO
Recorded music –
see 5(g)
No No No
Live performances –
see 5(g)
No No No
Dance facilities  No No No
Theatre No No No
Films No No No
Gaming No No No
Indoor/outdoor sports No No No
Televised sport No No No
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5(d)
Activity 
Please confirm
YES/NO
To be provided
during core
licensed hours –
please confirm
YES/NO
Where activities are
also to be provided
outwith core
licensed hours
please confirm
YES/NO
Outdoor drinking
facilities
No No No    
5(e)
Activity 
Please confirm
YES/NO
To be provided
during core
licensed hours –
please confirm
YES/NO
Where activities are
also to be provided
outwith core
licensed hours
please confirm
YES/NO
Adult entertainment  No No No 
Where you have answered YES in respect of any entry in column 4 above, please provide further
details below. 
5(f) any other activities
If you propose to provide any activities other than those listed in 5(a) – (e) please provide details or
further information in the box below. 
The premises open from 10pm to 10am for the sale of non alcoholic products. The premises
offer takeaway "food on the go". Customers may order groceries, food and drinks, including
alcoholic drinks for home delivery from the premises 
5(g) Late night premises opening after 1.00am – N/A 
Where you have confirmed that you are providing live or recorded music, will the
decibel level exceed 85dB?
YES/NO* 
When fully occupied, are there likely to be more customers standing than seated? YES/NO* 
*Delete as appropriate 
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Question 6 (On-sales only) 
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS  - N/A  
6(a) When alcohol is being sold for consumption on the premises will children or
young persons be allowed entry  YES/NO* 
*Delete as appropriate 
6(b) Where the answer to 6(a) is YES provide statement of the TERMS under
which they will be allowed entry 
6(c) Provide statement regarding the AGES of children or young persons to be
allowed entry 
6(d) Provide statement regarding the TIMES during which children and young
persons will be allowed entry 
6(e)  Provide statement regarding the PARTS of the premises to which children
and 
young persons will be allowed entry 
Question 7 
CAPACITY OF PREMISES
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Off sales display: 11.541m2 
Question 8
PREMISES MANAGER (NOTE: not required where application is for grant of provisional
premises licence)
Personal details
8(a) Name 
VAISHALI ANAND 
8(b) Date of birth 
13 OCTOBER 1982 
8(c) Contact address 
11 TRINITY GARDENS
AIRDRIE
ML6 7HQ 
8(d) Email address and telephone number 
8(e) Personal licence 
Date of issue Name of Licensing Board
issuing
Reference no. of personal
licence
07/09/2023  North Lanarkshire NL5044 
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DECLARATION BY APPLICANT OR AGENT ON BEHALF OF APPLICANT 
If signing on behalf of the applicant please state in what capacity. 
The contents of this operating plan are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. 
Signature                                                              * (see note below)
Date 17/03/2026
Capacity Solicitor APPLICANT/AGENT (delete as appropriate).
Telephone number and email address of signatory ……………… 
Agent: Harper Macleod LLP, 45 Gordon Street, Glasgow, G1 3PE 
Tel: 0141 227 9388   Email: andrew.hunter@harpermacleod.co.uk 
* Data Protection Act 1998
The information on this form may be held on an electronic public register which may be available to
members of the public on request.
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STORE AREAS KEY
STORE AREA SQUARE METRES SQUARE FEET
EXISTING TOTAL
PROPOSED TOTAL
EXISTING SALES AREA
PROPOSED SALES AREA
EXISTING GROUND FLOOR
EXISTING BASEMENT
EXISTING FIRST FLOOR
EXISTING SECOND FLOOR
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR
PROPOSED BASEMENT
PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR
PROPOSED SECOND FLOOR
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
102 1099
102 1099
NUMBER OF AMBIENT BAYS
TOTAL BAYS
NUMBER OF CHILLED BAYS
EXISTING PROPOSED
9 10
34 35
43 45
Profile Key
Londis gondolas = 1410mm
Budgens gondolas = 1510mm high
Confect gondolas 1410mm high both
brands
b = base shelf
+3 (etc) = number of overshelves
r = number of  shelf risers
When stretched over 2 or more bays
qtys shown are per bay
The following products/fixtures/stands
should be ordered by store if they
appear on plan
Cards
American Candy
Bonds Kids/Adult bags
Homeware Esssntials
Car care & Lubes
Fifo Flamingo stand
Fifo countertop unit
Fifo extended range
Rollover
Tooty Frooty
Order 30 x 100mm slat hooks with
ticket holder per slat end
Order 100 x 300mm pegboard hooks
with ticket holder per store
Confectionery top shelf to
always be 100mm shorter
than shelves below
Risers to be allocated as follows
Confectionery 100mm risers on all
shelves except top shelf 25mm
Biscuits 25mm risers
Bread & Cake 25mm riser on top and
3rd shelf only
Bread/Cake/Biscuits 25mm riser on
top 3 shelves
Prom/Seasonal/Clearance - 100mm
riser to all shelves
Amendments since last revision
P
Power Required
Shelving
Shelving
Shelving
Shelving
Shelving Shelving Shelving
Shelving
water
heater
EXISTING
NPU
EXISTING
ATM
K
2500
K 1250 K 2000
K
2500
W
ALL'S
ICE
CREAM
FREEZER
MAXIVISION
GEN
V
1304x833x1363
K 1250
FREEZER
INTEGRAL
670X752
1459
1349
1330
1300
1660
1343
CUSTOMER
ENTRANCE
MEAL DEALCRISP
BASKET
1250x200
Prom 1
Low b+4 r5
F/Deals Header
Cards
rack
store order
Grocery
Low
b+
5 Crisp
Shrng
Low
b+
4
ridge trays 5
Bag conf
pegboard
45x300mm hks
Single Crisps
acrylics
Fifo
stand
Flamingo 7
store order
Hom
e Ess
100m
m
hks
store order
Box/Block
Low
b+
5
Bonds 50p
100m
m
hks
store order
Am
erican
Candy
Low
b+
6
Lubes
Low
b+
3
store order
Biscuits
Low
b+
5 r6
Non food
Low
b+
4
TH
drinks SCOT
Low
b+
3
Confect & gum
Low b+5 r6
Chilled
W
ine
b+
3
Chilled
Beer/Cider
SCOT
b+
4
Chilled Drinks SCOT
b+4
Prom 2
Low b+4 r5
F/Deals Header
Bonds 50p
100m
m
hks
store order
Bonds Adlt
100m
m
hks
store order
Bonds Adlt
100m
m
hks
store order
LOTTERY STAND
EXTERNAL NEWS
STAND 9 TITLES
1052x448x1240
BASKETS
frozen
b+5
2500
COSTA
EXPRESS
800x1000x1970
HOT FOOD
SELF
SERVE
UNIT
634x663
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DONUTS
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Portobello
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x720
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clipstrips
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b+
5
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Burst Slush
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x900
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in drawers
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m
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bot
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961
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783
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Foam
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Co2
Co2
Co2
858
19023
12074
Heat
Detector
Store Type
Address
Building Size
Drawn By
Scale @ A2
Date
Revision
Notes
Signed Off
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& must be checked by the shopfitter prior to commencement of
work on site. This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all
other relevant drawings, documents & specifications. All works is
to be carried out by a qualified shopfitter in accordance with the
manufacture / supplier instructions and to current codes of
practice and legislation. The feasibility of this drawing must be
checked by a qualified shopfitter who should ensure that the
drawing meets all the required legislation. Booker Limited & the
drawer take no responsibility for the feasibility of this drawing. The
drawer of this drawing does not act as the principal designer. For
any queries please contact the Merchandising & Development
department or the relevant member of the project team.
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professional advisors with regard to any risks involved and the
suitability of these drawings. Booker Limited accept no liability for
any loss or damage sustained by any party arising from the use of
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12.03.2026
DUKES
FS526
BP Service Station
Carlise Road
Airdrie Lanarkshire
ML6 8RA
RELAY 2026
Neighbourhood STD
1099 sq/ft
sq/ft
CL
D
Yes / No
_
Height: 1.995m
Profile 4
Chill
Height : 1.100m
370mm
Fire Exit
Fire
Extinguisher
Profile 1
Wall Shelving
Heat
Detector
CCTV
E/L EMERGENCY
LIGHT
Symbol Legend
Display Area of Alcohol (Inaccessible)
Display Area of Alcohol (Accessible)
Toilet Area
Profile 2 & 3
Wall
Shelving
Height : 1.4m
470mm
Total Display Area of Alcohol (Inaccessible)
Spirits:-  = 1.0m(w) x 1.1m(h) = 1.1m2
Total Display Area of Alcohol (Accessible)
Red Wine:- 1.0m(w) x 1.4m(h) = 1.4m2
Multipack Beers:- 1.0m(w) x 1.4m(h) = 1.4m2
Chilled Alcohol:-  3.830(w) x 1.995m(h) = 7.641m2
Total Display Shelving -
Total = 11.541m2
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Dukes Service Station
Lidl
Excelsior Stadium
A Shakoor and Sons
June 10, 2026
Reproduced by permission of Ordnance Survey
on behalf of HMSO. © Crown copyright
and database right 2026.
All rights reserved. Ordnance Survey
Licence number AC0000819817
±
0 0.15 0.30.07 mi
0 0.2 0.40.1 km
1:8,013
Dukes Service Station - 94 Carlisle
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Premises Address Type of Premises Sale of Alcohol Capacity Distance by Road to Propsed
Premises (m)
BP Colston Connect 3 Carlisle Road, Airdrie, ML6 8AA Petrol Station Off Sales 8.84m2 800
Lidl 101 Carlisle Road, Airdrie, ML6 8AG Supermarket Off Sales 80.06m2 140
Excelsior Stadium Broomfield Park, Craigneuk Avenue, Airdrie ML6 8QD Football Stadium On Sales 810 140
A Shakoor and Sons 5 Gartleahill, Airdrie, ML6 9LE Convenience Store Off Sales 13.84m2 500
Application for a Non-Minor Variation- Dukes Service Station, 94 Carlisle Road, Airdrie ML6 8RA
List of Current Licensed Premises within the Proposed Locality
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OFFICIAL
OFFICIAL
Anti-Social Behaviour Report  
(94 Carlisle Rd, Airdrie, ML6 8RA)
(Dates: 10/04/2025 – 09/04/2026)
In terms of Section 21(3)(b) of the Licensing (Scotland Act, 2005, I now
provide, as requested by the Licensing Board, a report detailing all cases,
complaints and representations within the relevant period concerning anti-social
behaviour on the premises or within a 50 metre radius of the premises:
Incidents Count
Complaints 0
Drugs / Solvent abuse 0
Disturbances 0
Drinking in public places 0
Assault 0
Damage to property 0
Neighbour Dispute 0
Noise Complaint 0
Crime Reports (Including Fixed Penalty Tickets) Count
Breach of the Peace  (inc. racial etc. aggravations and Criminal Justice 
Licensing (S) Act 2010 Section 38)  ) 2
Culpable and Reckless Conduct 1
Drunk & Incapable [Civic Govt.(S) Act 1982 Section 50(1)] 0
Drug related offences 0
Assaults 0
Indecent Assault 0
Street Drinking 0
Urinating  [Civic Govt.(S) Act 1982 Section 47] 0
Vandalism (including fireraising and malicious mischief) 0
Riotous behaviour while Drunk on Licensed Premises [Licensing (S) Act
2005 Section 78] 0
Refuse to leave Licensed Premises [Licensing (S) Act 2005 Section 79] 0
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Licensing Standards Officer’s Report
Subject: Non-minor variation
To: Licensing Board
Author(s) of
Report:
Jill Brown
Licensing Standards Officer
Date: 20 April 2026
Background
1.1 On 10 April 2026 North Lanarkshire Council received an application for a non- minor
variation to Premises Licence 740; Dukes Service Station, 94 Carlisle Road, Airdrie,
ML6 8RA.
1.2.1 Notice of the application was issued by the Licensing Board, and copies were provided
to the consultees, including North Lanarkshire Council Licensing Standards Officers.
It was also made available for public consultation on the North Lanarkshire Council
website.
1.2.2 Premises is a petrol filling station, licensed to sell alcohol.
1.3 The applicant wishes to vary the following of the Premises Licence:-
Change to Layout Plan
• Refurbishment of the retail layout in the public area which would include
replacing the existing chiller with a larger one to display alcohol
products.
• A small reduction of 1 square meter in ambient wines and beers in
public area of display.
• Change of shelving display in the non-public area of display which
would result in an increase of alcohol displayed behind the service
counter.
• Capacity would increase to 11.541m square.
• Further variation sought for “food on the go”.  Customers may order
groceries, food and drinks, including alcoholic drinks for home delivery
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from the premises.   
1.4 The premises displayed a site notice with their proposed variations; no objections were
made during the consultation process.   
Legislation 
2.1 In terms of s.14 of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005: 
2.1.1 A Licensing Standards Officer for a council area has the following general
functions— 
2.1.1.1 providing to interested persons information and guidance concerning
the operation of this Act in the area, 
2.1.1.1.1 supervising the compliance by the holders of— 
2.1.1.1.1.1 premises licences, or 
2.1.1.1.1.2 occasional licences, 
in respect of premises in the area with the conditions of their licences and other
requirements of this Act,
2.1.1.2 providing information to Licensing Boards about any conduct of holders
of, or persons applying for, personal licences in the area, which is inconsistent
with the licensing objectives,] 
2.1.1.3 providing mediation services for the purpose of avoiding or resolving
disputes or disagreements between— 
2.1.1.3.1 the holders of the licences referred to in paragraph 2.1.1.1.1,
and 
2.1.1.3.2 any other persons, 
concerning any matter relating to compliance as referred to in that paragraph. 
Current Position 
3.1  The Licensing Standards Officer attended the premises to verify that the site notice
was correctly displayed. Photographs were taken showing both the location of the
premises and the site notice being displayed. Additional photographs were taken
inside the premises showing the alcohol display behind the counter as per layout plan.
(Appendix 1) 
3.2 This visit did not identify any issues in terms of compliance; all documentation was
readily available for inspection by the Licensing Standards Officer. Challenge 25
displayed and online refusal system in place. 
3.3 The Licensing Standards Officer can confirm that the premises displayed their site
notice for the period 10 April to 01 May 2026. 
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Licensing Standards Officer’s Comments 
4.1 The Licensing Standards Officer has no further comments or concerns regarding the
application. 
4.2    The matter is referred to the Licensing Board for consideration. 
Jill Brown
Licensing Standards Officer
20 April 2026
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North Lanarkshire Council
Report
Does this report require to be approved? ☐ Yes ☒  No
Ref REB/LT Date 26/06/2026
From Rachel Blair, Clerk to the Licensing Board
E-mail blairr@northlan.gov.uk
Executive Summary
The purpose of this report is to provide the Licensing Board (“the Board”) with the
information required to consider and determine an application for a non-minor variation of
a premises licence in terms of section 29 of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 (“the 2005
Act”).
Recommendations
It is recommended that the Board consider the application in accordance with the
provisions of the 2005 Act and resolve to:
(1) consider the application for a non-minor variation of a premises licence;
(2) have due regard to the statutory guidance issued in terms of s.142 of the 2005
Act;
(3) determine the application by resolving to:
(i) grant the application, subject to the mandatory conditions and any
additional conditions the Board considers appropriate;
(ii) continue consideration of the application to a future meeting of the Board;
or
(iii) refuse the application on one or more of the statutory grounds for refusal
referred to in paragraph 1.5 of this report.
The Plan for North Lanarkshire
Priority  Improve the health and wellbeing of our communities 
Ambition statement  (14) Ensure the highest standards of public protection
Programme of Work Statutory / corporate / service requirement
1. Background
1.1 On 11 February 2026, the Board received an application for a non-minor variation of the
Licensing Board
Application to Vary Premises Licence – La Cabra, 37 Clark Street,
Airdrie ML6 6DH
Item 5
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premises licence in respect of La Cabra, 37 Clark Street, Airdrie ML6 6DH. In terms of
the 2005 Act, the application requires to be determined by the Board as the matters
sought are not subject to officer delegation under the Board’s Scheme of Delegation. 
1.2 In terms of the 2005 Act, a variation of a premises licence includes any variation of: 
1.2.1 conditions to which the licence is subject (other than mandatory conditions);
1.2.2 the operating plan;
1.2.3 the layout plan; or
1.2.4 any other information contained in or referred to in the licence, 
and includes any addition, deletion or modification. 
1.3 Where a variation constitutes a minor variation, the application must be granted in
accordance with the 2005 Act. Authority to determine minor variations has been
delegated to the Clerk to the Licensing Board. Minor variations include variations relating
to: 
1.3.1 layout plans which remain consistent with the operating plan;
1.3.2 restrictions on the entry of children or young persons;
1.3.3 the premises manager; and
1.3.4 other prescribed minor variations. 
1.4 Where the variation sought is not minor, section 30 of the 2005 Act requires the Board
to hold a hearing to determine the application. In determining the application the Board
must consider whether any of the statutory grounds for refusal apply. Where none apply,
the Board must grant the application. Where any apply, the Board must refuse the
application. 
1.5 The statutory grounds for refusal are: 
1.5.1 where refusal is required under: 
1.5.1.1 section 32(2) of the Act (previous refusal of the same variation within
the preceding year); 
1.5.1.2 section 64(2) (continuous sale of alcohol for a 24-hour period without
exceptional circumstances); 
1.5.1.3 section 65(3) (off-sales proposed before 10:00 or after 22:00); 
1.5.2 where granting the application would be inconsistent with one or more of the
licensing objectives; 
1.5.3 where having regard to: 
1.5.3.1 the nature of activities carried on or proposed, 
1.5.3.2 the location, character and condition of the premises, and 
1.5.3.3 the persons likely to frequent the premises, 
the Board considers the premises unsuitable for the sale of alcohol in accordance
with the proposed variation; 
1.5.4 where granting the application would result in overprovision of licensed premises,
or licensed premises of the same or similar description in the locality. 
1.6 Where refusal relates to the Licensing objectives. The Board must specify which
objective or objectives apply. The licensing objectives are:
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1.6.1 preventing crime and disorder;
1.6.2 securing public safety;
1.6.3 preventing public nuisance
1.6.4 protecting and improving public health;
1.6.5 protecting children and young persons from harm.
1.7 Section 22 of the 2005 Act provides that any person may object to, or make
representations regarding, a premises licence application on grounds relevant to the
statutory grounds for refusal. Where the Board receives such objections or
representations, unless the Board considers them to be frivolous or vexatious; it must:
1.7.1 provide a copy to the applicant; and
1.7.2 take them into account when determining the application.
1.8 The Board must have regard to statutory guidance issued under section 142 of the 2005
Act and, where departing from such guidance, must provide reasons.
2. Report
2.1 On 11 February 2026, a non-minor variation application including amended operating
plan and layout plan, as detailed in Appendix 1 of the report, was made by La
Cabraairdrie Limited in respect of premises at La Cabra, 37 Clark Street, Airdrie ML6
6DH. Neil Miller Licensing Consultancy has submitted the application on behalf of La
Cabraairdrie Limited. The variations sought in terms of that application are as follows:
2.1.1 Amendment to layout plan to include the addition of an upstairs dining area
within the restaurant and a small external drinking area to the front of the
premises.
2.1.2 Addition of Outdoor drinking facilities
2.1.3 Amendment to operating plan to reflect that the premises including the
outdoor area may open prior to core hours for breakfast etc., but alcohol will
only be sold during core licensed hours granted by NLC.
2.1.4 Increase On Sales capacity from 40 to 78 (70 internally on both floors and 8 in
external area).
2.2 In considering and determining this application, the Board must have regard to the
statutory guidance produced in terms of section 142 of the 2005 Act. Said guidance is
available via Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 Section 142 Guidance for Licensing
Boards. Section 142(3) of the 2005 Act specifically provides that each Licensing Board
must, in the exercise of their functions under this Act, have regard to any guidance
issued to them. In considering the present application, Members should pay particular
regard to Chapter 2 of the guidance on the licensing objectives and Chapter 5 on
overprovision. Should the Board choose not to follow the statutory guidance it must
give reasons for doing so and provide notice to the Scottish Ministers in terms of section
142(4) of the 2005 Act.
2.3 As a preliminary matter, the Board must determine the locality in which the premises
is sited for the purpose set out in section 23(5) of the 2005 Act. This section provides
that the Board must consider whether, if the application were to be granted, there
would, as a result, be overprovision of licensed premises, or licensed premises of the
same or similar description as the subject premises, in the locality. In order to enable
the Board to consider this matter, a list of existing licensed premises within a proposed
locality, together with a proposed locality plan, is attached at Appendix 2 and has also
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been provided to the applicant’s agent in advance of this hearing. Submissions ought
to be invited from the applicant prior to a determination on whether to approve the
proposed locality for the purposes of assessing overprovision. The Board should note
that its current Statement of Licensing Policy does not identify any locality within North
Lanarkshire as being overprovided. However, the absence of a designated area of
overprovision does not prevent the Board from considering overprovision in relation
to the particular circumstances of an individual application.
2.4 In terms of section 24A of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005, an Anti-Social Behaviour
Report from Police Scotland was requested in terms of powers delegated to officers
under the Scheme of Delegation set out in the current Statement of Licensing Policy.
Said Anti-Social Behaviour Report is attached as Appendix 3 to the report.
2.5 In accordance with the statutory consultation process, the non-minor variation
application was circulated to Police Scotland, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service,
Building Standards, Environmental Health, Pollution Control, Planning, and NHS
Lanarkshire. Notice of the application was also displayed on the Council’s website.
Following consultation and advertisement of the application, no formal objections
were received.
2.6 The existing premises licence, including operating plan, are attached as Appendix 4
to the report.
2.7 Licensing Standards Officer, Jill Brown, visited the premises and prepared a report
including comments that Members may wish to consider, together with photographs
of the premises. Said report is attached as Appendix 5 to the report. The report was
provided to the applicant’s agent in advance of this hearing.
2.8 As the application is seeking to add outdoor drinking as a new activity, should the
Board be minded to grant the application, it may wish to consider the imposition of a
condition setting a terminal hour for the use of the outdoor area.
2.9 The Board is invited to determine the application in accordance with the options set
out in the Recommendations section.
Conclusion
2.10 This report provides the Board with the relevant information relating to the application
for a non-minor variation of the premises licence for La Cabra, 37 Clark Street, Airdrie
ML6 6DH.
2.11 The Board is invited to consider the application in light of:
2.11.1 the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005;
2.11.2 the licensing objectives;
2.11.3 the Board’s Statement of Licensing Policy; and
2.11.4 statutory guidance;
2.12 The Board must determine the application in accordance with the options set out in
the Recommendations section.
3. Measures of success
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4. Supporting documentation 
4.1 Appendix 1 - Application to Vary Premises Licence – La Cabra, 37 Clark Street,
Airdrie ML6 6DH including amended operating plan and layout plan. 
4.2 Appendix 2 - List of existing licensed premises, together with a proposed locality plan. 
4.3 Appendix 3 – Anti-Social Behaviour Report received from Police Scotland. 
4.4 Appendix 4 - Existing Premises Licence – La Cabra, 37 Clark Street, Airdrie ML6
6DH including amended operating plan. 
4.5 Appendix 5 - Licensing Standards Officer Report by Jill Brown dated 1 May 2026. 
Name Rachel Blair 
Title Clerk to the Licensing Board 
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5. Impacts 
5.1 Public Sector Equality Duty and Fairer Scotland Duty
Does the report contain information that has an impact as a result of the Public
Sector Equality Duty and/or Fairer Scotland Duty?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
If Yes, has an assessment been carried out and published on the council’s
website? https://www.northlanarkshire.gov.uk/your-community/equalities/equality-
and-fairer-scotland-duty-impact-assessments
Yes ☐ No ☐
5.2 Financial impact
Does the report contain any financial impacts?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, have all relevant financial impacts been discussed and agreed with
Finance?
Yes ☐ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.3 HR policy impact
Does the report contain any HR policy or procedure impacts?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, have all relevant HR impacts been discussed and agreed with People
Resources?
Yes ☐ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.4 Legal impact
Does the report contain any legal impacts (such as general legal matters, statutory
considerations (including employment law considerations), or new legislation)?
Yes ☒ No ☐
If Yes, have all relevant legal impacts been discussed and agreed with Legal and
Democratic?
Yes ☒ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
Appropriate legal advice must be provided to the Board in order to inform the
decisions it is required to make.  A legal advisor is therefore required to be present
at each Licensing Board Hearing. 
5.5 Data protection impact
Does the report / project / practice contain or involve the processing of personal
data?
Yes X No 
If Yes, is the processing of this personal data likely to result in a high risk to the
data subject?
Yes X No ☐
If Yes, has a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) been carried out and e-
mailed to dataprotection@northlan.gov.uk
Yes X No ☐
5.6   Technology / Digital impact
Does the report contain information that has an impact on either technology, digital
transformation, service redesign / business change processes, data management,
or connectivity / broadband / Wi-Fi?
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If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact? 
Where the impact identifies a requirement for significant technology change, has
an assessment been carried out (or is scheduled to be carried out) by the
Enterprise Architecture Governance Group (EAGG)?
Yes ☐ No ☐
5.7 Environmental / Carbon impact
Does the report / project / practice contain information that has an impact on any
environmental or carbon matters?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.8 Communications impact
Does the report contain any information that has an impact on the council’s
communications activities?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.9 Risk impact
Is there a risk impact?
Yes ☒ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the key risks and potential impacts,
highlighting where the risk(s) are assessed and recorded (e.g. Corporate or
Service or Project Risk Registers), and how they are managed? 
There is a risk of legal challenge to decisions made by the Board.  This is
managed and mitigated by the provision of appropriate legal advice before and
during each Hearing. 
5.10 Armed Forces Covenant Duty
Does the report require to take due regard of the Armed Forces Covenant Duty (i.e.
does it relate to healthcare, housing, or education services for in-Service or ex-
Service personnel, or their families, or widow(er)s)?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the provision which has been made to
ensure there has been appropriate consideration of the particular needs of the
Armed Forces community to make sure that they do not face disadvantage
compared to other citizens in the provision of public services.
5.11 Children’s rights and wellbeing impact
Does the report contain any information regarding any council activity, service
delivery, policy, or plan that has an impact on children and young people up to the
age of 18, or on a specific group of these?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact and the provision that has
been made to ensure there has been appropriate consideration of the relevant
Articles from the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).
If Yes, has a Children’s Rights and Wellbeing Impact Assessment (CRWIA) been
carried out?
Yes ☐ No ☐ 
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Minor Variation (change of premises manager including any other minor variation) Ê31.00
Minor Variation or Variations €20.00
Non Minor Variation Ê160.00
NORTH LANARKSHIRE LICENSING BOARD
APPLICATION TO VARY PREMISES LICENCE
L¡CENSTNG (SCOTLAND) 2005 - SEGT|ON 29
Question I
1(a) Name, address and postcode of licensed premises.
La Cabra
37 Clark Street
Airdrie
ML6 6DH
1(b) Premises Licence Reference Number.
827
Question 2
Particulars of premises licence holder
2(a) Where licence holder is an individual, provide full name, date, place of birth and home
address including postcode.
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2(b) Where licence holder is a partnership, please provide full name and postal address of
partnership.
2(c) Where licence holder is a company, please provide name, registered office and company
registration number.
La Cabraairdrie Ltd
c/o 36 Clark Street
Airdrie
ML6 6DH
sc 819841
2(d) Where the licence holder is a club or other body, please provide full name and postal address
of club or other body.
Question 3
3 (a) ls the variation to substitute another person as the premises manager? NO
lf YES - please provide full name, date, place of birth and home address including post code.
Please also produce the personal licence or a copy of the licence.
3 (b) Do you wish the application to have immediate effect? NO
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Question 4
4 (a) ls the variation to the layout plan? YES
4(b) lf YES please (1) attach seven sets of plans showing the proposed new layout of the
premises; and (2) describe the variation to the plan.
The intention is to add an upstairs dining area within the restaurant and also a small external
drinking area to the front , see attached new layout plan .
Question 5
Describe other variation(s) sought
lncrease in capacity to read
On sales :78 (70 internally on both floors and 8 in external area )
Off sales : 5m2
Question 6
6 (a) Has there been a previous application for variation for these premises in the past year
(includinq any time before the current licence holder acquired them)? YES
6 (b)
6 (c)
lf "NO" go the question 7.
lf "YES" was that previous application refused?
lf it was refused give details of that previous application
Name of the Applicant:
Date of the Board decision:
Summarise the variation which was then requested:
NO
6 (d) lf there has been a Board decision to refuse in the one year before the date of lodging this
application please state which of (1) or (2) you think applies and if (2) applies state what you
think the material change of circumstances has been:-
(1) At the time of the earlier refusal the Board directed that the bar would not apply to
any subsequent application.
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(2) The Board is satisfied that there has been a material change of circumstances since
the earlier refusal.
Question 7
7 (a) ls the premises licence submitted along with this application? Can be if required
7 (b) lf "NO" please provide a statement of reasons for failure to produce the licence
DECLARATION BY LICENCE HOLDER OR AGENT ON BEHALF OF LICENCE HOLDER
lf signing on behalf of the licence holder please state in what capacity.
The contents of this Application are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Signature NEIL M|LLER............ * (see note below)
Date 1110212026
Capacity AGENT (delete as appropriate)
Telephone number and e-mail address of signatory 07904 670668
contact@ n m I cl i ce ns i no consu lta ncv. com
Data Protection Act 2018
The information which you provide on this form will be processed by North Lanarkshire
Council (which is the "data controller" for purposes of data protection law). A Privacy
Statement explaining how we process your personal information can found on the Council's
website www. northlanarkshire.qov.uk
Payment can be made by cheque made payable to North Lanarkshire Council or by
crediUdebit card by telephone 01698 302360.
Contact for enquiries: LicensingBoard@northlan.gov.uk
Gomplete and return to:
Clerk to the Licensing Board, Givic Centre, Windmillhill Street, Motherurell MLl IAB
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SCHEDULE 4 
Regulation 4(2) 
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL – PREMISES LICENCE APPLICATION
LODGED NO LATER THAN 16 JANUARY 2009 
Is there a licence under the Licensing (Scotland) Act 1976 held in respect of the premises? 
YES
(*Delete as appropriate) 
If so, do you consider the application to be a “Grandfather Rights” application (i.e. on falling within
Article 18 or 19 of the Licensing (Transitional and Saving Provisions) (Scotland) Order 2007)? 
NO
(*Delete as appropriate) 
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2 
SCHEDULE 5 
Regulation 6 
OPERATING PLAN 
Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005, Section 20(2)(b)(i) 
Question 1 
STATEMENT REGARDING ALCOHOL BEING SOLD ON PREMISES/OFF PREMISES OR BOTH 
1(a) Will alcohol be sold for consumption solely ON the premises? NO*
1(b) Will alcohol be sold for consumption solely OFF the premises? NO*
1(c) Will alcohol be sold for consumption both ON and OFF the premises? YES
(*Delete as appropriate) 
Question 2 
STATEMENT OF CORE TIMES WHEN ALCOHOL WILL BE SOLD FOR CONSUMPTION ON
PREMISES 
Day  ON Consumption 
Opening Time  Terminal hour
Monday 11AM MIDNIGHT
Tuesday 11AM MIDNIGHT
Wednesday 11AM MIDNIGHT
Thursday 11AM MIDNIGHT
Friday 11AM 01.00
Saturday 11AM 01.00
Sunday 11AM MIDNIGHT 
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3 
Question 3 
STATEMENT OF CORE TIMES WHEN ALCOHOL WILL BE SOLD FOR CONSUMPTION OFF
PREMISES 
Day  OFF Consumption 
Opening Time  Terminal hour
Monday 11AM 10PM
Tuesday 11AM 10PM
Wednesday 11AM 10PM
Thursday 11AM 10PM
Friday 11AM 10PM
Saturday 11AM 10PM
Sunday 11AM 10PM 
Question 4 
SEASONAL VARIATIONS 
Does the applicant intend to operate according to seasonal demand NO 
If YES – provide details 
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4 
Question 5 
Please indicate the other activities or services that will be provided on the premises in addition to
supply of alcohol 
COL. 1 
5(a) 
Activity
COL. 2 
Please confirm
YES/NO
COL. 3 
To be provided
during core licensed
hours – please
confirm 
YES/NO
COL. 4 
Where activities are
also to be provided
outwith core
licensed hours
please confirm
YES/NO
Accommodation N N/A N/A
Conference facilities N N N
Restaurant facilities Y Y Y
Bar Meals Y Y Y 
5(b) Activity 
Social functions
including:
Please confirm
YES/NO
To be provided
during core licensed
hours – please
confirm 
YES/NO
Where activities are
also to be provided
outwith core
licensed hours
please confirm
YES/NO
Receptions including
Weddings, funerals,
birthdays, retirements
etc. 
Y Y N
Club or other group
meetings etc. 
N N N 
5(c) Activity 
Entertainment
including:
Please confirm
YES/NO
To be provided
during core licensed
hours – please
confirm 
YES/NO
Where activities are
also to be provided
outwith core
licensed hours
please confirm
YES/NO
Recorded music – see
5(g) 
Y Y N
Live performances see
5(g). 
N N N
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5 
Dance Facilities N N N
Theatre N N N
Films N N N
Gaming N N N
Indoor/outdoor sports N N N
Televised sport N N N 
5(d) 
Activity 
Please confirm
YES/NO
To be provided
during core licensed
hours – please
confirm 
YES/NO
Where activities are
also to be provided
outwith core
licensed hours
please confirm
YES/NO
Outdoor drinking
facilities 
Y Y Y 
5(e) 
Activity 
Please confirm
YES/NO
To be provided
during core licensed
hours – please
confirm 
YES/NO
Where activities are
also to be provided
outwith core
licensed hours
please confirm
YES/NO
Adult entertainment  N N N 
Where you have answered YES in respect of any entry in column 4 above, please provide further
details below. 
The premises may open prior to core hours for breakfast etc but alcohol will only be sold during
core licensed hours granted by NLC . 
5(f)  any other activities 
If you propose to provide any activities other than those listed in 5(a) – (e) please provide details or
further information in the box below. 
Home Deliveries 
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6 
5(g) Late night premises opening after 1.00 a.m. 
Where you have confirmed that you are providing live or recorded
music, will the decibel level exceed 85dB? 
YES/NO* 
When fully occupied, are there likely to be more customers standing
than seated? 
YES/NO*
*(delete as appropriate) 
Question 6 (On-sales only) 
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS 
6(a) When alcohol is being sold for consumption on the premises
will children or young persons be allowed entry? 
YES
*(delete as appropriate) 
6(b) Where the answer to 6(a) is YES provide statement of the TERMS under which they will be
allowed entry 
Children and young people are permitted access when accompanied by an adult for the purposes
of taking a meal . 
6(c) Provide statement regarding the AGES of children or young persons to be allowed entry. 
0-17 
6(d) Provide statement regarding the TIMES during which children and young persons will be
allowed entry. 
During core hours 
6(e) Provide statement regarding the PARTS of the premises to which children and young persons
will be allowed entry. 
Whole premises . 
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7 
Question 7 
CAPACITY OF PREMISES 
What is the proposed capacity of the premises to which this application relates? 
On sales : 78 ( 70 internally on both floors and 8 in external area )
Off sales : 5m2 
Question 8 
PREMISES MANAGER (Note:  not required where application is for grant of provisional
premises licence) 
Personal details 
8(a) Name 
Maria Gonzalez 
8(b) Date of Birth 
31/03/1991 
8(c)  Contact Address 
24 Wellsgreen Court , Uddingston, Glasgow G71 7UZ 
8(d) Email address 
n/a 
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8 
8(e) Personal licence 
Date of Issue Name of Licensing Board
issuing
Reference no. of personal
licence 
23/01/2025 
EDC  EDC 1492 
DECLARATION BY APPLICANT OR AGENT ON BEHALF OF APPLICANT 
If signing on behalf of the applicant please state in what capacity. 
The contents of this operating plan are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. 
Signature Neil Miller ............................ *(see note below) 
Date16/03/2026 .................................. 
Capacity AGENT (delete as appropriate) 
Telephone number and email address of signatory 07904 670668
contact@nmlclicensingconsultancy.com  .......................................................................... 
*Data Protection Act 2018 
The information on this form may be held on an electronic public register which may be available to
members of the public on request. 
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9 
SCHEDULE 
Regulation 7 
SCHEDULE 6
DISABLED ACCESS AND FACILITIES STATEMENT
Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005, Section 20(2)(b)(iia) 
Question 1 
Disabled access and facilities 
1(a)  Is there disabled access to the premises YES/NO*
1(b)  Do you have facilities for those with a disability YES/NO*
1(c) Do you have any other provisions available to aid the use of the
premises by disabled people
YES/NO*
*(Delete as appropriate) 
If you have answered Yes to any of the questions above please complete, as appropriate, the
following sections. 
Question 2 
Disabled access to, from and within the premises 
Please provide clear and detailed description of how accessible the premises are for disabled people
e.g. ramps, accessible floors, si.wiage 
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Question 3 
Facilities available 
Please describe in detail the facilities provided for disabled people e.g. disabled toilets, lifts, accessible
tables. 
Question 4 
Other provisions 
Please provide details of any provisions made to aid the use of the premises by disabled people e.g.
assistance dogs welcome, large print menus. 
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11 
DECLARATION BY APPLICANT OR AGENT ON BEHALF OF APPLICANT 
If signing on behalf of the applicant please state in what capacity. 
The contents of this disabled access and facilities statement are true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. 
Signature  .................................................... *(see note below) 
Date ............................................................. 
Capacity....................................................... APPLICANT/AGENT 
Telephone number and email address of signatory ....................................................................... 
*Data Protection Act 2018 
The information on this form may be held on an electronic public register which may be available to
members of the public on request. 
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Capacity = 40
Kitchen
Disabled/
Women WCWC
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Men's
Store
Hall
Bar
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Capacity = 8
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Service Opening
750
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3930
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750
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Scale 1:100@A3
Abnbh-01
Note: All dimension show on plan as approximate.
La Cabra, 37 Clark Street Airdrie ML6 6DH
Approximate Gross Internal Area  177.95 sq m
Approximate Gross External Area  228.41 sq m JUNE 2026
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La Cabra
Iceland
Home Bargains
Airdrie Central
Bowling Club
Your Local
Morrisons
Treasury Bar
Airdrie No.1
Orange Social Club
Broomfield TavernPulse
Sab of Scotland
The Staging
Post
Diamonds
Night Club
Day to Day
Express
The Mason
Arms
Airdrie Town Hall
Public
House
Razias
Ettore
Airdrie
Covenvience
Store & Post Office
Cola's Off Sales
Spar
Lodge Airdrie
St. John No. 166
Airdrie Working
Men's Social Club
Broomknowe
Bar
Himalayan
Dine In
The Operative
Lodge of
Airdrie No. 203The Albert Bar
Booze n Chewz
Metro Store
St. Margaret's
Centre
Function
Room II Capo
Ikandy
Bozmar
The Cellar Bar
Yesterdays
±
June 11, 2026
Reproduced by permission of Ordnance Survey
on behalf of HMSO. © Crown copyright
and database right 2026.
All rights reserved. Ordnance Survey
Licence number AC0000819817
La Cabra - 37 Clark Street, Airdrie
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APPENDIX 2
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Application for Non - Minor Variation La Cabra, 37 Clark Street Airdrie North Lanarkshire ML6 6DH
Premises Address Type of Premises Sale of Alcohol Capacity Distance by Road to
Propsed Premises (m)
The Staging Post 8 Anderson Street, Airdrie, ML6 0AA Public House On and Off Sales 248 750
Airdrie No.1 Orange Social Club 1 Baillies Lane, Airdrie, ML6 6AL Social Club On Sales 220 450
Ettore 12/14 Bank Street, Airdrie, ML6 6AF Public House On and Off Sales 13.36m2 700
Airdrie Covenvience Store & Post Office 18/20 Bank Street, Airdrie, ML6 6AF Convenience Store Off Sales 6.02m2 650
Lodge Airdrie St. John No. 166 Masonic Temple, 19 Broomknoll Street, Airdrie ML6 6BN Masonic Hall On and Off Sales 100 700
Broomknowe Bar 6 Broomknoll Street, Airdrie ML6 6BN Public House On and Off Sales 30 650
Airdrie Working Men's Social Club 15/17 Broomknoll Street, Airdrie ML6 6BN Social Club On Sales 520 700
The Albert Bar 66 Clark Street, Airdrie, ML6 6DW Public House On and Off Sales 102 23
Cola's Off Sales 41 Clark St, Airdrie ML6 6DH Convenience Store Off Sales 4.29m2 7
The Operative Lodge of Airdrie No. 203 80 Clark Street, Airdrie ML6 6DW Social Club On Sales 120 53
Spar 60 Clark Street, Airdrie ML6 6DW Convenience Store Off Sales 23.5m2 69
Iceland Foods Limited 23-25 Graham Street, Airdrie ML6 6LU Supermarket Off Sales 4.55m2 550
Pulse 11 Graham Street, Airdrie ML6 6AB Public House/ Nightclub Off Sales 400 550
Broomfield Tavern 75 Graham Street, Airdrie ML6 6DE Public House On and Off Sales 270 350
Treasury Bar 7 Graham Street, Airdrie ML6 6AB Public House On and Off Sales 402 550
Home Bargains Units 78-88 Graham Street, Airdrie ML6 6BU Supermarket Off Sales 25.44m2 450
Bozmar 127 Graham Street Airdrie ML6 6DE Convenience Store Off Sales 5.28m2 210
Ikandy 129 Graham Street, Airdrie ML6 6DE Nightclub On Sales 300 240
Sab Of Scotland 28 Graham Street, Airdrie ML6 6BU Convenience Store Off Sales 14.8m2 550
St. Margaret's Centre 96 Hallcraig Street, Airdrie ML6 6AW Church On Sales 130 335
ll Capo 121-123 Hallcraig Street, Airdrie ML6 6AW Public House On and Off Sales 200 and 7.86m2 350
94 Hallcraig Street, Airdrie ML6 6AW Function Room On and Off Sales 150 400
Airdrie Central Bowlig Club Kirkness Street, Airdrie ML6 6ER Bowling Club On Sales 60 600
Diamonds Night Club 41 Stirling Street, Airdrie ML6 0AH Nightclub On Sales 180 700
The Cellar Bar 79 Stirling Street, Airdrie ML6 0AS Public House On and Off Sales 110 and 15.51m2 800
Yesterdays 47 Stirling St, Airdrie ML6 0AS Public House On Sales 140 700
Razias 10 Stirling Street, Airdrie ML6 0AH Public House On and Off Sales 170 and 3.1m2 700
The Mason Arms 30 Stirling Street, Airdrie ML6 0AH Public House On and Off Sales 60 700
Day to Day Express 19-21 Stirling Street, Airdrie ML6 0AH Supermarket Off sales 16.68m2 650
Airdrie Town Hall Stirling Street, Airdrie ML6 0AS Town Hall On sales 750 800
Metro Store 38 Stirling Street, Airdrie ML6 0AH Convenience Store Off Sales 34.93m2 700
Himalayan Dine - In 76 Stirling St, Airdrie ML6 0AS Restaurant On and Off Sales 60 800
4 Stirling Street, Airdrie, ML6 0AH Public House On and Off Sales 442 650
Booze n Chewz 38 Stirling Street, Airdrie ML6 0AH Convenience Store Off Sales 32.45m2 700
Your Local 35 Gartlea Road, Airdrie ML6 9JL Convenience Store Off Sales 18.6m2 650
Morrisons 15 Gartlea Road, Airdrie, ML6 9JL Supermarket Off Sales 249.73m2 700
List of Current Licensed Premises within the Proposed Locality
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OFFICIAL
OFFICIAL
Anti-Social Behaviour Report  
(La Cabra, 37 Clark Street, Airdrie, ML6 6DH)
(Dates: 08/04/2025 – 07/04/2026)
In terms of Section 21(3)(b) of the Licensing (Scotland Act, 2005, I now provide, as
requested by the Licensing Board, a report detailing all cases, complaints and
representations within the relevant period concerning anti-social behaviour on the
premises or within a 50 metre radius of the premises:
Incidents Count
Public Nuisance 0
Drugs / Solvent abuse 0
Disturbances 0
Drinking in public places 0
Assault 0
Damage to property 0
Neighbour Dispute 0
Noise Complaint 0
Crime Reports (Including Fixed Penalty Tickets) Count
Breach of the Peace  (inc. racial etc. aggravations
and Criminal Justice 
Licensing (S) Act 2010 Section 38)
0
Culpable and Reckless Conduct 0
Drunk & Incapable [Civic Govt.(S) Act 1982 Section
50(1)]
0
Drug related offences 0
Assaults 0
Indecent Assault 0
Street Drinking 0
Urinating  [Civic Govt.(S) Act 1982 Section 47] 0
Vandalism (including fireraising and malicious
mischief) 0
Riotous behaviour while Drunk on Licensed
Premises [Licensing (S) Act 2005 Section 78] 0
Refuse to leave Licensed Premises [Licensing (S)
Act 2005 Section 79]
0
APPENDIX 3
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PREMISES LICENCE
lssued by - North Lanarkshire Licensing - under the terms and conditions of
The Licensing and) Act 2005
Premises licence number 827
Date of commencement of licence 2018
Postal address of premises
37 Clark Street
Airdrie
number
Premises are floor of a two storey building.
.0011 Midni
11.00 a.m Midni
11.00 a.m. Midni
11.00 a.m. Midni
11.00 a.m. 1.00 a.m.
11.00 a.m. 1.00 a.m.
Licensed hours
ON SALES
11.00 a.m. Midni
APPENDIX 4
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OFF SALES
11.00 a.m. r0.00 .m
11.00 a. 10.00 .m
11.00 a. 10.00 .m.
11.00 10.00
11.00 10.00 m.
11 10"00 m"
11 10.00 m.
NOTES
if a company), telephone number
ises licence
Airdrie
ML6 6DH
Registered number of prem
number (where applicable)
sc8r9841
I e.g. company number, chari$l
i,
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Name, postal address and telephone number of premises manager named in the
operating plan
Luke Ganning
80 Springcroft Grescent
Bailleston
Glasgow
G69 6S8
Number of the personal lice
operating plan and the name of
EDC|1472
East Dunbartons
premises manager named in the
g Board
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Premises Licence:- Mandatory Gonditions
lnteroretation
1. ln this schedule, "the premises" means,
specified in the licence.
relation to any premises licence, the premises
Compliance with the ooeratinq plan
2(1) Alcohol is to be sold on the p
contained in the licence.
only in accordance with the operating plan
2(2) Nothing in sub-paragraph (1) i as preventing or restricting the doing of
anything referred to in section
3. Any other activity to be remises is to be carried on only in accordance
with the operating plan contai
The oremises manaqer
4(1) Alcohol is not to be sold any time when-
(a) there is of the premises,
(b) personal licence,
manager is suspended, or
premises manager is not the appropriate
rses.
ng qualification" in relation to any licensed
prescribed as such in relation to licensed
under section 91(2Xd).
4(3) Nothing in
manager to
5 is to be read as requiring the premises
be prese the time any sale of alcohol is made.
Authorisation of sales of alcohol
Every sale of alcohol
specifically) by-
must be authorised (whether generally or
(a) the premises manager, or
(b) another person who holds a
Traininq of staff
6(1) No person (other than a person a personal licence) is to work in the premises
in the capacity mentioned in su (2) unless that person has complied with
such requirements as to the training
paragraph.
as may be prescribed for the purposes of this
6(2) That is a capacity (whether paid or u which involves the person-
(a) making sales of alcohol, or
(b) where alcohol is sold on the premises for consumption on the premises, serving such
alcohol to any person.
5.
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6(24) At any time when a person (other than a person who holds a personal licence) is
working in the premises in a capacity mentioned in sub-paragraph (2), there must be kept
on the premises a training record which relates to that person and is in the form set out in
the Schedule to the Licensing (Mandatory Conditions No. 2) (Scotland) Regulations
2007.
6(28) A record kept on the premises under h (24) must be produced to a
Licensing Standards Officer on req
6(3) Regulations under sub-paragra prescribing training requirements may, in
particular-
(a) provide for the accreditation
(i) courses of training,
(ii) persons providing
for the purposes of the regul
(b) prescribe different trai ts in relation to different descriptions of
persons,
(c) require that any person ning or any particular description of training in
accordance with the regul I licence or such other qualification as
may be prescribed in the
at such intervals as may be prescribed in the
Ministers of-
(d) require tra
regulations.
rnrng to be
at a price below its minimum price
products or services for a single price, sub-
supplied on its own for that price.
6A(3) lated according to the following formula -
MPU x
where -MPU is the min
S is the strength of
V is the volume of
6A(4) The Scottish Ministers are to
of sub-paragraph (3).
the minimum price per unit for the purposes
6A(5) For the purposes of
(a) the alcohol is contained in a container, and
or labelled in accordance with relevant(b) the bottle or other container
labelling provisions,
the strength is taken to be the alcoholi
label.
ngth by volume as indicated by the mark or
6A(6) The Scottish Ministers are to specify by order the enactments which are relevant labelling
provisions for the purposes of sub-paragraph (5).
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Pricinq of alcohol
68(1) A package containing two or more alcoholic products (whether of the same or different
kinds) may only be sold on the premises at a price equal to or greater than the sum of the
prices at which each alcoholic product is for sale on the premises.
68(2) Sub paragraph (1) applies -
(a) only where each of the alcoholic is for sale on the premises separately, and
(b) regardless of whether or not
alcoholic product.
also contains any item which is not an
68(3) ln this paragraph, "alcoholic p ns a product containing alcohol and includes
the container in which alcohol is
7 Where the price at which
premises is varied-
on the premises for consumption on the
(a) the variation (referred h as "the earlier price variation") may be
brought into effect only at a period of licensed hours, and
(b) no further variation ich that or any other alcohol is sold on the
premises for con may be brought into effect before the expiry of
the period of ing into effect of the earlier price variation
7A d on the premises for consumption off the
ph as "the earlier price variation") may be
of a period of licensed hours, and
that alcohol is sold on the premises may be
of the period of 72 hours beginning with the
8(1) An irresponsible drinks
premises.
not be carried on in or in connection with the
8(2) Subject to sub-paragraph ( is irresponsible if it-
(a) relates specifically to an a
age of 18,
likely to appeal largely to persons under the
(b) involves the supply of an free of charge or at a reduced price on the
purchase of one or more drinks not alcoholic drinks),
(c) involves the supply free of
measures of an alcoholic drink on
or at a reduced price of one or more extra
of one or more measures of the drink,
(d) involves the supply of unlimited
charge for entry to the premises),
of alcohol for a fixed charge (including any
(e) encourages, or seeks to person to buy or consume a larger measure of
alcoholthan the person had otherwise to buy or consume,
(f) is based on the strength of any
(g) rewards or encourages, or seeks to reward or encourage, drinking alcohol quickly, or
(h) offers alcohol as a reward or prize, unless the alcohol is in a sealed container and
consumed off the premises.
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8(3) Paragraphs (c) to (e) of sub-paragraph (2) apply only to a drinks promotion carried on in
relation to alcohol sold for consumption on the premises.
8(4) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations modify sub-paragraph (2) or (3)so as to-
(a) add further descriptions of drinks promotions,
(b) modify any of the descriptions of dri promotions for the time being listed in it, or
of those descriptions of drinks promotions.(c) extend or restrict the application of
8(5) ln this paragraph, "drinks s, in relation to any premises, any activity
which promotes, or seeks to
premises.
buying or consumption of any alcohol on the
Provision of non-alcoholic drinks
9(1) The conditions specified in apply only to the extent that the premises
licence authorises the sale of on the premises.
9(2) Tap water fit for drinking m free of charge on request.
9(3) Other non-alcoholic d
Aqe Verif¡cation Policy
for purchase at a reasonable price
9A(1) There relation to the sale of alcohol on the premises.
steps are to be taken to establish the age of a
premises ("the customef') if it appears to the
may be less than 25 years of age (or such
does not apply in relation to any sale of alcohol
by virtue of being treated, by section 139, as
taking
r0(1 ) The condition specified in
in respect of which an an
under section I 36(1 ).
(2) applies only in relation to a premises licence
fee is to be paid by virtue of regulations
10(2) The fee must be paid as req lations.
f f (1) The condition specified in this pa only in the case of premises on
which alcohol is sold for premises
11(2) There is to be displayed so that it is visible to customers entering the
premises a sign of at least A4 size
(a) states that persons under the age are not permitted on the premises; or
(b) states that such persons are permitted on the premises or on such parts of the
premises as are specifÏed on the sign.
Baby chanqinq facilities
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12(1) The condition specified in this paragraph applies only in the case of premises-
(a) which are not-
(i) a vehicle;
(ii) a vessel;
(iii) a moveable structure; or
(iv) used wholly or mainly for th rposes referred to in section 125(1);
(b) on which alcohol is sold for consu on the premises; and
(c) to which children under the age of to be admitted.
12(2) There are to be on the premises
persons of either gender.
baby changing which are to be accessible to
f 3(1) Subject to sub paragraph (3 ich is for sale only for consumption off the
premises may be displayed both of the following-
(a) a single area of the
the licence; or
(b) a single area of the
the Licensing Board and the holder of
inaccessible to the public.
r3(14) the premises, in so far as they are used for the
sale of for the sale of alcohol for consumption off
take place only in any one or more of the
)(a) and (b),
for offering the tasting of any alcohol sold on
the and the resulting tasting and is separate
from those
f 3(1C) A drinks promotion in
the premises.
premises may not take place in the vicinity of
f3(1D) For the purposes of means the area extending 200
metres from the boundary the layout plan).
13(2) ln an area agreed in terms of
be displayed only if it is-
(a) a non-alcoholic drink,
(1Xa), a product other than alcohol may
(b) packaged with, and may be only along with, alcohol,
(c) a branded non-alcoholic p
(d) a newspaper, magazine or oth
13(2A) Sub-paragraph (2) is without prej
f 3(3) This paragraph does not apply in
sub-paragraph (18).
of premises -
(a) whose main function is to provide a
(b) where -
attraction, and
(i) the premises form a part of a larger site which is used principally for the
production of alcoholic drinks, or
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(ii) the visitor attraction is used principally to provide information about and
promote the history and attributes of a particular alcoholic drink or a
particular category of alcoholic drink.
13(4) ln this paragraph -
"branded non-alcoholic product" means a product which does not consist of or contain
alcohol and which -
(a) bears a name or image of, or
(b) is an image of, an alcohol
containing alcohol),
(namely, a product consisting of or
"drinks promotion" means any promotes, or seeks to promote, the buying of
any alcohol sold on the premises ption off the premises but does not include
the display of any product which
(a) a branded non-alcoholic sale on the premises, or
(b) a newspaper, magazin ication -
(i) for sale on
(ii) ses, which does not relate only or primarily toif not for
alcohol.
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LocalConditions
Conditions applvinq to Children's access
(14) Heating appliances in the public areas of licensed premises must be adequately guarded
(15) All electrical appliances and sockets
adequately protected against children
(16) Children must not be permitted to
which are in the licensed premises.
tn public areas of the licensed premises must be
into contact with same.
op any amusement with prizes or video machines
(17) Non-glass drinking vessels must be
(18) A minimum of two baby high
(19) Changing facilities for infants,
nappies must be available in
must be clearly indicated in
(20) A secure place must be
for children
provided for very young children.
adequate sized bin for the disposal of soiled
d gents toilets and the availability of such bins
and push chairs in the licensed premises.
MISES LICENCE
rd - under the terms and conditions of
Act 2005
Premises licence number
Postal address of premises
37 Clark Street
Airdrie
Postcode ML6 6DH e number
Premises are a restaurant occupying the ground floor of a two storey building.
Description of premises
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Name and postal address (or registered address if a company) of premises licence
holder
La Cabra Airdrie Ltd
36 Clark Street
Airdrie
ML6 6DH
Registered number of premises
number (where applicable)
sc819841
e.g. company number, charity
ng planName of premises
Luke Can
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Premises Licence:- Mandatory Gonditions
lnterpretation
1. ln this schedule, "the premises" means,
specified in the licence.
Compliance with the operatinq plan
2(1) Alcohol is to be sold on the p
contained in the licence.
2(2) Nothing in sub-paragraph (1)
anything referred to in section
3. Any other activity to be
with the operating plan
The Dremises manaqer
relation to any premises licence, the premises
only in accordance with the operating plan
as preventing or restricting the doing of
is to be carried on only in accordance
ce.
4(1) Alcohol is not to be any time when-
(a) there of the premises,
(b personal licence,
manager is suspended, or
premises manager is not the appropriate
g qualificatíon" in relation to any licensed
prescribed as such in relation to licensed
under section 91(2Xd)
4(3) Nothing in su 5 is to be read as requiring the premises
manager to be the time any sale of alcohol is made.
Authorisation of sales of alcohol
Every sale of alcohol
specifically) by-
must be authorised (whether generally or
(a) the premises manager, or
(b) another person who holds a licence.
Traininq of staff
6(1) No person (other than a person a personal licence) is to work in the premises
in the capacity mentioned in (2) unless that person has complied with
such requirements as to the training
paragraph.
as may be prescribed for the purposes of this
6(2) That is a capacity (whether paid or unpaid) which involves the person-
(a) making sales of alcohol, or
(b) where alcohol is sold on the premises for consumption on the premises, serving such
alcohol to any person.
5.
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6(24) At any time when a person (other than a person who holds a personal licence) is
working in the premises in a capacity mentioned in sub-paragraph (2), there must be kept
on the premises a training record which relates to that person and is in the form set out in
the Schedule to the Licensing (Mandatory Conditions No. 2) (Scotland) Regulations
2007.
6(28) A record kept on the premises under ragraph (24) must be produced to a
Licensing Standards Officer on
6(3) Regulations under sub-p
particular-
prescribing training requirements may, in
(a) provide for the accreditation sh Ministers of-
(i) courses of training,
(ii) persons providing
for the purposes of the regul
(b) prescribe different trai
persons,
(c) require that any person
nts in relation to different descriptions of
ning or any particular description of training in
accordance with the licence or such other qualification as
may be prescribed in the
(d) require training to be at such intervals as may be prescribed in the
regulations.
at a price below its minimum price
products or services for a single price, sub-
supplied on its own for that price
6A(3) according to the following formula -
where -MPU is the mini it,
S is the strength
V is the volume of
6A(4) The Scottish Ministers are to
of sub-paragraph (3).
the minimum price per unit for the purposes
6A(5) For the purposes of sub-para
(c) the alcohol is contained in a container, and
or labelled in accordance with relevant(d) the bottle or other container
labelling provisions,
the strength is taken to be the
label.
gth by volume as indicated by the mark or
6A(6) The Scottish Ministers are to specify by order the enactments which are relevant labelling
provisions for the purposes of sub-paragraph (5).
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Pricinq of alcohol
68(1) A package containing two or more alcoholic products (whether of the same or different
kinds) may only be sold on the premises at a price equal to or greater than the sum of the
prices at which each alcoholic product is for sale on the premises.
68(2) Sub paragraph (1) applies -
(a) only where each of the alcoholic p is for sale on the premises separately, and
(b) regardless of whether or not
alcoholic product.
also contains any item which is not an
68(3) ln this paragraph, "alcoholic prod s a product containing alcohol and includes
the container in which alcohol is
7 Where the price at which
premises is varied-
on the premises for consumption on the
(a) the variation (referred h as "the earlier price variation") may be
brought into effect only at a period of licensed hours, and
(b) no further variation of that or any other alcohol is sold on the
premises for consumpti may be brought into effect before the expiry of
the period of 72hou ing into effect of the earlier price variation.
7A Where on the premises for consumption off the
graph as "the earlier price variation") may be
of a period of licensed hours, and
that alcohol is sold on the premises may be
of the period of 72 hours beginning with the
n.
8(1) An irresponsible drinks
premises.
be carried on in or in connection with the
8(2) Subject to sub-paragraph (3 is irresponsible if it-
(a) relates specifically to an
age of 18,
likely to appeal largely to persons under the
(b) involves the supply of an a
purchase of one or more drinks
free of charge or at a reduced price on the
not alcoholic drinks),
(c) involves the supply free of
measures of an alcoholic drink on
at a reduced price of one or more extra
of one or more measures of the drink,
(d) involves the supply of unlimited
charge for entry to the premises),
nts of alcohol for a fixed charge (including any
(e) encourages, or seeks to person to buy or consume a larger measure of
alcoholthan the person had otherwise ed to buy or consume,
(f) is based on the strength of any
(g) rewards or encourages, or seeks to reward or encourage, drinking alcohol quickly, or
(h) offers alcohol as a reward or prize, unless the alcohol is in a sealed container and
consumed off the premises.
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8(3) Paragraphs (c) to (e) of sub-paragraph (2) apply only to a drinks promotion carried on in
relation to alcohol sold for consumption on the premises.
8(4) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations modify sub-paragraph (2)or (3) so as to-
(a) add further descriptions of drinks promotions,
(b) modify any of the descriptions of
(c) extend or restrict the application
promotions for the time being listed in it, or
of those descriptions of drinks promotions.
ns, in relation to any premises, any activity
buying or consumption of any alcohol on the
apply only to the extent that the premises
sumption on the premises.
of
8(5) In this paragraph, "drinks
which promotes, or seeks to
premises.
Provision of non-alcoholic drinks
9(1) The conditions specified in thi
licence authorises the sale of
9(2) Tap water fit for drinking mu free of charge on request.
9(3) Other non-alcoholic dri for purchase at a reasonable price
Aqe Verification Policv
0A(1) There relation to the sale of alcohol on the premises
steps are to be taken to establish the age of a
premises ("the custome/') if it appears to the
may be less than 25 years of age (or such
does not apply in relation to any sale of alcohol
by virtue of being treated, by section 139, as
taking
f 0(1) The condition specified in (2) applies only in relation to a premises licence
in respect of which an ann
under section 136(1 ).
fee is to be paid by virtue of regulations
10(2) The fee must be paid as
f f (1) The condition specified in this only in the case of premises on
which alcohol is sold for cons premrses.
11(2) There is to be displayed so that it is visible to customers entering the
premises a sign of at least A4 size
(a) states that persons under the age 8 are not permitted on the premises; or
(b) states that such persons are permitted on the premises or on such parts of the
premises as are specified on the sign.
wh
Babv chanqinq facilities
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12(1)
12(2) There are to be on the premises
persons of either gender.
13(1) Subject to sub paragraph (3
premises may be displayed o
(a) a single area of the p
the licence;or
(b) a single area of the
r3(1A) Sub-paragraphs (1
sale of
the p
from
f 3(1C) A drinks promotion
the premises.
f3(1D) For the purposes of sub-
metres from the boundary
13(2) ln an area agreed in terms of
be displayed only if it is-
(a) a non-alcoholic drink,
(b) packaged with, and may be
(c) a branded non-alcoholic prod
(d) a newspaper, magazine or
f 3(24) Sub-paragraph (2) is without prejud
13(3) This paragraph does not apply in
(a) whose main function is to provide a
(b) where -
The condition specified in this paragraph applies only in the case of premises-
(a) which are not-
(i) a vehicle;
(ii) a vessel;
(iii) a moveable structure; or
(iv) used wholly or mainly for the purposes referred to in section 125(1);
(b) on which alcohol is sold for consu on the premises; and
(c) to which children under the age of to be admitted
baby changing which are to be accessible to
is for sale only for consumption off the
both of the following-
between the Licensing Board and the holder of
accessible to the public.
the premises, in so far as they are used for the
for the sale of alcohol for consumption off
take place only in any one or more of the
Xa) and (b),
for offering the tasting of any alcohol sold on
and the resulting tasting and is separate
premises may not take place in the vicinity of
, the "vicinity" means the area extending 200
(as shown on the layout plan).
(tXa), a product other than alcohol may
only along with, alcohol,
(18)
premises -
attraction, and
(ii) the premises form a part of a larger site which is used principally for the
production of alcoholic drinks, or
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(ii)
f 3(4) ln this paragraph -
"branded non-alcoholic product" means
alcohol and which -
(a) bears a name or image of, or
(b) is an image of, an
containing alcohol),
"drinks promotion" means any
any alcohol sold on the premises
the display of any product which
(a) a branded non-alcoholi
(b) a newspaper,
(i) for sale on
( ii) if not for
alcohol.
the visitor attraction is used principally to provide information about and
promote the history and attributes of a particular alcoholic drink or a
particular category of alcoholic drink.
product which does not consist of or contain
(namely, a product consisting of or
promotes, or seeks to promote, the buying of
ption off the premises but does not include
sale on the premises, or
lication -
ises, which does not relate only or primarily to
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LocalConditions
Conditions aoolyinq to Children's access
(14) Heating appliances in the public areas of licensed premises must be adequately guarded.
(15) All electrical appliances and sockets
adequately protected against children
ublic areas of the licensed premises must be
into contact with same.
tn p
(16) Children must not be permitted to
which are in the licensed premises
any amusement with prizes or video machines
(17) Non-glass drinking vessels must be for children
(18) A minimum of two baby high chai provided for very young children
(19) Changing facilities for infants, adequate sized bin for the disposal of soiled
nappies must be available in gents toilets and the availability of such bins
must be clearly indicated in
(20) A secure place must be and push chairs in the licensed premises.
section 20(2)(b)(i)
STA SOLD ON PREMISES/OFF PREMISES OR
BOTH
,vo
NO
vEs
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11.00 a.ml Midniqht
1r.00 a.rJ Midniqht
1r.00 d Midniqht
.00¡11 Midniqht
11.d 1.00 a.m
nÅ 1.00 a.m
l
Midnisht
11 10.00 p.m.
11 10.00 p.m
r 1.00
-
10.00 p.m
,r.oo"il 10.00 p.m
,r.00".,il 10.00 p.m.
tt.oo a.ml . 10.00 p.m.
lr.oo a.m. I 10.00 p.m.
Question 2
STATEMENT OF CORE TIMES VVIíEN ALCOHOL WILL BE SOID FOR CONSUMPTION
O'V PREMISES
WILL BE SOLD FOR CONSUMPTION
NOTES
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Question 4
SEASONAL VARIATIONS
./f YES - provide details
N/A
Question 5
PLEASE INDICATE THE OTHER ACTIVITIES OR SERY/CES THAT WILL BE PROVIDED
ON THE PREMISES IN ADDITION TO SUPPLY OF ALCOHOL
Activity
o be provided
uring corc
censed hours
leæe corrfirm
,E$NA
Where ac{ivities
arê also to be
proúded outwith
core licensed
hours please
confirm
YESINO
Aceommodatian N N/A N/A
Conference facilities N N N
Restaurant facilities Y Y N
Bar meals Y Y N
5(b) Actívity
Socraf functions
includíng:
Please confirm
YES/NO
hr.äi*î
YES4NO
Where activities
are also to be
provided outwith
core licensed
hours please
confirm
YES/NO
Ðoes the applicant intend to operate
¡
accordid
$
fo seasonal demand NO
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Receptions
including
(Weddings
funerals,, bírthdays,
retirements etc)
Y Y N
Club or other group
meetinas etc
N N N
5(c)
ActîvÍty
Entertalnment
lncluding:
Please confirm
YESNO
o be provided
uring core
censed hourc
lease confirm
ES/wO
Where activities
are also to be
provided outwith
core licensed
hours please
confirm
YESNO
Reærded Music -
see 5fs)
Y Y N
Live N N N
N N N
mffi N N N
Films
'Nil
N N N
Gamíns N N N
lndoorloutdoor
sporfs
N N N
Teløvised sport N N N
5(d)
ActlviU
Please
YES/NO
provided
GOTE
hours
confirm
Where activities
are also to be
provided outwith
core licensed
hours please
eonfirm
YES/NA
Outdoor drinking
facilíties
N N N
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N/A
HOME DELIVERIES
NlA
N/A
Where you have answered YES in respeçt
further details below.
5(f) any other acfivities
lf you propose to provide any activities
details or further infarmation in the box
5(g) Late night premises opening after 1
Where you have confirmed that you are
adult entertainment, any æmbination of
in column 4 above, p/ease provide
or recorded mltsic, dancing or
provide the following details
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Question 6 (On-sales only)
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS
6(b) Where the answer to 6(a) is YES
under which they will be allowed entry
6(c) Provide statement regardlng the
be allowed entry
6(d) Provide statement regarding the
young persons will be allowed entry
6(e) Provide statement regarding the
children and young persons will be
of the IERMS
to
and
the premises to which
vEs
CHILDREN & YOUNG PERSONS ARE
BYAN ADULT FOR THE PURPOSE OF T
ESS WHEN ACCOMPANIED
CHILDREN &YOUNG PERSONS OF ALL
DURING CORE HOURS
WHOLE PREMISES
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Question 7
CAPACIW OF PREMISES
Question I
PREMISES MANAGER (NOTE: not
provisional premises [icence)
Personaldetails
8(a) Name
8(b) Date of birth
8(c) Contact address
application ,b for grant of
ON SALES .40
OFFSALES - 5M2
LUKE CANNING
28 APRIL 1993
80 SPRINGCROFT CRESCENT
BAILLESTON
GLASGOW
G69 6SB
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B(d) Emailaddress
B(e) Personallicence
EAST DUNtsA
LIGENS|NG B, I
EDCI1472I3 NOVEMBER2024
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1
Licensing Standards Officer’s
Report
Subject: Non-minor variation
To: Licensing Board
Author(s) of
Report:
Jill Brown
Licensing Standards Officer
Date: 1 May 2026
Background
1.1 On 11th February 2026 North Lanarkshire Council received an application for a non-
minor variation to Premises Licence 827 – La Cabra, 37 Clark Street, Airdrie. 
1.1 Notice of the application was issued by the Licensing Board, and copies were provided
to the consultees, including North Lanarkshire Council Licensing Standards Officers.
It was also made available for public consultation on the North Lanarkshire Council
website.
1.2 The applicant wishes to vary the following of the Premises Licence:-
Variation to the Layout Plan
Add an upstairs area within the restaurant.
Add a small external drinking area to the front of the premises.
Change to Operating Plan 
On sales increase from 40 to 78 (internal being 70 and external 8)
1.4 The premises displayed a site notice from 30 March to 20 April 2026 with their
proposed variations, no objections were made during the consultation process.
Legislation
2.1 In terms of s.14 of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005:
2.1.1 A Licensing Standards Officer for a council area has the following general
functions—
2.1.1.1 providing to interested persons information and guidance concerning
the operation of this Act in the area,
2.1.1.1.1 supervising the compliance by the holders of—
2.1.1.1.1.1 premises licences, or
2.1.1.1.1.2 occasional licences,
in respect of premises in the area with the conditions of their licences and other
requirements of this Act,
APPENDIX 5
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2
2.1.1.2 providing information to Licensing Boards about any conduct of holders
of, or persons applying for, personal licences in the area, which is inconsistent
with the licensing objectives,]
2.1.1.3 providing mediation services for the purpose of avoiding or resolving
disputes or disagreements between—
2.1.1.3.1 the holders of the licences referred to in paragraph 2.1.1.1.1,
and
2.1.1.3.2 any other persons,
concerning any matter relating to compliance as referred to in that paragraph.
Current Position
3.1 The Licensing Standards Officer attended the premises on 20 April 2026 to verify that
the site notice was correctly displayed. Photographs were taken showing both the
location of the premises and the site notice being displayed. (Appendix 1)
3.2 This visit did not identify any issues in terms of compliance; all documentation was
readily available for inspection by the Licensing Standards Officer. Premises Licence
was unavailable at the time of visit as this was submitted with the variation which is
required.
3.3 Appendix 1 photographs show the front of the premises where the applicant proposes
to seat up to 8 patrons.
3.4 Another photograph shows the external rear stairs which lead to a room above the
restaurant currently used as a storeroom. The variation would allow additional patrons
to be seated upstairs, increasing capacity from 40 to 70 internally.
Licensing Standards Officer’s Comments
4.1 The Licensing Standards Officer has no further comments or concerns regarding the
application. There have been no complaints since the licence was confirmed and no
issues identified during the compliance visit.
4.2 The Licensing Standards Officer can confirm that the premises displayed their site
notice for the period of 21 days.
4.3 Premises Manager was present at the time of visit. Premises has an existing licence
for off sales and provides home deliveries. LSO reminded applicants of the following
in relation to home deliveries of alcohol:
• A Challenge 25 policy must be applied by all delivery staff when delivering
alcohol from the premises;
• Delivery staff must undertake alcohol licensing training; and
• The licence holder must maintain a register of refused deliveries, including the
reason or refusal.
4.4 The matter is referred to the Licensing Board for consideration.
Jill Brown
Licensing Standards Officer
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North Lanarkshire Council
Report
Licensing Board
Does this report require to be approved? ☐ Yes   ☒ No
Ref  REB/LT Date 26/06/26
Application for Provisional Premises Licence – Premier, 156 Main
Street, Glenboig ML5 2RD  
From Rachel Blair, Clerk to the Licensing Board
E-mail blairr@northlan.gov.uk
Executive Summary
The purpose of this report is to provide the Licensing Board (“the Board”) with information
required to consider and determine an application for a provisional premises licence in
terms of sections 20 and 45 of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 (“the 2005 Act).  
Recommendations
It is recommended that the Board consider the application in accordance with the
provisions of the 2005 Act and resolve to:
(1) consider the application for a provisional premises licence;
(2) have due regard to the statutory guidance issued in terms of s.142 of the
2005 Act;
(3) determine the application by resolving to:
(i) grant the application, subject to the mandatory conditions and any
additional conditions the Board considers appropriate;
(ii) continue consideration of the application to a future meeting of the
Board; or
(iii) refuse the application on one or more of the grounds for refusal
referred to in paragraph 1.4 of this report.
The Plan for North Lanarkshire
Priority  Improve the health and wellbeing of our communities
Ambition statement (14) Ensure the highest standards of public protection
Programme of Work Statutory / corporate / service requirement
Item 6
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1. Background 
1.1  On 6 March 2026, the Board received an application for a new provisional premises
licence in respect of the premises at Premier, 156 Main Street, Glenboig ML5 3RD. In
terms of the 2005 Act, the application requires to be determined by the Board as the
matters sought are not subject to officer delegation under the Board’s Scheme of
Delegation. 
1.2 In terms of the 2005 Act, an application for a provisional premises licence is made when
a premises is yet to be, or is in the course of being, constructed or converted for use
as a licensed premises. Alcohol is not permitted to be sold under a provisional premises
licence until the licence is confirmed. 
1.3 Section 23 of the 2005 Act provides that if a premises licence application is received,
the Board must hold a hearing for the purpose of considering and determining the
application.  The Board must, in considering and determining the application, consider
whether any of the grounds for refusal apply and- 
1.3.1 if none of them apply, the Board must grant the application, or 
1.3.2 if any of them apply, the Board must refuse the application. 
1.4 The grounds for refusal are: 
1.4.1 that the subject premises are excluded premises; 
1.4.2 that the application must be refused under section 25(2) of the 2005 Act (the
Board had previously refused a premises licence within the preceding year),
section 64(2) of the 2005 Act (alcohol would be sold for a continuous period of
24 hours from the premises, unless there are exceptional circumstances which
would justify allowing the sale of alcohol on the premises during such a period),
or section 65(3) of the 2005 Act (if alcohol is to be sold for off sales purposes
before 10am or after 10pm, or both). 
1.4.3 that the Board consider, having regard to the licensing objectives, that the
applicant is not a fit and proper person to be a holder of a premises licence, 
1.4.4 that the Board considers that the granting of the application would otherwise be
inconsistent with one or more of the licensing objectives, 
1.4.5 that having regard to: 
1.4.5.1 the nature of the activities proposed to be carried on in the subject
premises, 
1.4.5.2 the location, character and condition of the premises, and 
1.4.5.3  the persons likely to frequent the premises 
the Board considers that the premises are unsuitable for use for the sale of
alcohol, 
1.4.6 that the Board considers that, if the application were to be granted, there would,
as a result, be overprovision of licenced premises, or licensed premises of the
same or similar description as the subject premises, in the locality,
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1.4.7 in considering whether either of the grounds for refusal specified in 1.4.3 or
1.4.4 applies, the Board must in particular take into account- 
1.4.7.1 any conviction, notice of which is given by the chief constable under
subsection 4(b) of section 21 of the 2005 Act; and 
1.4.7.2 any report given by the chief constable under section 21A(2). 
1.5 Where the Board considers that- 
1.5.1 they would refuse the application as made, but 
1.5.2 if a modification proposed by them were made to the operating plan or layout
plan (or both) for the subject premises accompanying the application, they
would be able to grant the application, 
the Board must, if the applicant accepts the proposed modification, grant the
application as modified. 
1.6 Where the Board refuses the application- 
1.6.1  the Board must specify the ground for refusal, and 
1.6.2 if the ground for refusal is that specified at 1.4.3 or 1.4.4, the Board must specify
the licensing objective or objectives in question: 
1.6.2.1 preventing crime and disorder;
1.6.2.2 securing public safety;
1.6.2.3 preventing public nuisance;
1.6.2.4 protecting and improving public health, and
1.6.2.5 protecting children and young persons from harm. 
1.7 Section 22 of the 2005 Act provides that any person may object to, or make
representations regarding, a premises licence application on grounds relevant to the
statutory grounds for refusal. Where the Board receives such objections or
representations, unless the Board considers them to be frivolous or vexatious; it must: 
1.7.1 provide a copy to the applicant; and
1.7.2 take them into account when determining the application. 
1.8 The Board must have regard to statutory guidance issued under section 142 of the
2005 Act and, where departing from such guidance, must provide reasons. 
2. Report 
2.1 On 6 March 2026 a provisional premises licence application, as detailed in Appendix
1, was made by RKG (Scot) Limited, in respect of premises at Premier, 156 Main
Street, Glenboig ML5 2RD. TLT LLP has submitted the application on behalf of RKG
(Scot) Limited. The premises are a local convenience store in Glenboig selling products
consistent with that of a small grocery store including but not limited to confectionary,
dairy, meat, hot snacks, coffee, soft drinks, alcohol and cigarettes. There may
occasionally be a charity or community related event. Home deliveries including alcohol
may occur. The application seeks the following features: 
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2.1.1 Off Sale hours of 10am to 10pm daily (which are those permitted in terms of
section 65 of the Act).
2.1.2 Recorded music may be played within and outwith core hours for the benefit of
staff and customers.
2.1.3 The premises will be open for general retail prior to core hours.
2.1.4 Off sales display capacity of 20.2m2.
2.2 In considering and determining this application, the Board must have regard to the
statutory guidance produced in terms of section 142 of the 2005 Act. Said guidance is
available via Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 Section 142 Guidance for Licensing
Boards. Section 142(3) of the 2005 Act specifically provides that each Licensing Board
must, in the exercise of their functions under this Act, have regard to any guidance
issued to them. In considering the present application, Members should pay particular
regard to Chapter 2 of the guidance on the licensing objectives and Chapter 5 on
overprovision. Should the Board choose not to follow the statutory guidance it must
give reasons for doing so and provide notice to the Scottish Ministers in terms of section
142(4) of the 2005 Act.
2.3 As a preliminary matter, the Board must determine the locality in which the premises is
sited for the purpose set out in section 23(5) of the 2005 Act. This section provides
that the Board must consider whether, if the application were to be granted, there
would, as a result, be overprovision of licensed premises, or licensed premises of the
same or similar description as the subject premises, in the locality. In order to enable
the Board to consider this matter, a list of existing licensed premises within a proposed
locality, together with a proposed locality plan, is attached at Appendix 2 and has also
been provided to the applicant’s agent in advance of this hearing. Submissions ought
to be invited from the applicant prior to a determination on whether to approve the
proposed locality for the purposes of assessing overprovision. The Board should note
that its current Statement of Licensing Policy does not identify any locality within North
Lanarkshire as being overprovided. However, the absence of a designated area of
overprovision does not prevent the Board from considering overprovision in relation to
the particular circumstances of an individual application.
2.4 In terms of section 24A of the 2005 Act, an Anti-Social Behaviour Report was requested
from Police Scotland. The report received is attached at Appendix 3 and was provided
to the applicant in accordance with section 24A(4) of the Act.
2.5 Licensing Standards Officer, Isobel Cox, visited the premises and prepared a report for
the Board’s consideration, together with photographs of the premises. The report is
attached at Appendix 4. The report was provided to the applicant’s agent in advance
of this hearing.
2.6 As the application contains home deliveries including alcohol, should the Board be
minded to grant the application, it may wish to consider the imposition of the following
conditions:
2.6.1 A Challenge 25 policy must be applied by all delivery staff when delivering
alcohol from the premises;
2.6.2 Delivery staff must undertake alcohol licensing training; and
2.6.3 The licence holder must maintain a register of refused deliveries, including
the reason for refusal.
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2.7 The Licensing Board is asked to note:
2.7.1 that there has been no previous application made to the Licensing Board.
2.7.2 that, in accordance with the statutory consultation process, the provisional
premises licence application was circulated to Police Scotland, Scottish Fire
and Rescue Service, Building Standards, Environmental Health, Pollution
Control, Planning, and NHS Lanarkshire. Notice of the application was also
displayed on the Council’s website. Following consultation and advertisement
of the application, no formal objections were received.
2.8 The Board is invited to determine the application in accordance with the options set out
in the Recommendations section.
Conclusion
2.9 This report provides the Board with the relevant information relating to the application
for a provisional premises licence in respect of premises at Premier, 156 Main Street,
Glenboig ML5 2RD.
2.10 The Board is invited to consider the application in light of:
2.10.1 the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005;
2.10.2 the licensing objectives;
2.10.3 the Board’s Statement of Licensing Policy; and
2.10.4 statutory guidance;
2.11 The Board must determine the application in accordance with the options set out in the
Recommendations section.
3. Measures of success
3.1 Compliance with licensing legislation, policy and best practice all in accordance with
the licensing objectives.
4. Supporting documentation
4.1 Appendix 1 - Application for Provisional Premises Licence – Premier, 156 Main Street,
Glenboig ML5 2RD.
4.2 Appendix 2 - List of existing licensed premises, together with a proposed locality plan.
4.3 Appendix 3 - Anti-Social Behaviour Report received from Police Scotland.
4.4 Appendix 4 – Licensing Standards Officer Report by Isobel Cox dated 27 April 2026.
Name Rachel Blair
Title Clerk to the Licensing Board
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5. Impacts ( http://connect/report-template-guidance ) 
5.1 Public Sector Equality Duty and Fairer Scotland Duty 
Does the report contain information that has an impact as a result of the Public
Sector Equality Duty and/or Fairer Scotland Duty? 
Yes ☐ No ☒ 
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?   
If Yes, has an assessment been carried out and published on the council’s
website? https://www.northlanarkshire.gov.uk/your-community/equalities/equality-
and-fairer-scotland-duty-impact-assessments 
Yes ☐ No ☐
5.2 Financial impact 
Does the report contain any financial impacts? 
Yes ☐ No ☒ 
If Yes, have all relevant financial impacts have been discussed and agreed with
Finance? 
Yes ☐ No ☐ 
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact? 
5.3 HR policy impact 
Does the report contain any HR policy or procedure impacts? 
Yes ☐ No ☒ 
If Yes, have all relevant HR impacts have been discussed and agreed with People
Resources? 
Yes ☐ No ☐ 
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact? 
5.4 Legal impact 
Does the report contain any legal impacts (such as general legal matters, statutory
considerations (including employment law considerations), or new legislation)? 
Yes ☒ No ☐ 
If Yes, have all relevant legal impacts have been discussed and agreed with Legal
and Democratic? 
Yes ☒ No ☐ 
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
Appropriate legal advice must be provided to the Board in order to inform the
decisions it is required to make.  A legal advisor is therefore required to be present
at each Licensing Board Hearing. 
5.5 Data protection impact 
Does the report / project / practice contain or involve the processing of personal
data?   
Yes ☒ No ☐ 
If Yes, is the processing of this personal data likely to result in a high risk to the
data subject? 
Yes ☒ No ☐ 
If Yes, has a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) been carried out and e-
mailed to dataprotection@northlan.gov.uk 
Yes ☒ No ☐
5.6 Technology / Digital impact
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Does the report contain information that has an impact on either technology, digital
transformation, service redesign / business change processes, data management,
or connectivity / broadband / Wi-Fi? 
Yes ☐ No ☒ 
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact? 
Where the impact identifies a requirement for significant technology change, has
an assessment been carried out (or is scheduled to be carried out) by the
Enterprise Architecture Governance Group (EAGG)? 
Yes ☐ No ☐
5.7 Environmental / Carbon impact 
Does the report / project / practice contain information that has an impact on any
environmental or carbon matters? 
Yes ☐ No ☒ 
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact? 
5.8 Communications impact 
Does the report contain any information that has an impact on the council’s
communications activities? 
Yes ☐ No ☒ 
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact? 
5.9 Risk impact 
Is there a risk impact? 
Yes ☒ No ☐ 
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the key risks and potential impacts,
highlighting where the risk(s) are assessed and recorded (e.g. Corporate or
Service or Project Risk Registers), and how they are managed?
There is a risk of legal challenge to decisions made by the Board.  This is managed
and mitigated by the provision of appropriate legal advice before and during each
Hearing. 
5.10 Armed Forces Covenant Duty 
Does the report require to take due regard of the Armed Forces Covenant Duty (i.e.
does it relate to healthcare, housing, or education services for in-Service or ex-
Service personnel, or their families, or widow(er)s)? 
Yes ☐ No ☒ 
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the provision which has been made to
ensure there has been appropriate consideration of the particular needs of the
Armed Forces community to make sure that they do not face disadvantage
compared to other citizens in the provision of public services. 
5.11     Children’s rights and wellbeing impact
Does the report contain any information regarding any council activity, service
delivery, policy, or plan that has an impact on children and young people up to the
age of 18, or on a specific group of these?
Yes       ☐         No        ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact and the provision that has
been made to ensure there has been appropriate consideration of the relevant
Articles from the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).
If Yes, has a Children’s Rights and Wellbeing Impact Assessment (CRWIA) been
carried out?
Yes       ☐         No        ☐
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SCHEDULE 3
Regulation 4(1)
PROVISIONAL PREMISES LICENCE
Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005, section 20
APPLICANT INFORMATION Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005, section 20(1)
Question 1
Name, address and postcode of premises to be licensed.
PREMIER
156 MAIN STREET
GLENBOIG
ML5 2RD
Question 2
Particulars of applicant
2(a) Where applicant is an individual, provide full name, date and place of birth, and home address
including postcode.
APPENDIX 1
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2(b) Where applicant is a partnership, please provide full name, and postal address of partnership. 
2(c) Where applicant is a company, please provide name, registered office and company registration
number. 
RKG (SCOT) LTD 
UNIT 22B WILSON BUSINESS PARK 
1 QUEEN ELIZABETH AVENUE
HILLINGTON PARK 
GLASGOW 
COMPANY REGISTRATION NO: SC705366 
2(d) Where the applicant is a club or other body, please provide full name, and postal address of club
or other body. 
2(e) Where applicant is a partnership, company, club or other body, please provide the names, dates and
places of birth, and home addresses of connected persons.* 
REMOLO NICOLETTI        DOB: 12.08.77             POB: GLASGOW
KAREN NICOLETTI           DOB: 10.09.81             POB: GLASGOW
SAME ADDRESS: 12 BATHLIN CRESCENT – MOODIESBURN – GLASGOW - G69 0NE 
* Connected person is defined in section 147(3) of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005.
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Question 3 
Previous applications 
3 Has the applicant been refused a premises licence under section 23 of the Licensing (Scotland)
Act 2005 in respect of the same premises?                           NO 
If YES – provide full details 
Question 4 
Previous convictions 
4      Has the applicant or any connected person ever been convicted of a
relevant or foreign offence (1) 
NO
*If YES – provide full details 
For the purpose of this Act, a conviction for a relevant offence or foreign offence is to be disregarded if it
is spent for the purpose of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 
Name &
position (if
applicable)
Date of conviction
or sentence 
Court Offence Penalty     
(1) In addition to any convictions held by the applicant at the time of application, applicants should also familiarise themselves with the
contents of section 24(1) of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 in respect of any convictions for relevant or foreign offences which they
may receive during the period beginning with the making of the premises licence application and ending with determination of the
application.
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DESCRIPTION OF PREMISES Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005, section 20(2)(a) 
Question 5 
5 Description of premises (where application is submitted by a members’ club, please also complete
question 6) 
LOCAL CONVENIENCE STORE IN GLENBOIG SELLING PRODUCTS CONSISTENT WITH
THAT OF A SMALL GROCERY STORE 
Question 6
6 To be completed by members’ clubs only 
Do the club’s constitution and rules conform to
the requirements of regulation 2 of the
Licensing (Clubs) (Scotland) Regulations
2007?
NO 
* Delete as appropriate 
DECLARATION BY APPLICANT OR AGENT ON BEHALF OF APPLICANT
If signing on behalf of the applicant please state in what capacity. 
The contents of this Application are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Signature: Emma Moody – TLT LLP 
Date: 6th March 2026
Capacity: AGENT 
Telephone number and email address of signatory: emma.moody@tlt.com
+447917558597 
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I have enclosed the relevant documents with this application – please tick the relevant boxes
Operating plan X
Layout plan X
Planning certificate X
Building standards certificate 
Food hygiene certificate 
* Data Protection Act 1998
The information on this form may be held on an electronic public register which may be available to
members of the public on request.
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For use by the Licensing Board only
Application checklist
Date received 
Fee amount 
Receipt number 
Received by (INITIALS) 
Consideration date 
Last date for consideration 
Date of initial hearing 
Date of any modification hearing 
Date granted/refused
(delete as appropriate) 
For use by the Licensing Board only
If application is for a premises licence
Documents required
Operating plan 
Layout plan 
Planning certificate 
Building standards certificate 
Food hygiene certificate 
For use by the Licensing Board only
If application is for a provisional premises licence
Documents required
Provisional planning certificate 
Operating plan 
Layout plan 
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OPERATING PLAN - PREMIER 
Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005, section 20(2)(b)(i) 
Question 1 
STATEMENT REGARDING ALCOHOL BEING SOLD ON PREMISES/OFF PREMISES OR BOTH 
1(a) Will alcohol be sold for consumption solely ON the premises? NO
1(b) Will alcohol be sold for consumption solely OFF the premises? YES
1(c) Will alcohol be sold for consumption both ON and OFF the premises? NO
*Delete as appropriate 
Question 2 
STATEMENT OF CORE TIMES WHEN ALCOHOL WILL BE SOLD FOR CONSUMPTION ON
PREMISES 
Day ON Consumption 
Opening time Terminal hour
Monday N/A N/A
Tuesday N/A N/A
Wednesday N/A N/A
Thursday N/A N/A
Friday N/A N/A
Saturday N/A N/A
Sunday N/A N/A 
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Question 3 
STATEMENT OF CORE TIMES WHEN ALCOHOL WILL BE SOLD FOR CONSUMPTION OFF
PREMISES 
Day OFF Consumption 
Opening time Terminal hour
Monday 10:00 22:00
Tuesday 10:00 22:00
Wednesday 10:00 22:00
Thursday 10:00 22:00
Friday 10:00 22:00
Saturday 10:00 22:00
Sunday 10:00 22:00 
Question 4 
SEASONAL VARIATIONS 
Does the applicant intend to operate according to seasonal demand NO 
*If YES – provide details 
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Question 5 
PLEASE INDICATE THE OTHER ACTIVITIES OR SERVICES THAT WILL BE PROVIDED ON THE
PREMISES IN ADDITION TO SUPPLY OF ALCOHOL 
COL. 1
5(a)
Activity
COL. 2
Please confirm
YES/NO
COL. 3
To be provided
during core licensed
hours – please
confirm
YES/NO
COL. 4
Where activities are
also to be provided
outwith core licensed
hours please confirm
YES/NO
Accommodation NO N/A N/A
Conference facilities NO NO NO
Restaurant facilities NO NO NO
Bar meals NO NO NO    
5(b) Activity
Social functions
including: 
Please confirm
YES/NO
To be provided
during core licensed
hours – please
confirm
YES/NO
Where activities are
also to be provided
outwith core licensed
hours please confirm
YES/NO
Receptions including
Weddings, funerals,
birthdays, retirements
etc.
NO NO NO
Club or other group
meetings etc.
NO NO NO    
5(c)
Activity  
Entertainment
including:
Please confirm
YES/NO
To be provided
during core licensed
hours – please
confirm
YES/NO
Where activities are
also to be provided
outwith core licensed
hours please confirm
YES/NO
Recorded music – see
5(g)
YES YES YES
Live performances –
see 5(g)
NO NO NO
Dance facilities  NO NO NO
Theatre NO NO NO
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Films NO NO NO
Gaming NO NO NO
Indoor/outdoor sports NO NO NO
Televised sport NO NO NO    
5(d)
Activity 
Please confirm
YES/NO
To be provided
during core licensed
hours – please
confirm
YES/NO
Where activities are
also to be provided
outwith core licensed
hours please confirm
YES/NO
Outdoor drinking
facilities
NO NO NO    
5(e)
Activity 
Please confirm
YES/NO
To be provided
during core licensed
hours – please
confirm
YES/NO
Where activities are
also to be provided
outwith core licensed
hours please confirm
YES/NO
Adult entertainment  NO NO NO 
Where you have answered YES in respect of any entry in column 4 above, please provide further details
below. 
RECORDED MUSIC MAY BE PLAYED WITHIN AND OUTWITH CORE HOURS FOR THE
BENEFIT OF STAFF AND CUSTOMERS
THE PREMISES WILL BE OPEN FOR GENERAL RETAIL PRIOR TO CORE HOURS 
5(f) any other activities
If you propose to provide any activities other than those listed in 5(a) – (e) please provide details or
further information in the box below. 
THE PREMISES WILL SELL PRODUCTS CONSISTENT WITH THAT OF A SMALL GROCERY
STORE INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO CONFECTIONARY, DIARY, MEAT, HOT
SNACKS, COFFEE, SOFT DRINKS, ALCOHOL AND CIGARETTES. THERE MAY
OCCASIONALLY BE A CHARITY OR COMMUNITY RELATED EVENT. HOME DELIVERIES
INCLUDING ALCOHOL MAY OCCUR. 
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5(g) Late night premises opening after 1.00am 
Where you have confirmed that you are providing live or recorded music, will the
decibel level exceed 85dB?
N/A 
When fully occupied, are there likely to be more customers standing than seated? 
*Delete as appropriate 
Question 6 (On-sales only) 
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS  
6(a) When alcohol is being sold for consumption on the premises will children or
young persons be allowed entry 
N/A 
*Delete as appropriate 
6(b) Where the answer to 6(a) is YES provide statement of the TERMS under which
they will be allowed entry 
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6(c) Provide statement regarding the AGES of children or young persons to be
allowed entry 
6(d) Provide statement regarding the TIMES during which children and young
persons will be allowed entry 
6(e) Provide statement regarding the PARTS of the premises to which children and
young persons will be allowed entry 
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Question 7 
CAPACITY OF PREMISES
What is the proposed capacity of the premises to which this application relates? 
OFF SALES CAPACITY - 20.2 m2 
Question 8 
PREMISES MANAGER (NOTE: not required where application is for grant of provisional premises
licence)
Personal details
8(a) Name 
TBC 
8(b) Date of birth 
8(c) Contact address 
8(d) Email address 
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8(e) Personal licence 
Date of issue Name of Licensing Board
issuing
Reference no. of personal
licence   
DECLARATION BY APPLICANT OR AGENT ON BEHALF OF APPLICANT 
If signing on behalf of the applicant please state in what capacity. 
The contents of this operating plan are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. 
Signature: Emma Moody – TLT LLP 
Date: 6th March 2026 
Capacity AGENT 
Telephone number and email address of signatory: emma.moody@tlt.com
+447917558597 
* Data Protection Act 1998
The information on this form may be held on an electronic public register which may be available to
members of the public on request. 
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SCHEDULE
“SCHEDULE 6 Regulation 7
DISABLED ACCESS AND FACILITIES STATEMENT
Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005, section 20(2)(b)(iia)
Question 1
Disabled access and facilities
If you have answered Yes to any of the questions above please complete, as appropriate, the
following sections.
Question 2
Disabled access to, from and within the premises
Please provide clear and detailed description of how accessible the premises are for disabled
people. e.g. ramps, accessible floors, signage.
1(a) Is there disabled access to the premises  YES
1(b) Do you have facilities for those with a disability NO
1(c) Do you have any other provisions available to aid the use of the
premises by disabled people
YES
*Delete as appropriate
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Question 3
Facilities available
Please describe in detail the facilities provided for disabled people. e.g. disabled toilets, lifts,
accessible tables.
Question 4
Other provisions
Please provide details of any other provisions made to aid the use of the premises by disabled
people. e.g. assistance dogs welcome, large print menus.
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DECLARATION BY APPLICANT OR AGENT ON BEHALF OF APPLICANT
If signing on behalf of the applicant please state in what capacity.
The contents of this disabled access and facilities statement are true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
Signature: Emma Moody - TLT LLP
Date: 24 March 2026
Capacit: AGENT
Telephone number and email address of signatory: 07917558597
emma.moody@tlt.com
* Data Protection Act 1998
The information on this form may be held on an electronic public register which may be available
to members of the public on request.”
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EXISTING
KITCHEN
ELECTRIC
CUPBOARD
/
SW
ITCH
ROOM
STORE
W
C OFFICE
EXISTING
FISH
+
CHIP
SHOP
3 m²
ELECTRIC
CUPBOARD
/
SW
ITCH
ROOM
CONCRETE
LINTEL
- 100 x 145mm
- 150MM
MIN
END
BEARING
3
A
B
34 m²
Corridor
4 m²
W
C
12614
333
5362
1254
5285
379
5369
22291 861
4465
4477
550
Lottery &
Scratch
Cards
800x470
NEW
800x470
NEW
800x470
NEW
800x470
NEW
800x470
NEW
Vape
Cossiga
Chilled
900x650x925
R407F2 H O
Food To Go
B+6Milk Cream & Fruit Juice
B+5
Yogurts Desserts
Butters & Cheese
B+6
Provisions Meat Ready
Meals & Produce
B+6
R407F2 H O
Cakes &
Sweet Snacks
Scotland
B+8
Wrapped Bread
Rolls &
Bakery Snacks
B+7
Ambient
Produce
& Eggs
B+4 +1H
Kids
Confect
B+8
Bagged
Confectionery
B+H or B+7
Pegboard
Medicine
B+9
Mega Deals
B+6800x470800x470
NEW
NEW
800x470800x470
NEW
NEW
800x470800x470
NEW
NEW
800x470800x470
NEW
NEW
800x470800x470
NEW
NEW
800x470800x470
NEW
NEW
800x470800x470
NEW
NEW
800x470800x470
NEW
NEW
500x200
906
1302
1091
1250
Biscuits &
Hot Drinks
B+7
Canned Gravy
Oil Pickles Spices
B+7
International
Instant Hot Snacks
B+6
Cereal Baking
Desserts &
Preserves
B+6
Chewing
Gum
& Mints
B+8
BASKETS
800x470800x470
NEW
NEW
800x470800x470
NEW
NEW
800x470800x470
NEW
NEW
800x470800x470
NEW
NEW
-
800x470
NEW
800x470
NEW
800x470
NEW
800x470
NEW
1250x470
NEW
1250x470
NEW
1250x470
NEW
800x470
NEW
800x470
NEW
800x470
NEW
800x470
NEW
1250x470
NEW
1000x470
NEW
2750
1670
Chilled Drinks Scotland
B+5
Chilled Take Home
Carbonates & Water
Scotland
B+4
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Premier
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Reproduced by permission of Ordnance Survey
on behalf of HMSO. © Crown copyright
and database right 2026.
All rights reserved. Ordnance Survey
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Premier - 156 Main Street, Glenboig
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Premises Address Type of Premises Sale of Alcohol Capacity Distance by Road to Propsed
Premises (m)
Londis 2 Centre Street, Glenboig, Coatbridge ML5 2RY Convenience Store Off Sales 18.5m2 450
Application for Provisional Premises- Premier, 156 Main Street, Glenboig ML5 2RD
List of Current Licensed Premises within the Proposed Locality
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OFFICIAL
OFFICIAL
Anti-Social Behaviour Report  
(156 Main Street, Glenboig, ML5 2RD)
(Dates: 10/04/2025 – 09/04/2026)
In terms of Section 21(3)(b) of the Licensing (Scotland Act, 2005, I now
provide, as requested by the Licensing Board, a report detailing all cases,
complaints and representations within the relevant period concerning anti-social
behaviour on the premises or within a 50 metre radius of the premises:
Incidents Count
Complaints 0
Drugs / Solvent abuse 0
Disturbances 0
Drinking in public places 0
Assault 0
Damage to property 0
Neighbour Dispute 1
PS-20250515-4123
Noise Complaint 1
PS-20250906-3322
Crime Reports (Including Fixed Penalty Tickets) Count
Breach of the Peace  (inc. racial etc. aggravations and Criminal Justice 
Licensing (S) Act 2010 Section 38)  ) 1
Culpable and Reckless Conduct 0
Drunk & Incapable [Civic Govt.(S) Act 1982 Section 50(1)] 0
Drug related offences 0
Assaults 0
Indecent Assault 0
Street Drinking 0
Urinating  [Civic Govt.(S) Act 1982 Section 47] 0
Vandalism (including fireraising and malicious mischief) 1
Riotous behaviour while Drunk on Licensed Premises [Licensing (S) Act
2005 Section 78] 0
Refuse to leave Licensed Premises [Licensing (S) Act 2005 Section 79] 0
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1
Licensing Standards Officer’s
Report
Subject: Provisional Premises Licence Application – Premier, 156 Main Street,
Glenboig, ML5 2RD. 
To: Licensing Board
Author(s) of
Report:
Isobel Cox
Licensing Standards Officer
Date:  27 April 2026
Background
An application for a provisional premises licence for Premier, 156 Main Street, Glenboig,
ML5 2RD was submitted to the Licensing Board by email dated 6 March 2026. This
application was submitted by Emma Moody, TLT LLP, Agent on behalf of RKG (SCOT) LTD,
Unit 22B Wilson Business Park, 1 Queen Elizabeth Avenue, Hillington Park, Glasgow 
Company Registration No. - SC705366
1.1 Notice of the application was issued by the Licensing Board, and copies were provided
to the consultees, including North Lanarkshire Council Licensing Standards Officers.
It was also made available for public consultation on the North Lanarkshire Council
website.
1.2 The premises has yet to be built. A Planning Certificate under Section 50 was granted
by North Lanarkshire Council, Planning on 4 March 2026 for 156 Main Street,
Glenboig, ML5 2RD. Photographs of the site were taken by LSO on 30th March 2026
(Appendix 1)
1.3 The application proposes the following;
A local convenience store in Glenboig selling products consistent with that of a small
grocery store including, but not limited to confectionary, dairy, meat, hot snacks, coffee,
soft drinks, alcohol and cigarettes. There may occasionally be a charity or community
related event. Home deliveries including alcohol may occur.
1.4 The premises displayed their site notice which was confirmed on LSO’s visit on 30th
March 2026. (Photographs attached)
1.5 During the consultation period, no objections were received.
Legislation
2.1 In terms of s.14 of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005:
2.1.1 A Licensing Standards Officer for a council area has the following general
functions—  
2.1.1.1 providing to interested persons information and guidance concerning the  
operation of this Act in the area,  
2.1.1.1.1 supervising the compliance by the holders of—  
2.1.1.1.1.1 premises licences, or  
2.1.1.1.1.2 occasional licences,
in respect of premises in the area with the conditions of their licences and other
requirements of this Act,
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2.1.1.2 providing information to Licensing Boards about any conduct of holders
of, or persons applying for, personal licences in the area, which is inconsistent
with the licensing objectives, 
2.1.1.3 providing mediation services for the purpose of avoiding or resolving
disputes or disagreements between— 
2.1.1.3.1 the holders of the licences referred to in paragraph 2.1.1.1.1,
and
2.1.1.3.2 any other persons, 
concerning any matter relating to compliance as referred to in that paragraph. 
Current Position 
3.1  The Licensing Standards Officer visited the site on 30 March 2026 to check the site
notice and can confirm that the notice was being displayed on the front gate of the
existing premises, Marino’s Fish and Chip shop at the time of the visit. Photographs
were taken showing both the location of the premises and the site notice being
displayed. (Appendix 1) 
3.2 This visit did not identify any issues. 
Licensing Standards Officer’s Comments 
4.1 The Licensing Standards Officer has no further comments or concerns regarding the
application. There have been no objections to the Provisional Application. 
A follow up visit will be carried out for a compliance check to be completed and relevant
advice provided should this licence be granted. 
4.2    The matter is referred to the Licensing Board for consideration. 
Isobel Cox
Licensing Standards Officer
27 April 2026  
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North Lanarkshire Council
Report 
Does this report require to be approved? ☒ Yes  ☐ No
Ref REB Date 26/06/2025 
From Rachel Blair, Clerk to the Licensing Board
E-mail blairr@northlan.gov.uk 
Executive Summary 
This report presents the North Lanarkshire Licensing Board Annual Functions Report for
the period 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. The report provides information on the operation
of the Licensing Board, including how the Board has had regard to the licensing objectives
and its Statement of Licensing Policy, details of licensing activity undertaken throughout the
year, and information relating to licences in force within North Lanarkshire. 
The report provides an overview of how the Board has exercised its statutory functions during
the reporting period and demonstrates how the Board has had regard to the five licensing
objectives in carrying out its responsibilities. It also explains how the Board has applied its
Statement of Licensing Policy, summarises licensing activity and decision-making during the
year, and provides information on the licences in force within the Board's area. 
Throughout 2025/26, the Board continued to regulate the sale and supply of alcohol in a
manner that sought to balance the legitimate interests of businesses with the need to protect
public safety, prevent crime and disorder, prevent public nuisance, improve public health and
protect children and young persons from harm. 
The Board remains committed to ensuring that licensing decisions are made fairly,
transparently and consistently, taking account of local circumstances, statutory guidance and
the views of relevant stakeholders and responsible authorities. 
Publication of the report supports transparency, accountability and public confidence in the
operation of the licensing system and demonstrates the Board's commitment to carrying out
its functions in an open, fair and proportionate manner. 
Recommendations
It is recommended that North Lanarkshire Licensing Board: 
(1) Approves the Annual Functions Report 2025–2026 as set out in Appendix A; and 
(2) Authorises publication of the approved report in compliance with statutory
requirements. 
The Plan for North Lanarkshire
Priority Improve the health and wellbeing of our communities.
Ambition statement  (14) Ensure the highest standards of public protection
Programme of Work Statutory / corporate / service requirement.
Licensing Board
Licensing Board Annual Functions Report – Year Ending 31 March
2026
Item 7
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1. Background
1.1 North Lanarkshire Licensing Board ("the Board") is the statutory body responsible for
administering and enforcing the provisions of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 within
the North Lanarkshire Council area.
1.2 The Board consists of ten elected members of North Lanarkshire Council and
operates independently when exercising its quasi-judicial licensing functions. In
carrying out its responsibilities, the Board must act in accordance with the Licensing
(Scotland) Act 2005, associated regulations, statutory guidance issued by the
Scottish Ministers and the Board's own Statement of Licensing Policy.
1.3 North Lanarkshire is one of Scotland's largest local authority areas, with a population
of approximately 341,000 residents and a diverse range of urban, suburban and rural
communities. The area contains a significant number of licensed premises ranging
from public houses, restaurants and hotels to supermarkets, convenience stores,
social clubs and community venues.
1.4 The Board plays an important role in promoting safe and well-managed licensed
premises while supporting vibrant town centres, local businesses and community
events. In doing so, the Board seeks to balance economic activity with the protection
of local communities and the promotion of the licensing objectives.
1.5 At 31 March 2026 there were 704 licensed premises operating within North
Lanarkshire together with a significant number of personal licence holders and
occasional licence events taking place throughout the year. 
2. Report 
2.1 The Board is responsible for determining a wide range of applications under the
Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005, including: 
2.1.1 Premises licences;
2.1.2 Provisional premises licencces;
2.1.3 Personal licences;
2.1.4 Transfer of licences;
2.1.5 Variations to licences;
2.1.6 Extensions of licensed hours;
2.1.7 Occasional licences;
2.1.8 Premises licence review proceedings; and
2.1.9 Personal licence review proceedings. 
2.2 In carrying out these functions, the Board seeks to balance the interests of licence
holders and businesses with the need to protect local communities and promote the
licensing objectives. 
2.3 The Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 establishes five licensing objectives which
underpin all licensing decisions made by the Board: 
2.3.1 Preventing crime and disorder;
2.3.2 Securing public safety;
2.3.3 Preventing public nuisance;
2.3.4 Protecting and improving public health; and
2.3.5 Protecting children and young persons from harm. 
2.4 The Board must have regard to these objectives when carrying out its functions and
when determining applications under the Act. 
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2.5 The Board has had regard to the licensing objectives as follows: 
2.5.1 Preventing Crime and Disorder 
2.5.1.1 The Board has continued to work closely with Police Scotland and
other responsible authorities to ensure that licensed premises
operate in a manner that minimises opportunities for crime, disorder
and antisocial behaviour. 
2.5.1.2 In determining applications and review proceedings, the Board
considered information provided by Police Scotland regarding the
suitability of applicants, compliance histories and any concerns
relating to licensed premises. 
2.5.1.3 The Board also considered personal licence review hearings and
premises licence review proceedings where appropriate during the
reporting period. 
2.5.2 Securing Public Safety 
2.5.2.1 The Board has had regard to public safety considerations when
determining applications, including the nature of proposed
activities, operating plans and any representations received from
statutory consultees. 
2.5.2.2 Particular consideration was given to premises operating late at
night, premises hosting entertainment events and applications
seeking significant changes to operating arrangements. 
2.5.3 Preventing Public Nuisance 
2.5.3.1 The Board recognises the importance of balancing commercial
activity with the interests of local communities. 
2.5.3.2 When considering applications, the Board had regard to matters
such as operating hours, noise management, local amenity and
potential impacts on neighbouring properties. 
2.5.3.3 The Board's policy on licensed hours continues to support
consistency and transparency in decision-making. 
2.5.4 Protecting and Improving Public Health 
2.5.4.1 The Board recognises that alcohol-related harm remains a
significant public health issue. 
2.5.4.2 The Board continues to have regard to information received from
NHS Lanarkshire and other relevant agencies when exercising its
functions. 
2.5.4.3 The Board's overprovision assessment and wider Statement of
Licensing Policy assist in ensuring that public health considerations
remain an important part of licensing decision-making. 
2.5.5 Protecting Children and Young Persons from Harm 
2.5.5.1 The protection of children and young persons remains a key priority
for the Board. 
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2.5.5.2 The Board considered applications with regard to proposed
arrangements for age verification, access by children and young
persons and measures designed to prevent underage sales of
alcohol. 
2.5.5.3 The Board continues to support responsible retailing practices and
expects licence holders to operate effective age-verification
policies, including Challenge 25 initiatives where appropriate.
Conclusion 
2.6 During 2025/26, North Lanarkshire Licensing Board continued to discharge its
statutory responsibilities in accordance with the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 and its
Statement of Licensing Policy. 
2.7 The Board remained committed to promoting the licensing objectives through fair,
transparent and evidence-based decision-making, whilst supporting well-managed
licensed premises and protecting the interests of local communities. 
2.8 The Board will continue to work constructively with licence holders, responsible
authorities, partner agencies and the Local Licensing Forum to ensure that licensing
arrangements within North Lanarkshire remain effective, proportionate and responsive
to local needs. 
2.9 The Board remains committed to maintaining high standards of governance,
accountability and public protection in the exercise of its licensing functions. 
3 Measures of success 
3.1 Compliance with licensing legislation, policy and best practice all in accordance with
the licensing objectives. 
4 Supporting documentation 
4.1 Appendix 1 – Annual Functions Report 2025 – 2026. 
Name Rachel Blair 
Title Clerk to the Licensing Board 
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5 Impacts 
5.1 Public Sector Equality Duty and Fairer Scotland Duty
Does the report contain information that has an impact as a result of the Public
Sector Equality Duty and/or Fairer Scotland Duty?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
If Yes, has an assessment been carried out and published on the council’s
website? https://www.northlanarkshire.gov.uk/your-community/equalities/equality-
and-fairer-scotland-duty-impact-assessments
Yes ☐ No ☐
5.2 Financial impact
Does the report contain any financial impacts?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, have all relevant financial impacts been discussed and agreed with
Finance?
Yes ☐ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.3 HR policy impact
Does the report contain any HR policy or procedure impacts?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, have all relevant HR impacts been discussed and agreed with People
Resources?
Yes ☐ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.4 Legal impact
Does the report contain any legal impacts (such as general legal matters, statutory
considerations (including employment law considerations), or new legislation)?
Yes ☒ No ☐
If Yes, have all relevant legal impacts been discussed and agreed with Legal and
Democratic?
Yes ☒ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
The approval and publication of the Annual Functions Report 2024/25 will ensure the
Licensing Board complies with its statutory obligations under Section 9A of the Licensing
(Scotland) Act 2005 and mitigates the risk of legal challenge arising from non-compliance.
5.5 Data protection impact
Does the report / project / practice contain or involve the processing of personal
data?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, is the processing of this personal data likely to result in a high risk to the
data subject?
Yes ☐ No ☐
If Yes, has a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) been carried out and e-
mailed to dataprotection@northlan.gov.uk
Yes ☐ No ☐
5.6   Technology / Digital impact
Does the report contain information that has an impact on either technology, digital
transformation, service redesign / business change processes, data management,
or connectivity / broadband / Wi-Fi?
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If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact? 
Where the impact identifies a requirement for significant technology change, has
an assessment been carried out (or is scheduled to be carried out) by the
Enterprise Architecture Governance Group (EAGG)?
Yes ☐ No ☐
5.7 Environmental / Carbon impact
Does the report / project / practice contain information that has an impact on any
environmental or carbon matters?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.8 Communications impact
Does the report contain any information that has an impact on the council’s
communications activities?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.9 Risk impact
Is there a risk impact?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the key risks and potential impacts,
highlighting where the risk(s) are assessed and recorded (e.g. Corporate or
Service or Project Risk Registers), and how they are managed?
5.10 Armed Forces Covenant Duty
Does the report require to take due regard of the Armed Forces Covenant Duty (i.e.
does it relate to healthcare, housing, or education services for in-Service or ex-
Service personnel, or their families, or widow(er)s)?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the provision which has been made to
ensure there has been appropriate consideration of the particular needs of the
Armed Forces community to make sure that they do not face disadvantage
compared to other citizens in the provision of public services.
5.11 Children’s rights and wellbeing impact
Does the report contain any information regarding any council activity, service
delivery, policy, or plan that has an impact on children and young people up to the
age of 18, or on a specific group of these?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact and the provision that has
been made to ensure there has been appropriate consideration of the relevant
Articles from the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).
If Yes, has a Children’s Rights and Wellbeing Impact Assessment (CRWIA) been
carried out?
Yes ☐ No ☐ 
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NORTH LANARKSHIRE’S  LICENSING BOARD
The Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 Annual Functions Report
2025-2026 
Clerk to the Licensing Board
North Lanarkshire Council
Civic Centre
Windmillhill Street
Motherwell
ML1 1AB
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1. Introduction 
1.1 North Lanarkshire’s Licensing Board (“the Board”) is the statutory licensing authority
for the North Lanarkshire area under the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 (“the Act”).
The Board comprises ten members, all of whom are Elected Members of North
Lanarkshire Council. 
1.2 North Lanarkshire is located in the West of Scotland, with a population of
approximately 341,000 residents, making it one of the largest unitary authority areas
in the country. The principal population centres are:
1.1.1 The Southern Area – Bellshill, Motherwell, Shotts and Wishaw; 
1.2.2 The Central Area – Airdrie and and Coatbridge; and
1.2.3 The Northern Area – Cumbernauld and Kilsyth. 
1.3 The Board is responsible for the consideration of applications for:
1.3.1 premises licences;
1.3.2 occasional licences;
1.3.3 temporary licences;
1.3.4 provisional licences;
1.3.5 personal licences;
1.3.6 variation of licences;
1.3.7 review of licences;
1.3.8 transfers of licences; and
1.3.9 extensions of licensing hours.
1.4 These functions relate to the regulation of 
1.4.1 the sale of alcohol by retail; and
1.4.2 the supply of alcohol in members’ clubs.
1.5 At the close of the reporting period, there were 704 licensed premises within North Lanarkshire. 
2. The Licensing Objectives 
2.1 The Act establishes five licensing objectives:-
2.1.1 preventing crime and disorder;
2.1.2 securing public safety;
2.1.3 preventing public nuisance;
2.1.4 protecting children and improving public health; and
2.1.5 protecting children and young persons from harm.  
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2.2 The Board is committed to upholding each objective equally and sets out its
approach in its Statement of Licensing Policy. This policy aims to ensure that both
licence holders and the public are fully informed of the Board’s expectations
regarding the operation of licensed premises. 
2.3 The Board’s Licensing Policy includes information about overprovision, its policy on
licensed hours and its approach in relation to the admission of children and young
persons. 
3. Annual Functions Report
3.1 This report covers the Board’s activities from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. 
3.2 In compliance with section 9A of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005, this report includes:
3.2.1 a statement explaining how the Board has had regard to the licensing objectives; 
3.2.2 the Board’s policy statement in the exercise of their functions under the Act; 
3.2.3 a summary of the decisions made by the Board; and
3.2.4 information about the number of licences held in the Board’s area
including occasional licences. 
3.3 The Board held eight ordinary meetings and one special meeting during the year.
Applications considered at these meetings are summarised below: 
Date Meeting
type
Premises/
Provisional
Licence
Applications
Variation
Of Premises
Licence
Applications
Personal
Licence
Application
s
Personal
Licence
Review
Hearings
Premises
Licence
Review
Hearings  
30 May 2025 Ordinary 3 4 0 2 0
27 June 2025 Ordinary 2 3 0 3 0
22 August 2025 Ordinary 2 3 0 3 1
26 September 2025 Ordinary 0 1 1 0 0
7 November 2025 Ordinary 2 3 0 0 0
28 November 2025 Ordinary 0 2 0 0 0
19 December 2025 Ordinary 1 1 0 0 0
23 January 2026 Special 0 0 0 1 0
27 February 2026 Ordinary 0 0 0 0 0
27 March 2026 Ordinary 0 2 0 0 0
Totals  10 19 1 9 1 
3.4 Applications that did not require a Board hearing were determined by the Clerk to the
Licensing Board in accordance with delegated powers. In 2025/26, the Clerk granted: 
3.4.1 685 occasional licences; and
3.4.2 201 personal licences.  
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4. Decisions of the Board
4.1 All applications are considered on their individual merits, with due regard to the 2005
Act, the licensing objectives, and the Board’s policy statement.
5. Licensed Hours
5.1 The Board recognises that licensed hours are critical to operators but also
acknowledges the potential impact of opening hours on local communities.
5.2 Licensed hours are determined in accordance with the type of operation, as detailed
in the Statement of Licensing Policy.
6. Licensing Board Training
6.1 In accordance with the 2005 Act, all Board members must complete an accredited
training qualification within three months of their election. All members have
completed this requirement, with training delivered by Alcohol Focus Scotland.
6.2 Ongoing updates are provided from a range of sources to ensure members remain
fully informed of legislative and policy developments.
7. The Local Licensing Forum
7.1 The Licensing Forum comprises Licensing Standards Officers, representatives of the
licensed trade, licence holders, and Police Scotland. The Board maintains a
constructive partnership with the Forum and provides statistical data regularly. The
Board acknowledges the Forum’s valuable contribution to local licensing matters.
8. Financial Statement of the Board
8.1 The Board’s Financial Statement is published on the Council’s website.
9. Staff who Service the Board
9.1 Officers supporting the Board undertake appropriate licensing training and participate in
relevant professional networks.
10. Review of Licensing Policy Statement
10.1 In preparing its Statement of Licensing Policy, the Board consulted with statutory
partners, licence holders, and the public. Although the public consultation response
was limited, further engagement is planned.
11. Conclusion
11.1 The Board is committed to administering licensing in North Lanarkshire in a fair,
transparent and proportionate manner, with due regard to its statutory
responsibilities and the licensing objectives.
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North Lanarkshire Council
Report 
Does this report require to be approved? ☒ Yes  ☐ No
Ref REB/RL Date 26/06/2026 
From Rachel Blair, Clerk to the Licensing Board
E-mail blairr@northlan.gov.uk 
Executive Summary
Section 9B of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 places a statutory duty on Licensing Boards
to prepare and publish an annual statement of accounts setting out the Board's relevant
income and expenditure for the preceding financial year. 
The annual statement provides transparency regarding the financial operation of the
Licensing Board and enables stakeholders, licence holders, elected members and the wider
public to understand the costs associated with the administration, regulation and enforcement
of liquor licensing functions within the Board's area. 
The statement for the period 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026 has been prepared in accordance
with the requirements of the 2005 Act and associated guidance. The statement details all
relevant income received by the Licensing Board and all relevant expenditure incurred in the
exercise of its licensing functions, including expenditure attributable to the Council and
Licensing Standards Officers. 
The Licensing Board's approval of the statement attached at Appendix 1 is required to enable
publication by the statutory deadline of 30 June 2026. 
Recommendations
It is recommended that the Licensing Board: 
(1) Acknowledges the statutory requirement under section 9B of the Licensing
(Scotland) Act 2005 to prepare and publish an annual statement of relevant
income and expenditure; 
(2) Considers the draft Statement of Income and Expenditure for the period 1 April
2025 to 31 March 2026 attached as Appendix 1; 
(3) Approves the Statement of Income and Expenditure as suitable for publication; 
(4) Authorises the Clerk to the Licensing Board to publish the approved statement in
accordance with statutory requirements. 
The Plan for North Lanarkshire
Priority Improve the health and wellbeing of our
communities Ambition statement  (14) Ensure the highest standards of
public protection Programme of Work Statutory / corporate / service
requirement
Licensing Board
Statement of Income and Expenditure 2025-2026
Item 8
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1. Background
1.1 Licensing Boards in Scotland exercise a range of statutory functions under the
Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 relating to the regulation of the sale of alcohol and the
promotion of the five licensing objectives.
1.2 As part of wider measures intended to improve transparency and accountability in the
operation of Licensing Boards, section 9B of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005
requires each Licensing Board to prepare and publish an annual statement detailing
its relevant income and expenditure for the preceding financial year.
1.3 The annual statement must identify all relevant income received in connection with
the Board's liquor licensing functions and all relevant expenditure incurred in carrying
out those functions. The statement must also contain an explanation of how the
reported figures have been calculated.
1.4 The preparation and publication of the annual statement is an important element of
the Board's governance framework, providing assurance that licensing fee income
and associated expenditure are reported in an open and transparent manner.
1.5 The Licensing Board's approval of the statement attached at Appendix 1 is sought to
enable compliance with the statutory publication requirements.
2. Report 
2.1 Section 9B of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 requires every Licensing Board to
publish, in respect of each financial year, a statement setting out its relevant income
and relevant expenditure. For the purposes of the legislation: 
2.1.1 "Relevant income" includes income received by the Board in connection with
the exercise of its liquor licensing functions, including licence application fees
and annual premises licence fees; and 
2.1.2 "Relevant expenditure" includes expenditure incurred by the Licensing Board,
the Council and Licensing Standards Officers in carrying out activities
associated with the administration, regulation, enforcement and governance of
liquor licensing. 
2.2 The annual statement attached at Appendix 1 has been prepared in consultation with
relevant Council services and incorporates expenditure associated with the operation
of the Licensing Board, including staffing, administrative support, committee
administration and Licensing Standards Officer functions. 
2.3 The statement also contains an explanation of the methodology used in calculating the
relevant income and expenditure figures, in accordance with legislative requirements
and established accounting practices. 
2.4 The reporting period covered by the statement is 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. 
2.5 The completed statement must be published no later than 30 June 2026. Approval by
the Licensing Board is therefore required to enable publication within the statutory
timescale. 
2.6 Publication of the statement will assist in demonstrating the Board's commitment to
transparency, accountability and good governance and will provide stakeholders with
information regarding the financial resources associated with the delivery of licensing
functions within North Lanarkshire. 
Comparison with Previous Financial Year
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2.7 The Board's relevant income for 2025/26 amounted to £294,092, representing a
decrease of £20,885 (7%) compared with income of £314,977 recorded during
2024/25.
2.8 Total relevant expenditure increased from £339,435 in 2024/25 to £396,793 in
2025/26, an increase of £57,358 (17%). The principal drivers of this increase were
higher employee-related costs, including Licensing Standards Officer staffing costs,
administrative staffing costs and departmental recharges.
2.9 As a consequence of reduced income and increased expenditure, the Board reported
a deficit of £102,701 for 2025/26 compared with a deficit of £24,034 in the previous
financial year. This represents an increase in the deficit of £78,667 (327%).
2.10 The annual statement reflects the actual costs incurred in delivering the Board's
statutory licensing functions and demonstrates the continued requirement for Council
resources to support the administration, governance and enforcement activities
associated with liquor licensing.
Financial Context
2.11 The Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 requires Licensing Boards to report relevant
income and expenditure annually. The legislation does not require income generated
through licensing fees to fully recover the costs associated with the delivery of licensing
functions. Consequently, it is common for Licensing Boards to report expenditure
exceeding fee income, with the resulting shortfall being met through wider Council
resources.
Conclusion
2.12 The Licensing Board has a statutory obligation under section 9B of the Licensing
(Scotland) Act 2005 to prepare and publish an annual statement of relevant income
and expenditure for each financial year.
2.13 The Statement of Income and Expenditure attached at Appendix 1 provides a
transparent account of the income received and expenditure incurred in connection
with the Board's licensing functions during the period 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026.
The statement has been prepared in accordance with legislative requirements and
includes an explanation of the methodology used in calculating the reported figures.
2.14 The statement demonstrates that expenditure associated with the delivery of the
Board's statutory licensing functions exceeded licensing fee income during 2025/26,
resulting in a reported deficit. This reflects the costs incurred by the Licensing Board,
the Council and Licensing Standards Officers in administering, regulating and
enforcing the licensing regime.
2.15 Approval of the statement will enable the Licensing Board to fulfil its statutory reporting
obligations and ensure publication by the required deadline of 30 June 2026, thereby
supporting transparency, accountability and good governance in the exercise of the
Board's functions.
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3. Measures of success 
3.1 The principal measure of success will be the publication of the approved Statement of
Income and Expenditure by 30 June 2026 in compliance with the requirements of
section 9B of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005. 
3.2 Successful publication will demonstrate that the Licensing Board has fulfilled its
statutory obligations and maintained appropriate standards of financial transparency
and accountability. 
3.3 The annual statement also contributes to effective governance by providing
stakeholders with clear and accessible information regarding the income received and
expenditure incurred in carrying out the Board's licensing functions. 
4. Supporting documentation 
4.1 Appendix 1 – Income and Expenditure Report 2025-2026 
Name Rachel Blair 
Title Clerk to the Licensing Board 
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5. Impacts 
5.1 Public Sector Equality Duty and Fairer Scotland Duty
Does the report contain information that has an impact as a result of the Public
Sector Equality Duty and/or Fairer Scotland Duty?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
If Yes, has an assessment been carried out and published on the council’s
website? https://www.northlanarkshire.gov.uk/your-community/equalities/equality-
and-fairer-scotland-duty-impact-assessments
Yes ☐ No ☐
5.2 Financial impact
Does the report contain any financial impacts?
Yes ☒ No ☐
If Yes, have all relevant financial impacts been discussed and agreed with
Finance?
Yes ☒ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact? 
The report presents the Licensing Board's annual statement of relevant income and
expenditure for the financial year 2025/26. The report does not create any new
financial commitments, liabilities or budgetary pressures for the Council. The financial
information contained within the statement is provided for transparency and statutory
reporting purposes in accordance with section 9B of the Licensing (Scotland) Act
2005.
5.3 HR policy impact
Does the report contain any HR policy or procedure impacts?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, have all relevant HR impacts been discussed and agreed with People
Resources?
Yes ☐ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.4 Legal impact
Does the report contain any legal impacts (such as general legal matters, statutory
considerations (including employment law considerations), or new legislation)?
Yes ☒ No ☐
If Yes, have all relevant legal impacts been discussed and agreed with Legal and
Democratic?
Yes ☒ No ☐
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
Approval and publication of the annual statement of relevant income and
expenditure is a statutory requirement under the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005.
5.5 Data protection impact
Does the report / project / practice contain or involve the processing of personal
data?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, is the processing of this personal data likely to result in a high risk to the
data subject?
Yes ☐ No ☐
If Yes, has a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) been carried out and e-
mailed to dataprotection@northlan.gov.uk
Yes ☐ No ☐
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5.6   Technology / Digital impact
Does the report contain information that has an impact on either technology, digital
transformation, service redesign / business change processes, data management,
or connectivity / broadband / Wi-Fi?
Yes   ☐ No ☒
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If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact? 
Where the impact identifies a requirement for significant technology change, has
an assessment been carried out (or is scheduled to be carried out) by the
Enterprise Architecture Governance Group (EAGG)?
Yes ☐ No ☐
5.7 Environmental / Carbon impact
Does the report / project / practice contain information that has an impact on any
environmental or carbon matters?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.8 Communications impact
Does the report contain any information that has an impact on the council’s
communications activities?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact?
5.9 Risk impact
Is there a risk impact?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the key risks and potential impacts,
highlighting where the risk(s) are assessed and recorded (e.g. Corporate or
Service or Project Risk Registers), and how they are managed?
5.10 Armed Forces Covenant Duty
Does the report require to take due regard of the Armed Forces Covenant Duty (i.e.
does it relate to healthcare, housing, or education services for in-Service or ex-
Service personnel, or their families, or widow(er)s)?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the provision which has been made to
ensure there has been appropriate consideration of the particular needs of the
Armed Forces community to make sure that they do not face disadvantage
compared to other citizens in the provision of public services.
5.11 Children’s rights and wellbeing impact
Does the report contain any information regarding any council activity, service
delivery, policy, or plan that has an impact on children and young people up to the
age of 18, or on a specific group of these?
Yes ☐ No ☒
If Yes, please provide a brief summary of the impact and the provision that has
been made to ensure there has been appropriate consideration of the relevant
Articles from the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).
If Yes, has a Children’s Rights and Wellbeing Impact Assessment (CRWIA) been
carried out?
Yes ☐ No ☐ 
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NORTH LANARKSHIRE LICENSING BOARD
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE REPORT 2025/2026
The North Lanarkshire Licensing Board is required under section 9B of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 to publish an annual financial
report within three months of the end of the relevant financial year.
This report has been prepared using financial data taken on 31 March 2026.
The financial statement is as follows:
1 Denotes income from applications and annual fees received under the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005.
2 Denotes salary, superannuation, national insurance and pension costs associated with the Licensing Standards Officers, Clerk and other Legal and Democratic staff
responsible for administration support under paragraph eight of Schedule 1 to the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005.
3 Denotes the portion of central administrative costs allocated to the Licensing Board budget.
Income £
Income (licensing
fees)1
£294,092
Total £294,092
Expenditure £
Staff costs (LSO) 2 £48,943
Staff Costs (Other) 2 £201,052
Transport £14
Property Costs £24
Suppliers (ICT Expenditure) £15,752
Overheads (Admin Costs) 3 £23,345
Departmental Recharges £107,664
Total £396,793
Difference between income and expenditure
surplus/deficit
(£102,701)
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