Document Pack - Licensing Board - 16 June 2026
West Dunbartonshire Council · 16 June 2026
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West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board Alan Douglas, Clerk to the Licensing Board Council Offices, 16 Church Street, Dumbarton G82 1QL Telephone 01389 737800 Email: alan.douglas@west-dunbarton.gov.uk 2 June 2026 MEETING OF WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE LICENSING BOARD:- TUESDAY, 16 JUNE 2026 Notice is hereby given that a Meeting of West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board will be held at 10.00 a.m. on Tuesday, 16 June 2026. The Convener has directed that the meeting will be held as an in-person meeting only in the Council Chambers, Clydebank Town Hall, Clydebank G81 1UB. The business is shown on the attached agenda. I shall be obliged if you will advise committee.admin@west-dunbarton.gov.uk if you are unable to attend the meeting. Yours faithfully ALAN DOUGLAS Clerk to the Licensing Board Page 1
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Distribution:- Provost Karen Murray Conaghan Councillor Fiona Hennebry Councillor Gurpreet Singh Johal Councillor John Millar (Chair) Councillor Lawrence O’Neill Councillor Chris Pollock Councillor Hazel Sorrell Councillor Sophie Traynor All other Councillors for information Chief Executive Chief Officer – Regulatory and Regeneration Date Issued: 2 June 2026 Page 2
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LICENSING BOARD – TUESDAY, 16 JUNE 2026 AGENDA 1 APOLOGIES 2 DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST Members are invited to declare if they have an interest in any of the items of business on this agenda and the reasons for such declarations. 3 MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING 5 - 10 Submit for approval, as a correct record, the Minutes of meeting for Licensing Board held on 12 May 2026. 4 APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF PREMISES LICENCE 11 - 48 Submit report by Clerk of the Licensing Board providing information regarding an Application for Variation of Premises Licence for Lomond Sports Bar and Kitchen, 127 College Street, Dumbarton G82 1NH. 5 APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF PREMISES LICENCE 49 - 68 Submit report by Clerk of the Licensing Board providing information regarding an Application for Variation of Premises Licence for Waterhouse Inn, 34 Balloch Road, Balloch G83 8LE. 6 APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF PREMISES LICENCE 69 - 90 Submit report by Clerk of the Licensing Board providing information regarding an Application for Variation of Premises Licence for Scotmid, 2 Freelands Place, Old Kilpatrick G60 5ED. 7 APPLICATION FOR PROVISIONAL PREMISES LICENCE 91 - 130 Submit report by Clerk of the Licensing Board providing information regarding an Application for a Provisional Premises Licence for Spar, 50 North Elgin Street, Clydebank G81 1BZ. Page 3
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8 APPLICATION FOR EXTENDED HOURS 133 - 141 Submit report by Clerk of the Licensing Board providing information regarding an Application for Extended Hours for The Counting House, 17 High Street, Dumbarton G82 1LS. 9 APPLICATION FOR EXTENDED HOURS 143 - 146 Submit report by Clerk of the Licensing Board providing information regarding an Application for Extended Hours for The Laughing Fox, 119 Bridge Street, Alexandria G83 0TA. 10 LICENSING BOARD ANNUAL FUNCTIONS REPORT 147 - 214 2025/2026 Submit report by Clerk of the Licensing Board requesting Members to consider its Annual Functions Report in relation to the period 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. 11 LICENSING BOARD FINANCIAL STATEMENT 2025/2026 215 - 218 Submit report by Clerk of the Licensing Board requesting Members to consider its Annual Financial Report in relation to the period 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. ______________________________________________________________ Page 4
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WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE LICENSING BOARD At a Meeting of West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board held in the Civic Space, 16 Church Street, Dumbarton on Tuesday, 12 May 2026 at 10.03 a.m. Present: Councillors Gurpreet Singh Johal, John Millar, Lawrence O’Neill, Chris Pollock, and Sophie Traynor. Attending: Christopher Anderson, Principal Solicitor and Section Head; Lawrence Knighton and Peter Clyde, Licensing Standards Officers; Mark Walsh, Environmental Health Officer; Marie Grant, Licensing Assistant; and Lynn Straker, Committee Officer. Also Attending: Sergeant David Holmes, Police Scotland; Mr Michael McDougall, Solicitor and Representative; Ms Audrey Junner, Solicitor and Representative; Mr Stephen Quinn, Applicant; Ms Lisa Kerr, Applicant. Apologies: Apologies for absence were intimated on behalf of Provost Karen Murray Conaghan and Councillors Fiona Hennebry and Hazel Sorrell. Councillor John Millar in the Chair DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST It was noted that there were no declarations of interest in any of the items of business on the agenda. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING The Minutes of Meeting of the Licensing Board held on 3 March 2026 were submitted and approved as a correct record. PROPOSED EXTENSION TO ON-SALES PREMISES LICENSED HOURS FOR THE DURATION OF THE 2026 WORLD CUP A report was submitted by the Clerk to the Licensing Board asking Members to consider a policy on extending licensed hours for On-Sales Premises for football ITEM 3 Page 5
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matches not involving the Scottish National Team, taking place as part of the 2026 World Cup. After discussion and having heard Mr Clyde, Licensing Standards Officer, in further explanation and in answer to Members’ questions, Members agreed that any premises seeking to show games later than normal licensed hours should be required to lodge an application for Extended Hours and that authority will be delegated to the Clerk to grant applications which seek to extend the licensed hours to no later than 3.00 a.m. with the exception of the Brazil vs Haiti game to take place on the 20 June 2026, to which the Board has delegated authority to the Clerk to grant non-contentious applications seeking extra hours for this event DECIDED:- Members agreed that any premises seeking to show games later than normal licensed hours should be required to lodge an application for Extended Hours and that authority will be delegated to the Clerk to grant applications which seek to extend the licensed hours to no later than 3.00 a.m. with the exception of the Brazil vs Haiti game to take place on the 20 June 2026, to which the Board has delegated authority to the Clerk to grant non-contentious applications seeking extra hours for this event APPLICATION FOR PREMISES LICENCE A report was submitted by Mr Knighton, Licensing Standards Officer, providing information regarding an application for a Premises Licence for a Pleasure Boat, named Celtic Warrior, residing at Cameron House Hotel and Country Estate, Loch Lomond G83 8QZ. Members first heard from Mr Anderson, Clerk to the Licensing Board, in introduction to the application and then from Mr McDougall, Solicitor and Representative in support of the application. Members then heard from Sergeant Holmes, Police Scotland, in representation of Police Scotland and from Mr Knighton, Licensing Standards Officer, in detail of recommended conditions should the application be approved. After discussion and having heard the Solicitor in further explanation and in answer to Members’ questions with the additional request for Condition 6 of the childrens conditions to be removed, Members agreed to grant the application. DECIDED:- Members agreed to grant the application. Page 6
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APPLICATION FOR PROVISIONAL PREMISES LICENCE A report was submitted by Mr Clyde, Licensing Standards Officer to the Licensing Board providing information regarding an application for a Provisional Premises Licence for Nisa Local, 44 Glasgow Road, Clydebank G81 1BT. Members first heard from Mr Anderson, Clerk to the Licensing Board, in introduction to the application and then from Mr Clyde, Licensing Standards Officer, in detail of overprovision concerns and recommended conditions should the application be approved. Members then heard from Ms Junner, Solicitor and Representative in support of the application. After discussion and having heard the Solicitor in further explanation and in answer to Members’ questions, Members agreed to grant the application subject to the conditions suggested by the Licensing Standards Officer. DECIDED:- Members agreed to grant the application subject to the conditions suggested by the Licensing Standards Officer. APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF PREMISES LICENCE A report was submitted by Mr Knighton, Licensing Standards Officer to the Licensing Board providing information regarding an application for Variation of Premises Licence for The Tullie Inn, Balloch Road, Balloch G83 8SW. Members first heard from Mr Anderson, Clerk to the Licensing Board, in introduction to the application and then from Sergeant Holmes, Police Scotland, in representation of Police Scotland. Members then heard from Mr Knighton, Licensing Standards Officer, detailing recommended conditions should the application be approved and then heard from Mr Mark Walsh, Environmental Health Officer in representation to the application. Members finally heard from Ms Audrey Junner, Solicitor and Representative in support of the application. After discussion and having heard the Solicitor and the Applicant in further explanation and in answer to Members’ questions, Members agreed to grant the application subject to the conditions suggested by the Licensing Standards Officer with the addition of a further condition limiting the extent of the outdoor entertainment. DECIDED:- Page 7
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Members agreed to grant the application subject to the conditions suggested by the Licensing Standards Officer with the addition of a further condition limiting the extent of the outdoor entertainment. APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF PREMISES LICENCE A report was submitted by Mr Knighton, Licensing Standards Officer to the Licensing Board providing information regarding an application for Variation of Premises Licence for Lomond Sports Bar and Kitchen, 127 College Street, Dumbarton G82 1NH. Members first heard from Mr Anderson, Clerk to the Licensing Board, in introduction to the application and then from Sergeant Holmes, Police Scotland, in representation of Police Scotland. Members then heard from Mr Mark Walsh, Environmental Health Officer in representation to the application and then heard from Mr Knighton, Licensing Standards Officer, detailing recommended conditions should the application to be approved. Members finally heard from Mr Michael McDougall, Solicitor and Representative to the application. After discussion and having heard the Solicitor and the Applicant in further explanation and in answer to Members’ questions, the Applicant requested to amend the layout plan to reduce it in scope, to which Members agreed. Members then agreed to partially approve the application with the exception of the application for an outdoor seating area with a request for a further site visit to be arranged and to view the amended layout plan to allow them to further assess. It was agreed the application for an outdoor seating area at the premises would be heard at a future meeting of the Licensing Board. And a further condition was also agreed relating to deliveries of alcohol. DECIDED:- Members agreed to approve the application with the exception of the application for an outdoor seating area with a request for a further site visit to be arranged and to view the amended layout plan to allow them to further assess. It was agreed the application for an outdoor seating area at the premises would be heard at a future meeting of the Licensing Board. And a further condition was also agreed relating to deliveries of alcohol. APPLICATION FOR EXTENDED HOURS Page 8
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A report was submitted by the Clerk to the Licensing Board providing information regarding an Application for Extended Hours for Lomond Sports Bar and Kitchen, 127 College Street, Dumbarton G82 1NH. Members first heard from Mr Anderson, Clerk to the Licensing Board, in introduction to the application and then from Sergeant Holmes, Police Scotland, in representation of Police Scotland. Members then heard from Mr Knighton, Licensing Standards Officer, in terms of concerns in adherence to Licensing policy and then from Mr McDougall, Solicitor and Representative in support of the application. After discussion and having heard the Solicitor, the Licensing Standards Officer and the Applicant in further explanation and in answer to Members’ questions, Members agreed to grant each instance of extended hours requested within the application. DECIDED:- Members agreed to grant each instance of extended hours requested within the application. REVIEW OF PREMISES LICENCE A report was submitted by Mr Clyde, Licensing Standards Officer to the Licensing Board providing information to Members asking them to review the Premises Licence for Café Roma, 23 Britannia Way, Clydebank G81 2RZ. Mr Anderson, Clerk to the Licensing Board noted the License holder was not in attendance at the meeting and the business had currently ceased trading. After discussion and having heard Mr Clyde, Licensing Standards Officer, in further explanation and in answer to Members’ questions, Members agreed to suspend the License. DECIDED:- Members agreed to suspend the License. The meeting closed at 12.34 p.m. Page 9
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THE LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 Application for Variation to Premises Licence Ref: WDLBPREM/0013 REPRESENTATION & OBJECTIONS Name and Address of Premises: Lomond Sports Bar and Kitchen, 127 College Street, Dumbarton G82 1NH Applicant/Licence Holder: TLT LLP on behalf of HBR (Dumbarton) Ltd Type of Premises: On & Off Sales. Proposed Application: To make changes to the Operating Plan & Layout Plan: Outdoor drinking – may be available outwith core hours when the premises is open for the activities noted about, but no alcohol will be consumed there after 10pm. Q7 – Amend capacity to 200 including 20 external. Layout Plan – addition of outdoor area Police Authority Comments: REPRESENTATION Licensing Standards Comments: On a separate report. Fire Authority Comments: No comment . Regulatory Services Comments: EH – Representation. Planning – Objection – will not be attending. BS – no objection. Community Council Comments: Health Board Comments: no comment received. Access Panel: no comment received. Additional Comments: ITEM 4 Page 11
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Section 50 Certificates: Planning Section 50 Certificate not required. Decision: Page 12
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WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE LICENSING BOARD LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF PREMISES LICENCE/ PROVISIONAL PREMISES LICENCE* *Delete as appropriate If you are completing this form by hand, please write legibly in block capitals using ink. SECTION 1: APPLICANT INFORMATION 1(a) Name, address, postcode and premises licence number of premises. Lomond Sports Bar and Kitchen 127 College Street Dumbarton Post Code G82 1NH Premises Licence Ref. No. WDLBPREM/0013 1(b) Please provide full name, address, postcode, telephone number and e-mail address of applicant. HBR (Dumbarton) Ltd 140 Castlegreen Street Dumbarton Post Code G82 1JU Telephone No. E-mail address SECTION 2: MINOR VARIATIONS 2(a) Do you consider the proposed variation to be a minor variation? YES NO (If the answer is YES, please complete the rest of Section 2. If NO, please go to Section 3) 2(b) Do you propose a variation to the layout plan which is not inconsistent with the operating plan for the Premises? YES NO (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) 2(c) Do you propose to restrict the terms on which children and young persons are admitted to the premises? Page 13
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YES NO (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) 2(d) Do you propose to vary the information contained in the licence relating to the premises manager, including variation to substitute a new premises manager? YES NO (If the answer is YES, please complete Section 4 below) 2(e) Do you propose any other variation as prescribed by Section 29(6)(d) of the 2005 Act? YES NO (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) SECTION 3: OTHER VARIATIONS 3(a) Do you propose a variation to any of the conditions to which the licence is subject (other than those to which the licence is subject by virtue of Section 27(1))? YES NO (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) 3(b) Do you propose to vary any of the information contained in the operating plan contained in the licence? YES NO Page 14
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(If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) Q5 – Add films, indoor/outdoor sports and outdoor drinking as an activity during and outwith core hours. Q5 – Additional information – Amend the wording as follows: Premises may open from 9am for the provision of teas, coffees and breakfast etc. Receptions – we have the facility in our lounge to offer a wide range of reception facility. This may include funeral purveys that require alcohol on the premises from 9am. Club meetings – we have the facility to host local community meets. This may include events that require alcohol to be available on the premises from 9am e.g. Golf Day. Recorded music – we may wish to play background music during funerals being held as above. Films - may be available outwith core hours when the premises is open for the activities noted. Televised sport – we appreciate that certain major sporting events e.g. Olympics; Football World Cup may be televised outwith core hours and we would wish to offer the sale of alcohol on the premises at these times. Indoor/outdoor sports - may be available outwith core hours when the premises is open for the activities noted. Outdoor drinking – may be available outwith core hours when the premises is open for the activities noted about, but no alcohol will be consumed there after 10pm. Q5f) – Add the following: Deliveries – food, soft drinks and alcoholic drinks Snooker/pool table available for customer use. Q7 – Amend capacity to 200 including 20 external 3(c) Do you propose a variation to the layout plan contained in the licence? YES NO (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) Addition of outdoor area 3(d) Do you propose to vary any other information contained or referred to in the licence, including an addition, deletion or other modification? YES NO (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) Page 15
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SECTION 4: VARIATION TO SUBSTITUTE NEW PREMISES MANAGER Please provide details below of the name, address and personal licence number of the Existing Premises Manager. Reference Number of Personal Licence PROPOSED PREMISES MANAGER 4(a) Name and telephone number Telephone No. 4(b) Date and place of birth 4(c) Contact address, including postcode Postcode 4(d) Email address 4(e) Details of Personal Licence held by Proposed Premises Manager Date of issue Name of Licensing Board issuing Reference Number of Personal Licence Page 16
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(Please enclose a photostat copy of the Personal Licence if it was not issued by West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board). 4(f) Is the variation to substitute a new Premises Manager to take effect during the application period? YES NO (If the answer is NO, please provide the proposed date from which the variation is to take effect). DECLARATION BY APPLICANT OR AGENT ON BEHALF OF APPLICANT (If signing on behalf of the applicant please state in what capacity.) I confirm that the contents of this application are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. The application fee is enclosed. Signature …… – TLT Solicitors………. (See Note 1 below) Date 31.03.26 Capacity APPLICANT/AGENT (delete as appropriate) If agent, please provide name, address, telephone number and email address: TLT Solicitors 9th Floor 41 West Campbell Street Glasgow G2 6SE I have enclosed the relevant documents with this application – please tick the relevant boxes Premises Licence (See Note 2) Operating Plan (see Note 3) Layout Plans (see Note 3) Planning certificate (See Note 4) Building standards certificate (See Note 4) Food hygiene certificate (See Note 4) Copy of Personal Licence Notes Note 1: Data Protection Act 1998 The information in this form will be used to update the relevant Premises Licence. Accordingly, the information contained in this form may be held on an electronic public register which may be available to members of the public on request. Note 2: The application must be accompanied by the Premises Licence to which the application relates, or if that is not practicable, a statement of the reasons for failure to produce the licence. Note 3: Page 17
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Where the proposed variation affects the current operating plan, please submit an operating plan including the proposed variations. Where the proposed variation affects the current layout plan, please submit 6 sets of plans showing the proposed new layout of the premises. Note 4: Applicants for variations involving structural alterations should submit the relevant Section 50 certificates with their application. Data Protection Act 1998 The information in this form will be used to update the relevant Premises Licence. Accordingly, the information contained in this form may be held on an electronic public register which may be available to members of the public on request. Page 18
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Contact Us: West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board Council Offices 16 Church Street Dumbarton G82 1QL Phone: 01389 738741 Email: licensing@west-dunbarton.gov.uk Page 19
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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? 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 12MN Tuesday 11AM 12MN Wednesday 11AM 12MN Thursday 11AM 12MN Friday 11AM 1AM Saturday 11AM 1AM Sunday 11AM 12MN Page 20
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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 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 YES *If YES – provide details Would seek to take advantage of any extended period of trading granted by the Board for significant local/national events e.g. Festive Period and Bank holidays etc. Page 21
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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 YES YES YES Bar meals YES YES YES 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. YES YES YES Club or other group meetings etc. YES YES YES 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) YES YES YES Dance facilities YES YES YES Theatre NO NO NO Films YES YES YES Gaming YES YES YES Indoor/outdoor sports YES YES YES Televised sport YES YES YES Page 22
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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 YES YES YES 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. Premises may open from 9am for the provision of teas, coffees and breakfast etc. Receptions – we have the facility in our lounge to offer a wide range of reception facility. This may include funeral purveys that require alcohol on the premises from 9am. Club meetings – we have the facility to host local community meets. This may include events that require alcohol to be available on the premises from 9am e.g. Golf Day. Recorded music – we may wish to play background music during funerals being held as above. Films - may be available outwith core hours when the premises is open for the activities noted. Televised sport – we appreciate that certain major sporting events e.g. Olympics; Football World Cup may be televised outwith core hours and we would wish to offer the sale of alcohol on the premises at these times. Indoor/outdoor sports - may be available outwith core hours when the premises is open for the activities noted. Outdoor drinking – may be available outwith core hours when the premises is open for the activities noted about, but no alcohol will be consumed there after 10pm. 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. Takeaways Deliveries – food, soft drinks and alcoholic drinks Outside Catering Karaoke Snooker/pool table available for customer use. Page 23
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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? N/A *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 persons will be admitted only when accompanied by an adult. Page 25
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6(c) Provide statement regarding the AGES of children or young persons to be allowed entry 0-17 years 6(d) Provide statement regarding the TIMES during which children and young persons will be allowed entry In line with the Board’s policy, children and young persons will be allowed on the premises until 10pm, unless they are attending a pre-booked function, where they will be allowed to remain on the premises for the duration of the function. 6(e) Provide statement regarding the PARTS of the premises to which children and young persons will be allowed entry Children and young persons will be admitted to all public areas. Page 26
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Question 7 CAPACITY OF PREMISES What is the proposed capacity of the premises to which this application relates? 200 including 20 external Question 8 PREMISES MANAGER (NOTE: not required where application is for grant of provisional premises licence) Personal details 8(a) Name 8(b) Date of birth 8(c) Contact address 8(d) Email address Page 27
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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 … – TLT Solicitors… * (see note below) Date ………31.03.26 Capacity ……………………………………. APPLICANT/AGENT (delete as appropriate). Telephone number and email address of signatory * 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. Contact Us: West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board Council Offices 16 Church Street Dumbarton G82 1QL Phone: 01389 738741 Email: licensing@west-dunbarton.gov.uk Page 28
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The Licensing (Procedure) (Scotland) Regulations 2007 Schedule 2 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF PREMISES LICENCE 1. Applicant/Agent Name & Address (include postcode) 2. Name & Address of Premises (include postcode) EXISTING LICENSED HOURS PROPOSED LICENSED HOURS Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 3. Brief overview of proposed change(s) to premises licence . Further detailed information in regard to this application (including the operating plan) is available for inspection at Council Offices, Municipal Buildings, College Street Dumbarton G82 1NR via appointment, during normal office hours. Any person is eligible to object. Anyone wishing to object or make representations must not later than lodge with the Clerk of the Licensing Board a written notice of objection or representation. It is the responsibility of the person making the objection or representation to ensure that the Board has received it and it may be helpful to lodge it in one of the following ways: • Delivered by hand within the time specified; or • Posted (by registered or recorded or special delivery post) so that in the normal course of post it might be expected to be delivered within that time; or • Faxed within that time and an acknowledgement of the fax is kept; or • E-mailed within that time and an acknowledgement of the e-mail is kept. It is the responsibility of the person making the objection or representation to ensure that the Board has received it. A PRO-FORMA FORM (PREFERRED) FOR MAKING OBJECTIONS OR REPRESENTATIONS IS AVAILABLE ONLINE: https://www.west- dunbarton.gov.uk/business/licences-permits-and-permissions/alcohol- licences/licensing-guidelines-and-policies/ TO REQUEST A HARDCOPY: TELEPHONE (01389) 738741 Date: Signature: Page 29
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The Licensing (Procedure) (Scotland) Regulations 2007 Schedule 3 CONFIRMATION OF SITE NOTICE Full Name of Applicant/Agent & Address (include postcode) Name & Address of Premises (include postcode) A notice regarding an application for a premises licence or for variation of such a licence is required to be displayed for a period of not less than 21 days. If the Licensing Board is not satisfied that this has taken place, it may order the display of the notice for a further 21 days. Should the notice, without any fault or intention of the applicant, be removed, obscured or defaced before the end of the 21 days for which it must be displayed, the applicant must take reasonable steps for its protection and if need be its replacement. If this has happened, the applicant must note it and set out what he or she has done to correct the situation (in the box below). CONFIRMATION OF DISPLAY OF NOTICE I (full name of applicant) confirm that a notice regarding an application for a premises licence/variation of such a licence has been displayed as prescribed for a period of not less than 21 days. The dates of display being Applicant’s signature Date Page 30
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Official Licensing Standards Officers Report LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 PREMISES LICENCE VARIATION APPLICATION PREMISES: WDLPREM 0013 Lomond Sports Bar and Kitchen, 127 College Street, Dumbarton G82 1NH PREMISES LICENCE HOLDER: HBR (Dumbarton) Ltd This variation application relates to various changes in the operating and layout plan but I would highlight the following to the Licensing Board; In relation to the applicant’s request for an external licensed area the Licensing Standards Officer recommends that for the purposes of the licensing objectives, that the conditions narrated in the Board's policy at Appendix 1, Part D – Outdoor Areas are applied to this licence. Part D - Outdoor Areas The holder of the premises licence for a licensed outdoor area must make sure that:- 1. The outdoor area complies with the area permitted by the relevant tables and chairs permit and it is clearly defined and enclosed by suitable barriers and controlled so that no drinks are allowed to be taken from it. All tables and chairs are removed from the street in accordance with the relevant Tables and Chairs Permit’s approved hours of operation. 2. The use of the tables and chairs area shall cease at 2200 hours each evening. 3. All street furniture including tables and chairs, barriers, etc. must be off the street and in storage by 2215 hours. 4. The premises licence holder and premises manager will have management procedures in place to supervise admissions and to objectively monitor the occupant capacity, and to have an effective means of communication between the outdoor area and the premises. 5. The outdoor area will be regularly serviced and must be kept clear of empty receptacles, unattended glassware and all refuse removed. 6. All drinks will be supplied or decanted into suitable containers. 7. No amplified sound or music shall be played in, or relayed to, the outdoor area. 8. The capacity of the outdoor area shall not exceed 20 persons. Page 33
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Official Licensing Standards Officer Date: 20 April 2026 Contact: Lawrence Knighton, Licensing Standards Officer, Regulatory and Regeneration Services, Council Offices, 16 Church Street, Dumbarton. G81 1TG. E-mail: lawrence.knighton@west-dunbarton.gov.uk Page 34
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Me m o r a n d u m Official Referring to the application for the grant of a variation of premises Licence received on 01 April 2026 by HBR (Dumbarton) Ltd for the premises at 127 College Street, Dumbarton, G82 21NH, Environmental Health Section submit a letter of representation on the grounds that we have received noise complaints from nearby residential properties and there is an ongoing investigation into the excessive noise being emitted from the premises under the Environmental Protection Act 1990. Complaints about the premises were received on 09 March 2026 and 23 March 2026 indicating that there is an issue with noise emitted from the premises. Subsequently, noise monitoring was carried out between 26 March – 29 March 2026 within a nearby residential property. The results from the noise monitoring highlight unacceptable noise levels indicating a significant issue that requires to be addressed. The applicant was made aware of the complaints on 01 April 2026 over the telephone and advised that steps are required to mitigate the noise. Any proposals to increase the operating capacity of the premises has the potential to exacerbate the existing noise issues being experienced by nearby residents. Environmental Health Section West Dunbartonshire Council 16 Church Street Dumbarton G82 1QL Telephone: Email: To: Licensing Section From: Environmental Health Section Contact: Subject: Address: Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 Application for Variation of Premises Licence Applicant: HBR (Dumbarton) Ltd 127 College Street, Dumbarton, G82 1NH Our Ref: 152865 Date: 02 April 2026 Page 35
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OFFICIAL 17 April 2026 Our Ref: L/LIC Your Ref: The Clerk West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board Municipal Buildings College Street DUMBARTON G82 1NR Argyll & West Dunbartonshire ‘L’ Division Headquarters Stirling Road DUMBARTON G82 3PT Tel: Dear Sir LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005: SECTION 29 APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF A PREMISES LICENCE APPLICANT: HBR (DUMBARTON) LTD PREMISES: LOMOND SPORTS BAR & KITCHEN, 127 COLLEGE STREET, DUMBARTON I have to inform you that the Chief Constable wishes to make the following representation in relation to the above application. The Chief Constable would seek clarification in terms of the outside area. The application states that no alcohol will be consumed outside after 10pm however also mentions that the outdoor drinking area will still be used outwith core hours. Due to neighbours living within a close proximity and due to recent noise complaints, Your Honours may wish to consider if an outside area for the hours requested are appropriate at this time. If the Board decide to grant an outdoor area, Police Scotland would seek that the supplemental conditions for outdoor areas, which the Board have agreed on for similar premises, be added to this licence. These conditions relate to capacity levels, removal of furniture, delineation, staff supervision and noise. This is being requested due to the close proximity of the entrance to residential flats above the premises and also due to the area being a thoroughfare for commuters to and from the train station. Your Honours will also be aware that the current operating plan and Question 3(b) of this variation application, there is mention that alcohol may be required at 9am for reasons such as club meetings. Your Honours may wish to clarify what the applicant defines as ‘club meetings' that would require alcohol at 9am. For example, does this include football club supporters meeting up before travelling to games either on the train or supporter’s bus. If so, a 9am commencement time for alcohol would be inappropriate for this type of activity. Page 36
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OFFICIAL If your Honours are minded to include the 9am requirement for alcohol within the licence, the Chief Constable requests that a condition be added to the licence that any meetings or events with a commencement time of 10am or earlier, that the licence holder is expected to submit extended hours applications with an reasonable notice period (excluding funerals) to the Board. This representation is submitted for your attention in considering this application. Yours faithfully Gary I’Anson Divisional Commander Page 37
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Me m o r a n d u m Thank you for your consultation request received on 1st April 2026 for the application for variation of premises licence referenced above. With regard to the above application, I have the following comments – The planning service is submitting a holding objection for three reasons. 1. As existing the applicant is operating a sports bar (Suis Generis) which constitutes a material change of planning use from a Class 3 restaurant and will require to be assessed through a planning application. As existing there is an enforcement enquiry indicating possible amenity concerns and the applicant will need to submit a retrospective planning application for a change of use to be assessed ad regularise the planning. 2. Unauthorised works has been carried out to a Category C Listed building without Listed Building Consent (LBC). Unauthorised works carried out on a Category C listed building in Scotland constitutes a criminal offence under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Scotland) Act 1997. The applicant will require to submit a retrospective Listed Building Consent application to be assessed. 3. The applicant has carried out works to the building including installing new signage and is displaying advertisements. Displaying advertisements in contravention of the Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) (Scotland) Regulations 1984 is an offence. The applicant will need to submit a retrospective advertisement consent application for the works to be assessed. In regard to this, the planning service have met previously with the applicant’s agent Dean Ross in a meeting onsite dated Wednesday 18th March 2026. It was highlighted all the development and works carried out would have to be regularised through a new planning application, listed building consent and advertisement consent. However, since then there has been no response from the agent or applicant. As it stands, the planning issues have not been addressed and the unauthorised works and use of a sports bar does not have planning permission, listed building consent and advertisement consent. In light of the above, the planning service object to the granting of application for variation of premises licence until such times the planning position is properly regularised. I trust this clarifies our position, Kind Regards To: Licencing From: Development Management c.c. Jennifer Campbell Proposal: Application for variation of premises licence Location: 127 College Street, Dumbarton, G82 1NH Applicant: HBR(Dumbarton) Ltd Ref: DC26/021/LIC Date: 07/04/2026 Page 38
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Sent: 10 April 2026 15:08 To: Licensing Subject: Objection Letter – Lomond Sports Bar & Kitchen 127 College Street, Dumbarton Dear Clerk, I wish to lodge a formal objection to the variation application submitted by Lomond Sports Bar & Kitchen, 127 College Street, Dumbarton. This objection is submitted on behalf of local residents who have raised significant and ongoing concerns regarding the current operation of the premises. These concerns relate directly to the Licensing Objectives, particularly: • Preventing Public Nuisance • Preventing Crime and Disorder • Securing Public Safety • Protecting and Improving Public Health Grounds for Objection 1. Ongoing noise disturbance and public nuisance Residents living directly above and adjacent to the premises report persistent noise issues, including extremely loud amplified music and DJ sets causing vibration through the building. These disturbances occur late into the evening and have resulted in multiple complaints to Police Scotland and Environmental Health. 2. Reports of disorder and anti-social behaviour Residents have reported fights occurring outside the premises, as well as groups congregating at the entrance late at night. These incidents have required police attendance on several occasions. 3. Reports of drug-taking activity There are worrying reports of drug use occurring in the vicinity of the entrance to the premises. This raises serious concerns regarding public safety and crime prevention. 4. Unsuitability of the premises for expanded capacity or outdoor drinking The building is a listed structure with residential properties directly above. The introduction of an outdoor drinking area, extended hours, and increased capacity (including televised sport outwith core hours) would significantly worsen the existing issues and is incompatible with the location. 5. Failure to maintain the building and engage constructively with residents Residents have advised that the owners have refused to contribute to essential communal repairs approved by the property factor. This raises concerns about responsible stewardship of the premises. Request for Licensing Board Action Given the above, I respectfully request that the Board: • Refuse the variation application in full, including outdoor drinking, increased capacity, and extended activities. • Undertake careful monitoring of the premises’ current operation, including liaison with Police Scotland and Environmental Health. • Consider whether a review of the existing licence is required, given the volume and seriousness of complaints. Page 46
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The current issues demonstrate that the premises are already struggling to operate within the Licensing Objectives. Any extension of activities or capacity would exacerbate the problems experienced by residents. Yours sincerely, Councillor David McBride Page 47
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Dear Sir/ Madam , I wish to make an objection to application for variation of premises licence. I currently live above these premises and am already having to deal with noise pollution and rowdy behaviour outside .Having bought my flat above a family run local bar /lounge many years ago I accept there will b some noise but not to the extent at present it is now a Live music venue at weekends where my flat vibrates with the noise levels .This being a listed building I don't believe can be soundproofed accordingly! I want to be able to open my windows without smoke and noise arising from a seated area directly beneath me . Hugh Hannaway Page 48
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THE LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 Application for Variation to Premises Licence Ref: WDLBPREM/0065 Name and Address of Premises: Waterhouse Inn, 34 Balloch Road, Balloch G83 8LE Applicant/Licence Holder: Helena Jane Geoghan, Licence Holder Type of Premises: On Sales. Proposed Application: To change the Licensed Hours Monday to Thursday, opening time 10am terminal hour 12 midnight. Friday to Sunday, opening time 10am, terminal hour 1am Police Authority Comments: No Police objections. Licensing Standards Comments: Sent as a separate report. Fire Authority Comments: No comment. Regulatory Services Comments: EH no comment. Building Standards no comment. Planning National Park no comment. Community Council Comments: No comment received. Health Board Comments: No comment received. Access Panel: No comment received. Additional Comments: ITEM 5 Page 49
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WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE LICENSING BOARD LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF PREMISES LICENCE/ PROVISIONAL PREMISES LICENCE* *Delete as appropriate If you are completing this form by hand, please write legibly in block capitals using ink. SECTION 1: APPLICANT INFORMATION 1(a) Name, address, postcode and premises licence number of premises. THE WATERHOUSE INN 34 BALLOCH ROAD BALLOCH ALEXANDRIA Post Code G83 8LE Premises Licence Ref. No. WDLBPREM/0065 1(b) Please provide full name, address, postcode, telephone number and e-mail address of applicant. HELENA JANE GEOGHAN Post Code Telephone No. E-mail address SECTION 2: MINOR VARIATIONS 2(a) Do you consider the proposed variation to be a minor variation? YES ☐NO ☐X (If the answer is YES, please complete the rest of Section 2. If NO, please go to Section 3) 2(b) Do you propose a variation to the layout plan which is not inconsistent with the operating plan for the Premises? YES ☐ NO ☐X (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) Page 51
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2(c) Do you propose to restrict the terms on which children and young persons are admitted to the premises? YES ☐ NO ☐X (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) 2(d) Do you propose to vary the information contained in the licence relating to the premises manager, including variation to substitute a new premises manager? YES ☐ NO ☐X (If the answer is YES, please complete Section 4 below) 2(e) Do you propose any other variation as prescribed by Section 29(6)(d) of the 2005 Act? YES ☐ NO ☐X (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) SECTION 3: OTHER VARIATIONS 3(a) Do you propose a variation to any of the conditions to which the licence is subject (other than those to which the licence is subject by virtue of Section 27(1))? YES ☐ NOX (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) Page 52
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3(b) Do you propose to vary any of the information contained in the operating plan contained in the licence? YESX ☐ NO ☐ (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) MONDAY – THURSDAY - OPENING TIME 10am – TERMINAL HOUR – 12 midnight FRIDAY – SUNDAY - OPENING TIME 10am – TERMINAL HOUR – 1 am The extra hour would be used for tourism, bus parties and funerals. It is not our intention to open the bar at 10am 7 days a week but to use this facility for occasions. 3(c) Do you propose a variation to the layout plan contained in the licence? YES ☐ NO ☐X (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) 3(d) Do you propose to vary any other information contained or referred to in the licence, including an addition, deletion or other modification? YES ☐ NO ☐X (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) Page 53
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SECTION 4: VARIATION TO SUBSTITUTE NEW PREMISES MANAGER Please provide details below of the name, address and personal licence number of the Existing Premises Manager. Reference Number of Personal Licence PROPOSED PREMISES MANAGER 4(a) Name and telephone number Telephone No. 4(b) Date and place of birth 4(c) Contact address, including postcode Postcode 4(d) Email address 4(e) Details of Personal Licence held by Proposed Premises Manager Date of issue Name of Licensing Board issuing Reference Number of Personal Licence (Please enclose a photostat copy of the Personal Licence if it was not issued by West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board). 4(f) Is the variation to substitute a new Premises Manager to take effect during the application period? YES ☐ NO ☐ (If the answer is NO, please provide the proposed date from which the variation is to take effect). Page 54
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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.) I confirm that the contents of this application are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. The application fee is enclosed. Signature ………Helena Jane Geoghan………………………………………………..…………. (See Note 1 below) Date ……05/02/2026…………………………………………. Capacity APPLICANT/AGENT (delete as appropriate) If agent, please provide name, address, telephone number and email address: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………...………. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………...………. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………...………. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………...………. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………...………. I have enclosed the relevant documents with this application – please tick the relevant boxes Premises Licence (See Note 2) X Operating Plan (see Note 3) X Layout Plans (see Note 3) Planning certificate (See Note 4) Building standards certificate (See Note 4) Food hygiene certificate (See Note 4) Copy of Personal Licence X Notes Note 1: Data Protection Act 1998 The information in this form will be used to update the relevant Premises Licence. Accordingly, the information contained in this form may be held on an electronic public register which may be available to members of the public on request. Note 2: The application must be accompanied by the Premises Licence to which the application relates, or if that is not practicable, a statement of the reasons for failure to produce the licence. Note 3: Where the proposed variation affects the current operating plan, please submit an operating plan including the proposed variations. Where the proposed variation affects the current layout plan, please submit 6 sets of plans showing the proposed new layout of the premises. Note 4: Applicants for variations involving structural alterations should submit the relevant Section 50 certificates with their application. Data Protection Act 1998 Page 55
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The information in this form will be used to update the relevant Premises Licence. Accordingly, the information contained in this form may be held on an electronic public register which may be available to members of the public on request. Page 56
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Contact Us: West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board Council Offices 16 Church Street Dumbarton G82 1QL Phone: 01389 738741 Email: licensing@west-dunbarton.gov.uk Page 57
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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/ 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? /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 10AM 12 MIDNIGHT Tuesday 10AM 12 MIDNIGHT Wednesday 10AM 12 MIDNIGHT Thursday 10AM 12 MIDNIGHT Friday 10AM 1AM FOLLOWING MORNING Saturday 10AM 1AMFOLLOWING MORNING Sunday 10AM 12 MIDNIGHT Page 58
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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 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Question 4 SEASONAL VARIATIONS Does the applicant intend to operate according to seasonal demand YES/NO* *If YES – provide details Page 59
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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 YES N/A N/A Conference facilities NO NO NO Restaurant facilities YES YES YES BREAKFAST Bar meals YES YES 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. YES YES NO Club or other group meetings etc. YES YES 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 NO Live performances – see 5(g) NO NO NO Dance facilities NO NO NO Theatre NO NO NO Films NO NO NO Gaming YES 1machine YES 1machine NO Indoor/outdoor sports NO NO NO Televised sport YES YES NO Page 60
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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 YES YES 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. 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? YES/NO* When fully occupied, are there likely to be more customers standing than seated? YES/NO* *Delete as appropriate Page 61
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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 persons will only be allowed to enter the lounge and restaurant area and beer garden when accompanied by adults. Children will not be served at bar or allowed to sit at bar. Generally, children will only be allowed entry for meal and functions. Similar arrangement will apply to young persons. Otherwise, the arrangements for young persons will accord with sections 106 & 107 of the Act. The applicant has robust measures in place to ensure there is no alcohol sold to children or young persons. There is a strict proof of age policy in place. Staff have been given the appropriate training to deal with children and young persons. Children and young persons will be prohibited from using the gaming machine. The applicant will adhere to the boards statement of Licencing Policy in respect of children and young persons. Page 62
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6(c) Provide statement regarding the AGES of children or young persons to be allowed entry CHILDREN OF ANY AGE AND YOUNG PERSON WILL BE ALLOWED ENTRY ONLY SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF 6 (b), 6 (d) & 6(e ) 6(d) Provide statement regarding the TIMES during which children and young persons will be allowed entry. FROM 11am until 8pm. This will not apply to children or young persons whose parents are residents, but such children or young persons will not be allowed in lounge or beer garden after 8pm. Out with these times they may be permitted in restaurant until 10pm when consuming a meal. 6(e) Provide statement regarding the PARTS of the premises to which children and young persons will be allowed entry Children and young persons will be allowed entry to lounge area, restaurant and beer garden if accompanied by adults. Children and young persons will not be served at bar or allowed to sit at bar. Generally, children and young persons would only be allowed entry for meals when with adults. The arrangements for children and young persons will be in accord with sections 106 and 107 of the Act except in so far as restricted in the operating plan. Page 63
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Question 7 CAPACITY OF PREMISES What is the proposed capacity of the premises to which this application relates? RESTAURANT 42 (SEATED) LOUNGE BAR 86 SEATED AND STANDING BEER GARDEN 28 Question 8 PREMISES MANAGER (NOTE: not required where application is for grant of provisional premises licence) Personal details 8(a) Name RONALD MCCOLL 8(b) Date of birth 8(c) Contact address 8(d) Email address Page 64
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8(e) Personal licence Date of issue Name of Licensing Board issuing Reference no. of personal licence 01/11/2022 WDC WD/0776 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 …………Helena Jane Geoghan………………………… * (see note below) Date ……………06/02/2026…………………………… Capacity ……………………………………. APPLICANT/ (delete as appropriate). Telephone number and email address of signatory …… * 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. Contact Us: West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board Council Offices 16 Church Street Dumbarton G82 1QL Phone: 01389 738741 Email: licensing@west-dunbarton.gov.uk Page 65
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Licensing Standards Officers Report LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 “the 2005 Act” APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF PREMISES LICENCE PREMISES: The Waterhouse Inn, 34 Balloch Road, Balloch, G83 8LE PREMISES LICENCE HOLDER: Helena Jane Geoghan The applicants are requesting earlier openings hours at 10am rather than the current 11am for the purposes of tourism and funeral events. The Board previously granted an Extended Hours permission to allow a trial from 6 April 2026 to 15 June 2026. I can report that this trial has received no complaints or negative comment. The Board may wish to consider the following paragraphs within their Statement of Licensing Policy; 35. Early Opening 35.1 Where any on-sales type premises wish to open before 11 a.m., the applicant will be required to justify the need for early opening. The applicant will be expected to demonstrate that sufficient measures will be in place to promote the licensing objectives. The Licensing Board – notwithstanding that each application will be considered on its own merits – is of the view that it will be difficult for an applicant to justify a commencement hour prior to 11am outwith the context set out in paragraph 32.3; 32.3 The Licensing Board recognises that earlier opening hour from 10am may also be appropriate for certain types of premises, for example, bowling clubs during the bowling season and also for events such as funerals. The earlier hour must be linked to the activity taking place on the premises. If the Licensing Board grants a licence which permits premises to be open prior to 11 a.m. for the purposes of funerals, it will impose a condition that on each occasion when it is intended that alcohol will be sold on the premises before 11 a.m. in connection with a funeral, 24 hours’ notice must be given to the Office of the Clerk to the Licensing Board and the Local Police Authority. 32.2 For applications relating to premises licences where the consumption of alcohol is a main activity and significant entertainment facilities throughout the licensing hours are not provided (on-sale hours), subject to paragraph 32.4, the Licensing Board considers that the commencement of the sale of alcohol shall ordinarily be:- no earlier than 11 a.m.; and no later than 12 midnight Sunday to Thursday and 1a.m. Friday and Saturday other than when an occasional extension is in place, and in accordance with paragraph 34 of this policy. The Licensing Board will recognise the importance of tourism in certain locations within the Licensing Board’s area and other determining factors such as the location of the licensed premises and may allow exceptions to this general rule. Page 66
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Due to the suitable location and management of the premises I have no concerns for the Licensing Objectives with what the applicants propose and should the Board be minded to grant the request I would recommend the following condition; “On each occasion when it is intended that alcohol will be sold on the premises before 11 a.m. in connection with a funeral, 24 hours’ notice must be given to the Office of the Clerk to the Licensing Board and the Local Police Authority.” Lawrence Knighton Licensing Standards Officer Date: 22 May 2026 Contact : Lawrence Knighton, Licensing Standards Officer, Regeneration & Regulatory Services, Council Offices, 16 Church Street, Dumbarton. G81 1TG. E-mail : lawrence.knighton@west-dunbarton.gov.uk Page 67
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Official THE LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 Application for Variation to Premises Licence Ref: WDLBPREM/0138 Name and Address of Premises: Scotmid, 2 Freelands Place, Old Kilpatrick G60 5ED Applicant/Licence Holder: Audrey Junner, Hill Brown Licensing, The Forsyth Building, 5 Renfield Street, Glasgow G2 5EZ Type of Premises: Off Sales. Proposed Application: Addition of an alcohol delivery service: At Q5(f) please add the following : “A home delivery service of groceries, which may include alcohol, will be available subject to demand. To make changes to Operating Plan. Plus further miscellaneous amendments to the Operating Plan which do not affect the sale of alcohol. Police Authority Comments: No Police Objections. Licensing Standards Comments: sent as a separate report. Fire Authority Comments: No comment. Regulatory Services Comments: Planning – no comment. EH – no comment. Building Standards – no comment. Community Council Comments: no comment received. Health Board Comments: no comment received. Access Panel: no comment received Additional Comments: ITEM 6 Page 69
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WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE LICENSING BOARD LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF PREMISES LICENCE/ PROVISIONAL PREMISES LICENCE* *Delete as appropriate If you are completing this form by hand, please write legibly in block capitals using ink. SECTION 1: APPLICANT INFORMATION 1(a) Name, address, postcode and premises licence number of premises. Scotmid 2 Freelands Place Old Kilpatrick Post Code G60 5ED Premises Licence Ref. No. WDLPREM/0138 1(b) Please provide full name, address, postcode, telephone number and e-mail address of applicant. Scottish Midland Co-operative Society Hillwood House 2 Harvest Drive Newbridge Edinburgh Post Code EH28 8QJ Telephone No. E-mail address (agent) SECTION 2: MINOR VARIATIONS 2(a) Do you consider the proposed variation to be a minor variation? YES NO (If the answer is YES, please complete the rest of Section 2. If NO, please go to Section 3) 2(b) Do you propose a variation to the layout plan which is not inconsistent with the operating plan for the Premises? YES NO (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) 2(c) Do you propose to restrict the terms on which children and young persons are admitted to the premises? YES NO Page 71
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(If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) 2(d) Do you propose to vary the information contained in the licence relating to the premises manager, including variation to substitute a new premises manager? YES NO (If the answer is YES, please complete Section 4 below) 2(e) Do you propose any other variation as prescribed by Section 29(6)(d) of the 2005 Act? YES NO (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) SECTION 3: OTHER VARIATIONS 3(a) Do you propose a variation to any of the conditions to which the licence is subject (other than those to which the licence is subject by virtue of Section 27(1))? YES NO (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) 3(b) Do you propose to vary any of the information contained in the operating plan contained in the licence? YES NO (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) Page 72
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Please amend all the boxes adjacent to the ‘Recorded music’ activity section to state “Yes” to allow recorded music outwith and within core licensed hours. Add the following statement in the free text box below the activity grid “Recorded background music may be played within and outwith core hours” At Q5(f) please add the following to existing narrative: “A home delivery service of groceries, which may include alcohol, will be available subject to demand.” 3(c) Do you propose a variation to the layout plan contained in the licence? YES NO (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) 3(d) Do you propose to vary any other information contained or referred to in the licence, including an addition, deletion or other modification? YES NO (If the answer is YES, please give details of the proposed variation below) SECTION 4: VARIATION TO SUBSTITUTE NEW PREMISES MANAGER Please provide details below of the name, address and personal licence number of the Existing Premises Manager. Page 73
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Reference Number of Personal Licence PROPOSED PREMISES MANAGER 4(a) Name and telephone number Telephone No. 4(b) Date and place of birth 4(c) Contact address, including postcode Postcode 4(d) Email address 4(e) Details of Personal Licence held by Proposed Premises Manager Date of issue Name of Licensing Board issuing Reference Number of Personal Licence (Please enclose a photostat copy of the Personal Licence if it was not issued by West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board). 4(f) Is the variation to substitute a new Premises Manager to take effect during the application period? YES NO (If the answer is NO, please provide the proposed date from which the variation is to take effect). DECLARATION BY APPLICANT OR AGENT ON BEHALF OF APPLICANT Page 74
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(If signing on behalf of the applicant please state in what capacity.) I confirm that the contents of this application are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. The application fee is enclosed. Signature Date: 10.03.2026 Capacity: AGENT If agent, please provide name, address, telephone number and email address: Miller Samuel Hill Brown The Forsyth Building 5 Renfield Street Glasgow G2 5EZ I have enclosed the relevant documents with this application – please tick the relevant boxes Premises Licence (See Note 2) ✓ Operating Plan (see Note 3) ✓ Layout Plans (see Note 3) Planning certificate (See Note 4) Building standards certificate (See Note 4) Food hygiene certificate (See Note 4) Copy of Personal Licence Notes Note 1: Data Protection Act 1998 The information in this form will be used to update the relevant Premises Licence. Accordingly, the information contained in this form may be held on an electronic public register which may be available to members of the public on request. Note 2: The application must be accompanied by the Premises Licence to which the application relates, or if that is not practicable, a statement of the reasons for failure to produce the licence. Note 3: Where the proposed variation affects the current operating plan, please submit an operating plan including the proposed variations. Where the proposed variation affects the current layout plan, please submit 6 sets of plans showing the proposed new layout of the premises. Note 4: Applicants for variations involving structural alterations should submit the relevant Section 50 certificates with their application. Data Protection Act 1998 Page 75
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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? 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 Page 78
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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 N/A Page 79
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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 Films NO NO NO Gaming NO NO NO Indoor/outdoor sports NO NO NO Televised sport NO NO NO Page 80
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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. Recorded background music may be played within and outwith 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 store will be open for the sale of general convenience goods between the hours of 07:00 and 22:00 hours Monday to Saturday inclusive, and between 08:00 and 22:00 hours on Sunday. These are the maximum hours during which the premises will be open to members of the public and are subject to customer demand. A home delivery service of groceries, which may include alcohol, will be available subject to demand. 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 Page 81
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When fully occupied, are there likely to be more customers standing than seated? N/A *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 N/A Page 82
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6(c) Provide statement regarding the AGES of children or young persons to be allowed entry N/A 6(d) Provide statement regarding the TIMES during which children and young persons will be allowed entry N/A 6(e) Provide statement regarding the PARTS of the premises to which children and young persons will be allowed entry N/A Page 83
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Question 7 CAPACITY OF PREMISES What is the proposed capacity of the premises to which this application relates? 24.6m2 Question 8 PREMISES MANAGER (NOTE: not required where application is for grant of provisional premises licence) Personal details 8(a) Name Matthew Alan Green 8(b) Date of birth 8(c) Contact address 8(d) Email address Page 84
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8(e) Personal licence Date of issue Name of Licensing Board issuing Reference no. of personal licence 14 September 2015 Renfrewshire Licensing Board RC/1760 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 Date: 10.03.2026 Capacity: AGENT Telephone number and email address of signatory: 0141-333-0636 and info@mshblicensing.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. Contact Us: West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board Council Offices 16 Church Street Dumbarton G82 1QL Phone: 01389 738741 Email: licensing@west-dunbarton.gov.uk Page 85
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The Licensing (Procedure) (Scotland) Regulations 2007 Schedule 2 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF PREMISES LICENCE 1. Applicant/Agent Name & Address (include postcode) 2. Name & Address of Premises (include postcode) EXISTING LICENSED HOURS PROPOSED LICENSED HOURS Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 3. Brief overview of proposed change(s) to premises licence . Further detailed information in regard to this application (including the operating plan) is available for inspection at Council Offices, Municipal Buildings, College Street Dumbarton G82 1NR via appointment, during normal office hours. Any person is eligible to object. Anyone wishing to object or make representations must not later than lodge with the Clerk of the Licensing Board a written notice of objection or representation. It is the responsibility of the person making the objection or representation to ensure that the Board has received it and it may be helpful to lodge it in one of the following ways: • Delivered by hand within the time specified; or • Posted (by registered or recorded or special delivery post) so that in the normal course of post it might be expected to be delivered within that time; or • Faxed within that time and an acknowledgement of the fax is kept; or • E-mailed within that time and an acknowledgement of the e-mail is kept. It is the responsibility of the person making the objection or representation to ensure that the Board has received it. A PRO-FORMA FORM (PREFERRED) FOR MAKING OBJECTIONS OR REPRESENTATIONS IS AVAILABLE ONLINE: https://www.west- dunbarton.gov.uk/business/licences-permits-and-permissions/alcohol- licences/licensing-guidelines-and-policies/ TO REQUEST A HARDCOPY: TELEPHONE (01389) 738741 Date: Signature: Page 86
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The Licensing (Procedure) (Scotland) Regulations 2007 Schedule 3 CONFIRMATION OF SITE NOTICE Full Name of Applicant/Agent & Address (include postcode) Name & Address of Premises (include postcode) A notice regarding an application for a premises licence or for variation of such a licence is required to be displayed for a period of not less than 21 days. If the Licensing Board is not satisfied that this has taken place, it may order the display of the notice for a further 21 days. Should the notice, without any fault or intention of the applicant, be removed, obscured or defaced before the end of the 21 days for which it must be displayed, the applicant must take reasonable steps for its protection and if need be its replacement. If this has happened, the applicant must note it and set out what he or she has done to correct the situation (in the box below). CONFIRMATION OF DISPLAY OF NOTICE I (full name of applicant) confirm that a notice regarding an application for a premises licence/variation of such a licence has been displayed as prescribed for a period of not less than 21 days. The dates of display being Applicant’s signature Date Page 87
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Licensing Standards Officers Report LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 “the 2005 Act” PROVISIONAL PREMISES LICENCE APPLICATION PREMISES: Scotmid, 2 Freelands Place Old Kilpatrick G60 5ED PREMISES LICENCE HOLDER: Scottish Midland Cooperative Society If the Licensing Board are minded to grant the application, the Licensing Standards Officer recommends that the following licence conditions be applied to the licence: Part C - Home Deliveries The holder of the premises licence must make sure that:- 1. A robust age verification policy requires to be in place for deliveries that include alcohol and must be strictly adhered to by all delivery staff, incorporating a Challenge 25 approach. All delivery staff must be trained in the operation of the foregoing policy. 2. Any documentation presented as verification of age is of a type prescribed in the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 or Regulations under that Act as suitable for that purpose. 3. An order register must be kept on the premises containing details of the items ordered/despatched, with details of when the order was placed and when the alcohol was despatched. 4. A delivery/refusal register requires to be maintained by the delivery driver containing details of the person accepting delivery or, if delivery was refused, the reason for any refusals. 5. No delivery of alcohol should be left unattended (including in a safe place) or with Children or Young Persons where there is no adult available to accept delivery. 6. Where a third party carries out deliveries, a written agreement must be in place between the holder of the premises licence and the third-party setting out that the measures narrated at the foregoing points 1 to 5 are to be complied with. Page 88
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Peter Clyde Licensing Standards Officer Date: 29 May 2026 Contact : Peter Clyde, Licensing Standards Officer, Regeneration & Regulatory Services, Council Offices, 16 Church Street, Dumbarton. G81 1TG. E-mail : Peter.Clyde@west-dunbarton.gov.uk Page 89
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THE LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 Application for Provisional Premises Licence OBJECTION Ref: WDLBPREM/0327 Name and Address of Premises: Spar, 50 North Elgin Street, Clydebank G81 1BZ Applicant/Licence Holder: Hill Brown Licensing on behalf of 1A Real Estate Ltd, The Forsyth Building, 5 Renfield Street, Glasgow G2 5EZ Type of Premises: Off Sales. Proposed Application: Application for a Provisional Premises Licence for a convenience store. Police Authority Comments: No comment. Licensing Standards Comments: On a separate report. Fire Authority Comments: No comment received. Regulatory Services Comments: Planning – no comment. Environmental Health – no comment. Building Standards – no objection. Community Council Comments: Health Board Comments: Objection. Access Panel: No comment received. Additional Comments: Section 50 Certificates: Planning Section 50 Certificate received. Decision: ITEM 7 Page 91
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West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board 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. Spar 50 North Elgin Street Clydebank G81 1BZ 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. 2(b) Where applicant is a partnership, please provide full name, and postal address of partnership. Page 92
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2(c) Where applicant is a company, please provide name, registered office and company registration number. IA Real Estate Ltd 108 Royston Road Glasgow G21 2NU Company No: SC619749 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.* Imran Ameen * Connected person is defined in section 147(3) of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005. 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? YES/NO If YES – provide full details Page 93
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Question 4 Previous convictions 4 Has the applicant or any connected person ever been convicted of a relevant or foreign offence (1) YES/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 NONE 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) Former community centre which is now a convenience store located at North Elgin Street, Clydebank. 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? N/A * Delete as appropriate (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. Page 94
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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 Application are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Signature …………… ……………… * (see note below) Date……30 April 2026…… Capacity ……………………………………. APPLICANT/AGENT (delete as appropriate) Telephone number and email address of signatory …… Audrey Junner, Hill Brown Licensing, The Forsyth Building, 5 Renfield Street, Glasgow G2 5EZ 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. Contact Us: West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board Council Offices 16 Church Street Dumbarton G82 1QL Phone: 01389 738741 Email: licensing@west-dunbarton.gov.uk Page 95
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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 Page 96
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Spar, 50 North Elgin Street, Clydebank, G81 1BZ 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 N/A Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Page 97
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Spar, 50 North Elgin Street, Clydebank, G81 1BZ Question 3 STATEMENT OF CORE TIMES WHEN ALCOHOL WILL BE SOLD FOR CONSUMPTION OFF PREMISES Day OFF Consumption Opening time Terminal hour Monday 10AM 10PM Tuesday 10AM 10PM Wednesday 10AM 10PM Thursday 10AM 10PM Friday 10AM 10PM Saturday 10AM 10PM Sunday 10AM 10PM Question 4 SEASONAL VARIATIONS Does the applicant intend to operate according to seasonal demand YES/NO* *If YES – provide details Page 98
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Spar, 50 North Elgin Street, Clydebank, G81 1BZ 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 Films NO NO NO Page 99
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Spar, 50 North Elgin Street, Clydebank, G81 1BZ 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 in the background within and outwith the 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. Products other than alcohol will be sold and ancillary consumer services will be provided within and outwith the core hours. Page 100
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Spar, 50 North Elgin Street, Clydebank, G81 1BZ 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 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 Page 101
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Spar, 50 North Elgin Street, Clydebank, G81 1BZ Question 7 CAPACITY OF PREMISES What is the proposed capacity of the premises to which this application relates? Total off-sales display area: 42.6m2 (accessible 34.6m2; inaccessible 8m2) Question 8 PREMISES MANAGER (NOTE: not required where application is for grant of provisional premises licence) Personal details 8(a) Name To be advised at confirmation stage 8(b) Date of birth 8(c) Contact address 8(d) Email address 8(e) Personal licence Date of issue Name of Licensing Board issuing Reference no. of personal licence Page 102
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Spar, 50 North Elgin Street, Clydebank, G81 1BZ 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 ……30 April 2026…………………………………… Capacity ……………………………………. APPLICANT/AGENT (delete as appropriate). Telephone number and email address of signatory ……………… Audrey Junner, Hill Brown Licensing, The Forsyth Building, 5 Renfield Street, Glasgow, G2 5EZ * 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. Page 103
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Electrical cupboard 600 MOTION SENSOR AUTOMATIC SLIDING DOOR 1500 X 1500 ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE disabled toilet 3750mm ARNEG OSAKA 3750mm ARNEG OSAKA 3750mm ARNEG OSAKA 3750m m ARNEG O SAKA ARNEG MINI ASTANA 3 DOOR FREEZER REMOTE 2343MM ARNEG MINI ASTANA 3 DOOR FREEZER REMOTE 2343MM Costa Coffee Machine 2 x 13amp Station 2 Tango Ice Till Till TillLottery DDA Sectionshelving bays shelving bays 8FT STORAGE RACKING 8FT STORAGE RACKING 8FT STORAGE RACKING 1000mm I/CREAM BEER CAVE 8FT STORAGE RACKING ARNEG MINI ASTANA 3 DOOR FREEZER REMOTE 2343MM 3 48 6 to 8 5 12 57 67a 52 67 57a 54 WHITECROOK 250673 250673 250773 250773 250700 250700 669796 669796 669896 669896 metres 0 5 10 15 20 25 Ordnance Survey R UKmapcentre.com Serial number: 310736 C Crown copyright and database right 2025 Ordnance Survey licence AC0000848283 Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without the prior permission of Ordnance Survey. NORTH Emergency Exit Fire Extinguisher Em ergency Exit Fire Extinguisher Em ergency Exit FLEMING AVE NORTH ELGIN STREET 1.1. 2.2. 3. 3. 1. 1. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. Scale: Date: Drawing No: Drawing Title: Drawn By: Revision: Vertex RAS Ltd Sir William Smith Road Kirkton Industrial Estate Arbroath Angus DD11 3RD Tele: 01241 876796 F.A.X.: 01241 878010 www.vertexscotland.com Project Details: Project Rep: Revision By: 1:100@A2 License Plan G811BY Clydebank, Glasgow 50 North Elgin Street Convenience Store IA Real Easte Ltd Total Display Area of Alcohol (Inaccessible) Wall Shelving:- = 4.0m(w) x 2.0m(h) = 8.0m² Total Display Area of Alcohol (Accessible) Wall shelving:- 15.8m(w) x 2.0m(h) = 31.6m² Stacks:- 3.0m(w) x 1.0m(h) = 3.0m² Total Display Area:- = 42.6m² Display Area of Alcohol (Inaccessible) Display Area of Alcohol (Accessible) Fire Extinguisher Emergency Exit Sign Toilet Area Profile 1 Wall Shelving Height : 2.0m Height : 2.0m Profile 2 Wall Shelving Children and young persons allowed in public area No public access Any information provided on the layout plan not for purpose of the Licensing ( Scotland ) Act 2005 if for information purposes only All activiites referred to in the Operating Plan may take place throughout Height : 1.0m Profile 3 Stacks Page 104
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Licensing Standards Officers Report LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 “the 2005 Act” PROVISIONAL PREMISES LICENCE APPLICATION PREMISES: Spar 50 North Elgin Street Clydebank G81 1BZ PREMISES LICENCE HOLDER: This application may be contrary to the Licensing Board’s Statement of Licensing Policy; namely Part 4: - Overprovision. For the Boards information these premises are located within IZ01 Clydebank East inc. Whitecrook (part)which is an locality considered to be overprovided for in terms of alcohol provision. If the Licensing Board are minded to grant the application, the Licensing Standards Officer recommends that licence conditions B and F from the Licensing Board’s standard conditions be applied to the licence: Part B – Off-Sales The holder of a premises licence shall ensure that:- 1. A refusal register is maintained in the premises recording all incidences of refused sales, including the date and time, the reason for refusal and the member of staff refusing the sale. 2. The refusal register is inspected by the Designated Premises Manager, or his nominated representative, at least on a fortnightly basis. 3. The refusal register is made available for inspection by the Police and Licensing Standards Officers on request. 4. The refusal register may be kept in electronic form, in which event the obligation imposed by condition 3 above may be discharged by making available for inspection as aforesaid a printed copy of the refusal register’s entries. Part F - Licensed Hours Off sale type premises Premises trading after 8.00 pm must have a CCTV system that:- (a) is recordable and viewable at source and does so during all hours that the premises is open. Page 105
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(b) records images that are date and time coded for the purposes of crime prevention. (c) has suitable surveillance is offered of the licensed area of the premises as denoted on the Layout Plan. Throughout the licensed hours a member of staff fully trained on the operation of the CCTV is present on the premises. Premises licence holders must note that camera footage should be retained for a period of time that complies with recommendations made by the Information Commissioner in terms of GDPR. Peter Clyde Licensing Standards Officer Date: 22 April 2026 Contact : Peter Clyde, Licensing Standards Officer, Regeneration & Regulatory Services, Council Offices, 16 Church Street, Dumbarton. G81 1TG. E-mail : Peter.Clyde@west-dunbarton.gov.uk Page 106
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17/05/2026 Licensing Board West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board Subject: Objection to Premises Licence Application – SPAR, Fleming Avenue, Clydebank G81 (Former Clydebank East Community Centre) Dear Members of the Licensing Board, I am writing to formally object to the application for a premises licence for the proposed SPAR shop located at the former Clydebank East Community Centre on Fleming Avenue, Clydebank G81. My objection is based on the concerns shared by many local residents regarding the negative impact that another licensed premises would have on the surrounding community. Firstly, there is strong local opposition to this application. Residents in the area do not believe that another outlet selling alcohol is needed within the community. The neighbourhood already has a significant number of shops and premises licensed to sell alcohol, and granting a further licence would contribute to an overprovision of alcohol sales in the area. Secondly, there are serious concerns regarding anti-social behaviour. Local residents already experience issues linked to alcohol consumption, including noise, littering, vandalism, intimidation, and disturbances in public spaces. Introducing another alcohol retailer at this location is likely to worsen these problems and negatively affect the quality of life for people living nearby, particularly families, elderly residents, and young people. In addition, the former community centre site should ideally be used in a way that benefits and supports the local community rather than increasing access to alcohol. Many residents feel that approving this licence would send the wrong message and fail to promote community wellbeing. I respectfully ask the Licensing Board to take these concerns into account and refuse the application on the grounds that it would undermine the licensing objectives, particularly those relating to preventing crime and disorder, securing public safety, preventing public nuisance, and protecting and improving public health. Thank you for considering this objection. Yours faithfully, Gail Shepherd Page 112
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Gulzar Ahmed 14/05/26 Dear Members of the Licensing Board, I am writing to formally object to the premises licence application for the proposed SPAR shop at the former Clydebank East Community Centre site on Fleming Avenue, Clydebank G81. As a local resident, I am extremely frustrated and disappointed that another licensed premises is even being considered for this area. The people living in Whitecrook already deal with enough problems linked to alcohol, anti-social behaviour, and disorder without adding yet another shop selling alcohol into the middle of this community. There is already strong local opposition to this application because residents genuinely do not believe another alcohol outlet is needed. There are already enough licensed premises within a short distance of this area, and approving another one would only add to the existing problems and contribute further to the overprovision of alcohol sales in the community. Whitecrook already struggles with anti-social behaviour, and many residents are fed up dealing with noise, littering, vandalism, groups gathering, intimidation, and disturbances caused by alcohol- related behaviour. Granting this licence will make these issues worse. Families, elderly residents, and vulnerable people living nearby should not have to deal with increased disruption and fear within their own neighbourhood. Lighting is also already a major issue in this part of Whitecrook. The area around Fleming Avenue can be poorly lit, particularly during darker evenings, and this already causes concerns regarding safety and loitering. Introducing a licensed premises in this location will attract more people hanging around the area late at night and will only increase the risk of anti-social behaviour, disorder, and residents feeling unsafe. Many local people are angry that a former community centre site — something that should have been used to benefit local residents — is instead potentially becoming another place selling alcohol. This community deserves investment that improves wellbeing and opportunities for residents, not another shop that could create more problems within what is already a struggling scheme. I respectfully ask the Licensing Board to listen to the concerns of the local community and refuse this application on the grounds that it undermines the licensing objectives, particularly in relation to preventing crime and disorder, preventing public nuisance, protecting public safety, and protecting and improving public health. Thank you for taking the time to consider this objection. Yours faithfully, Gulzar Page 113
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West Dunbartonshire Health & Social Care Partnership West Dunbartonshire Alcohol & Drug Partnership (ADP) Dumbarton Joint Hospital Cardross Road Dumbarton G82 5JA Tel: Date: 27th May 2026 Dat2026 Dear Clerk to the Licensing Board, LICENSING BOARD APPLICATION: 0327 Thank you for notification of the above application for a provisional premises licence in respect of Spar, 50 North Elgin Street, Clydebank, G81 1BZ. I, acting on behalf of West Dunbartonshire Alcohol and Drug Partnership (WDADP), have reviewed the application and the relevant evidence and object to the licence requested on the grounds that: • it is inconsistent with the licensing objective of Protecting and Improving Public Health; and • the application relates to premises located within a designated area of overprovision identified within the West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board Statement of Licensing Policy. The application relates to a proposed convenience store operating from a former community centre premises located within Intermediate Zone IZ01 Clydebank East including Whitecrook. The West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board Statement of Licensing Policy (November 2023) identifies IZ01 Clydebank East including Whitecrook as a designated area of overprovision. In reaching its Assessment of Overprovision, the Licensing Board assessed evidence relating to: • Alcohol Related Hospital Admissions; Page 114
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West Dunbartonshire Health & Social Care Partnership • Alcohol Related Death Rate; • Alcohol Related Mental Health; • the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation; • police incidents including assaults, domestic incidents, disorder and alcohol specific crimes; and • the number, capacity and licensed hours of licensed premises. At paragraph 29.11 of the Statement of Licensing Policy, the Licensing Board identified IZ01 Clydebank East including Whitecrook as an area of overprovision. Accordingly, there is a rebuttable presumption against the grant of further off-sales premises licences within that locality. The Licensing Board, in adopting its current Assessment of Overprovision, utilised alcohol-related health indicators for IZ01 Clydebank East including Whitecrook which demonstrate disproportionately high levels of alcohol- related harm both in comparison to the Scottish average and relative to other Intermediate Zones within West Dunbartonshire. Published data for the area includes: • Alcohol-related hospital admissions: 128.5 per 10,000 population compared to the Scottish average of 61.1, being more than double the national average and the second highest rate of all Intermediate Zones within West Dunbartonshire; • Alcohol-specific deaths: 15.8 per 10,000 population compared to the Scottish average of 5.8, being almost three times higher than the national average and among the highest rates recorded across West Dunbartonshire Intermediate Zones; and • Alcohol-related mental health admissions: 31.6 per 10,000 population compared to the Scottish average of 12.8, being almost two and a half times higher than the national average. These indicators are of particular concern within the wider context that West Dunbartonshire itself continues to experience some of the highest levels of alcohol-related mortality in Scotland, with the latest available national data demonstrating that the local authority has the fourth highest alcohol-specific mortality rate nationally1. 1 National Records of Scotland, Alcohol-specific deaths 2024 (23 September 2025), available at: National Records of Scotland – Alcohol-specific deaths 2024 Page 115
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West Dunbartonshire Health & Social Care Partnership The relevant health indicator data is set out in Appendix 1. These indicators demonstrate a substantial and disproportionate burden of alcohol-related harm within the local area. The proposed alcohol display area is also substantial for a convenience-style premises and comparable in scale to alcohol display areas associated with significantly larger supermarket-format stores. The proposal seeks to introduce an additional alcohol outlet within a locality already identified by the Licensing Board as experiencing overprovision and significant alcohol-related health inequalities. The evidence available indicates that communities experiencing high levels of deprivation are disproportionately impacted by alcohol-related morbidity and mortality. The objection is not based on the proposition that alcohol-related harms can be attributed to any individual premises in isolation, but rather on the cumulative impact of additional alcohol availability within a locality already identified by the Licensing Board as experiencing overprovision and significant alcohol-related harm. In considering the licensing objectives, it is relevant that the locality continues to experience significant alcohol-related health inequalities and socioeconomic deprivation associated with increased alcohol-related harm. The West Dunbartonshire Alcohol and Drug Partnership has a strategic responsibility to reduce alcohol-related harm and health inequalities across West Dunbartonshire. The Partnership’s strategic priorities include prevention, early intervention, reducing alcohol-related deaths and hospital admissions, and addressing the impact of alcohol-related harm within communities. Relevant WDADP strategic documentation is attached at Appendix 2 for information. For the avoidance of doubt, this objection relates solely to the proposed sale of alcohol from the premises and the application of the licensing objectives and overprovision policy. It does not relate to the operation of the retail premises generally, nor to any potential employment or wider economic benefits associated with the proposed development. Having considered the application, the Licensing Board Statement of Licensing Policy, and the relevant public health evidence, I object to the grant of the provisional premises licence on behalf of West Dunbartonshire Alcohol and Drug Partnership on the basis that the application is inconsistent with the licensing objective of Protecting and Improving Public Health and relates to premises situated within a designated area of overprovision. Page 116
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West Dunbartonshire Health & Social Care Partnership In the circumstances, it is submitted that the application does not provide sufficient justification to depart from the presumption against grant created by the Board’s overprovision policy. Yours sincerely, Chris Kelly Strategy Officer West Dunbartonshire Alcohol and Drug Partnership Appendices Appendix 1 – Overprovision Evidence to the West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board from NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and West Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care Partnership Appendix 2 – West Dunbartonshire Alcohol and Drug Partnership Terms of Reference / Strategic Priorities Page 117
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Applicant's Name: Hill Brown Licensing on behalf of IA Real Estate Ltd: Spar 50 North Elgin Street Premises Address: Postcode House Name Flat House Number Street Area Town Postcode Application Details: An off licence for premises at Spar 50 North Elgin Street Please detail what you are lodging: an objection Details of objection/representation: My Objection to the application of an off licence is fthreefold: 1. Over provision. There is no need for another outlet selling alcohol as there are already a significant number of shops within a short distance of the proposed off sales; Fleming Avenue, Barns Street and Webster Street (all of them well within the two miles which WDC Policy Document states that people will travel to purchase alcohol). 2. Safety. a) The premises are on a busy street for accessing parts of Whitecrook. Already cars park on the street while visiting the local pharmacy, making the street almost one way. Even with an improved car park, many drivers will still use the street. Cars driving around a bend could crash into parked cars especially during winter darkness. There is also a danger for those visiting the premises or standing outside( these types of premises are attractive to young people hanging around) as the lighting in the street is not particularly good. One light at the corner with Fleming Avenue and one opposite the shop. Cars coming round the corner at either side of the shop would have difficulty spotting people on the road. b) Poor lighting around the shop and in the car park (which is unlit at the moment) would make it difficult for residents to spot who could be causing anti-social behaviour. In order to improve lighting WDC would need to install lighting similar to Dumbarton Road. 3. Health and Crime. a) The Licensing Board is aware that this area is one of the18 sub localities which are in close proximity to areas with significant alcohol related health, crime and disorder problems. Local residents experience issues linked to alcohol consumption, including noise, litter, vandalism and disturbance. Introducing another alcohol retailer at this location is likely to worsen these problems and negatively affect the quality of life for people living nearby, especially those living directly across from the proposed premises. b) I presume the collection bins for bottles and clothes will be removed from the proposed car park. Removal of these will lead to more fly tipping in the scheme. The scheme is already untidy, since the Council cut services so adding another shop selling vapes and alcohol could make this worse. If you are making a representation and there are modifications which could be made to the Operating Plan or conditions which you feel could be imposed which would address your concerns, please provide details : Title: Mr First Name: John Surname: Brown Page 120
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Address: Postcode House Name Flat House Number Street Area Town Postcode Contact Number: Email Address: Name: John Brown Date: 15/05/2026 Capacity: Resident in the area. Page 121
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Applicant's Name: hill brown licensing on behalf of IA Real Estate Ltd 108 Royston Road Glasgow g21 2nu company No. SC619749 Premises Address: Postcode House Name Flat House Number Street Area Town Postcode g81 1bz spar 50 north elgin street clydebank glasgow g81 1bz Application Details: application for provisional premise licence Please detail what you are lodging: an objection Details of objection/representation: To the Members of the Licensing Board, I am writing to formally object to the grant of a new Premises Licence for SPAR at 50 North Elgin Street, Clydebank, G81 1BZ. This objection is submitted under Sections 23(5)(c), 23(5)(d) and 23(5)(e) of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005. Grounds of Objection Section 23(5)(c): Granting the application would be inconsistent with the Licensing Objectives Section 23(5)(d): The premises are unsuitable for the sale of alcohol having regard to the location, character and persons likely to frequent the premises Section 23(5)(e): Granting the application would contribute to overprovision of licensed premises within the locality Protecting and Improving Public Health West Dunbartonshire has suffered from alcohol-related harm for many years and continues to experience levels of alcohol-related hospital admissions and alcohol-specific deaths significantly above the Scottish average. Evidence submitted to licensing authorities has shown that West Dunbartonshire has some of the highest levels of alcohol-related harm in Scotland, with alcohol- related hospital admissions and mortality rates substantially above national levels. Research has also demonstrated a clear relationship between the availability of alcohol and alcohol-related harm within the local authority area. (Crystal Roof) The purpose of licensing legislation is not merely to regulate the sale of alcohol but to protect communities from the harms associated with excessive alcohol availability. Given the existing health challenges facing the area, I do not believe that another alcohol outlet is necessary or beneficial. Crime, Disorder and Public Safety Research conducted in West Dunbartonshire found that neighbourhoods with the highest concentration of alcohol outlets experienced significantly higher levels of crime than those with fewer outlets. Increased availability of alcohol is associated with higher levels of antisocial behaviour, violence, vandalism, public disorder and alcohol-related offending. Page 124
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Residents already experience concerns relating to public nuisance, street drinking, littering and antisocial behaviour. Granting an additional alcohol licence risks increasing these problems and would be contrary to the licensing objectives of preventing crime and disorder and securing public safety. Alcohol misuse is also recognised as a significant contributing factor in many incidents of domestic abuse and violence within Scotland. While not every drinker causes harm, there is substantial evidence linking excessive alcohol consumption with increased risks of domestic violence, family breakdown and harm within the home. Licensing decisions should take into account these wider community impacts. Children and Young Persons One of my greatest concerns is the impact that a new alcohol outlet may have on children and young people in the surrounding community. The premises are situated within a residential area where families live and where children regularly travel to and from schools, childcare facilities, parks and community facilities. There are a number of educational and childcare establishments serving the wider Clydebank area, including nurseries, early learning centres and schools attended by local children. (West Dunbartonshire Council) As a member of the local community, I believe children should be able to walk through their neighbourhood without increased exposure to alcohol advertising, alcohol sales and the negative consequences that can arise from alcohol misuse. The Licensing (Scotland) Act specifically requires the protection of children and young persons from harm. Introducing another alcohol outlet into an area already affected by alcohol-related health and social problems risks undermining that objective. Character of the Area and Suitability of the Premises North Elgin Street is not an isolated commercial location. It is part of an established residential community where families, older residents and vulnerable people live. The surrounding area includes housing, community facilities and services used by local residents on a daily basis. (Rightmove) I respectfully submit that the location is not suitable for the further expansion of alcohol availability. The character of the area is residential in nature and additional alcohol sales are likely to have a disproportionate impact on local residents compared with any claimed benefit. Overprovision I further object under Section 23(5)(e). The Licensing Board has previously recognised concerns regarding alcohol-related harm and the concentration of licensed premises within West Dunbartonshire. Evidence has shown that the area already has a substantial number of off-sales premises and significant alcohol availability. Introducing another licensed outlet would add to this provision and would be contrary to the objectives of reducing alcohol-related harm and promoting community wellbeing. The existence of high levels of alcohol-related illness, crime, antisocial behaviour and deprivation strongly suggests that the community does not require additional access to alcohol. Instead, the Page 125
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focus should be on reducing harm rather than increasing availability. Personal Statement This objection is not made out of opposition to local businesses. I support investment in the community and welcome businesses that provide essential goods and services. However, I genuinely believe that granting a new alcohol licence at this location would be a mistake. Too many families in West Dunbartonshire have already experienced the devastating consequences of alcohol misuse, including addiction, poor health, domestic abuse, crime and antisocial behaviour. As residents, we want our neighbourhoods to be safe places where children can grow up free from unnecessary exposure to alcohol-related harm. We want healthier communities, lower crime, less antisocial behaviour and better outcomes for future generations. For these reasons, I respectfully request that the Licensing Board refuse this application. Yours faithfully, Kevin Gallagher If you are making a representation and there are modifications which could be made to the Operating Plan or conditions which you feel could be imposed which would address your concerns, please provide details : Title: First Name: Kevin Surname: Gallagher Address: Postcode House Name Flat House Number Street Area Town Postcode Contact Number: Email Address: Name: Kevin Gallagher Date: 29/05/2026 Capacity: Page 126
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Subject: Objection to Premises Licence Application - SOAR, Fleming Avenue, Clydebank G81 (Former Clydebank East Community Centre) Dear Members of the Licensing Board, I am writing to formally object to the application for a premises licence for the proposed SPAR shop located at the former Clydebank East Community Centre on Fleming Avenue, Clydebank G81. My objection is based on the concerns shared by many local residents regarding the negative impact that another licensed premises would have on the surrounding community. Firstly, there is strong local opposition to this application. Residents in the area do not believe that another outlet selling alcohol is needed within the community. The neighbourhood already has a significant number of shops and premises licensed to sell alcohol, and granting a further licence would contribute to an overprovision of alcohol sales in the area. Secondly, there are serious concerns regarding anti-social behaviour. Local residents already experience issues linked to alcohol consumption, including noise, littering, vandalism, intimidation, and disturbances in public spaces. Introducing another alcohol retailer at this location is likely to worsen these problems and negatively affect the quality of life for people living nearby, particularly families, elderly residents, and young people. In addition, the former community centre site should ideally be used in a way that benefits and supports the local community rather than increasing access to alcohol. Many residents feel that approving this licence would send the wrong message and fail to promote community wellbeing. I respectfully ask the Licensing Board to take these concerns into account and refuse the application on the grounds that it would undermine the licensing objectives, particularly those relating to preventing crime and disorder, securing public safety, preventing public nuisance, and protecting and improving public health. Thank you for considering this objection. Yours faithfully, Sarah Provan Page 127
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Name: Nicole Blackman Email: Message: Message: Dear Members of the Licensing Board, I am writing to formally object to the application for a premises licence for the proposed SPAR shop located at the former Clydebank East Community Centre on Fleming Avenue, Clydebank G81. My objection is based on the concerns shared by many local residents regarding the negative impact that another licensed premises would have on the surrounding community. Firstly, there is strong local opposition to this application. Residents in the area do not believe that another outlet selling alcohol is needed within the community. The neighbourhood already has a significant number of shops and premises licensed to sell alcohol, and granting a further licence would contribute to an overprovision of alcohol sales in the area. Secondly, there are serious concerns regarding anti-social behaviour. Local residents already experience issues linked to alcohol consumption, including noise, littering, vandalism, intimidation, and disturbances in public spaces. Introducing another alcohol retailer at this location is likely to worsen these problems and negatively affect the quality of life for people living nearby, particularly families, elderly residents, and young people. In addition, the former community centre site should ideally be used in a way that benefits and supports the local community rather than increasing access to alcohol. Many residents feel that approving this licence would send the wrong message and fail to promote community wellbeing. I respectfully ask the Licensing Board to take these concerns into account and refuse the application on the grounds that it would undermine the licensing objectives, particularly those relating to preventing crime and disorder, securing public safety, preventing public nuisance, and protecting and improving public health. Thank you for considering this objection. Yours faithfully, Nicole Blackman Page 128
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Licensing Board West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board Subject: Objection to Premises Licence Application – SPAR, Fleming Avenue, Clydebank G81 (Former Clydebank East Community Centre) Dear Members of the Licensing Board, I am writing to formally object to the application for a premises licence for the proposed SPAR shop located at the former Clydebank East Community Centre on Fleming Avenue, Clydebank G81. My objection is based on the concerns shared by many local residents regarding the negative impact that another licensed premises would have on the surrounding community. Firstly, there is strong local opposition to this application. Residents in the area do not believe that another outlet selling alcohol is needed within the community. The neighbourhood already has a significant number of shops and premises licensed to sell alcohol, and granting a further licence would contribute to an overprovision of alcohol sales in the area. Secondly, there are serious concerns regarding anti-social behaviour. Local residents already experience issues linked to alcohol consumption, including noise, littering, vandalism, intimidation, and disturbances in public spaces. Introducing another alcohol retailer at this location is likely to worsen these problems and negatively affect the quality of life for people living nearby, particularly families, elderly residents, and young people. In addition, the former community centre site should ideally be used in a way that benefits and supports the local community rather than increasing access to alcohol. Many residents feel that approving this licence would send the wrong message and fail to promote community wellbeing. I respectfully ask the Licensing Board to take these concerns into account and refuse the application on the grounds that it would undermine the licensing objectives, particularly those relating to preventing crime and disorder, securing public safety, preventing public nuisance, and protecting and improving public health. Thank you for considering this objection. Kind regards Yvonne O’Neill Page 130
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Applicant's Name: Provisional Premises Licence at Spar Premises Premises Address: Postcode House Name Flat House Number Street Area Town Postcode G81 1BZ 50 North Elgin Street Clydebank G81 1BZ Application Details: Alcohol License from 10 am till 10pm Please detail what you are lodging: an objection Details of objection/representation: I object to the provision of this licence on three grounds. Firstly the detrimental effect of providing easy access to alcohol in this particular residential area. This is an area of social deprivation with a past and current history of social unrest and anti social behaviour. The abuse of alcohol is very often a major contributing factor in such incidents. As a resident in this area the thought of the provision of a late alcohol licence is frightening. The promotion of a drinking culture by the marketing of alcohol in this area can only have a serious detrimental affect on the surrounding local community. This is a major concern for both current and future generations. Secondly this area is already well served by existing retail outlets where alcohol can be purchased from 10 am till 10pm. So providing an additional premise from which to buy alcohol is wholly unnecessary. Thirdly the fact that this retail outlet is situated beside family housing is of great concern to the residents. There is a very real potential for this premise to become a gathering point for both alcohol and drug misuse and all the resultant scenarios that can arise in theses circumstances. I most sincerely ask that the above concerns are addressed and that an alcohol licence from10 am till10pm is not granted. If you are making a representation and there are modifications which could be made to the Operating Plan or conditions which you feel could be imposed which would address your concerns, please provide details : It would be better if no alcohol were sold on this premise but at the very least there should be a time limit so that no alcohol could be purchased after 6 pm in order to try and address above concerns. Title: Mr First Name: Robert Surname: Doherty Date: 26/05/2026 Page 131
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Applicant's Name: Provisional Premises Licence Spar Premises Premises Address: Postcode House Name Flat House Number Street Area Town Postcode G81 1BZ 50 North Elgin Street Clydebank G81 1BZ Application Details: Licence to sell alcohol from 10am till 10pm Please detail what you are lodging: an objection Details of objection/representation: I object to the provision of this licence on three grounds. Firstly the detrimental effect of providing easy access to alcohol in this particular residential area. This is an area of social deprivation with a past and current history of social unrest and anti social behaviour. The abuse of alcohol is very often a major contributing factor in such incidents. As a resident in this area the thought of the provision of a late alcohol licence is frightening. The promotion of a drinking culture by the marketing of alcohol in this area can only have a serious detrimental affect on the surrounding local community. This is a major concern for both current and future generations. Secondly this area is already well served by existing retail outlets where alcohol can be purchased from 10 am till 10pm. So providing an additional premise from which to buy alcohol is wholly unnecessary . As a society we need to protect people not priortise the profits made from the selling of alcohol over their long term health and well being. The over provsion of premises in this locality will conceivable bring harm to the local community and to vunerable members of our community. Thirdly the fact that this retail outlet is situated beside family housing is of great concern to the residents. There is a very real potential for this premise to become a gathering point for both alcohol and drug misuse and all the resultant scenarios that can arise in theses circumstances. As a parent and a grandparent this is extremely worrying situation. I most sincerely ask that the above concerns are addressed and that an alcohol licence from10 am till10pm is not granted. If you are making a representation and there are modifications which could be made to the Operating Plan or conditions which you feel could be imposed which would address your concerns, please provide details: It would be better if an alcohol licence was not granted. At the very least the hours alcohol should be sold should be restricted to 5pm to prevent the area becoming a gathering point of potential anti social behaviour and causing an atmosphere of fear for local residents. However I would like to stress that the overprovsion of premises selling alcohol in this area should allow for the alcohol licence to be withheld. Title: Mrs First Name: Margaret Surname: Doherty Page 132
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THE LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 Application for Extended Hours Ref: OE0326 Name and Address of Premises: Counting House, 17 High Street, Dumbarton G82 1LS Applicant/Licence Holder: Greene King Retailing Ltd, Westgate Brewery, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1QT Type of Premises: On & Off Sales. Proposed Application: Extended Hours for the forthcoming world cup football games. Various times and dates. Police Authority Comments: Police Scotland cannot comment as this is out with Board Policy. Licensing Standards Comments: On a separate report. Fire Authority Comments: N/A Regulatory Services Comments: N/A Community Council Comments: N/A Health Board Comments: N/A ITEM 8 Page 133
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NOTES 1. Section 68 provides that :- (1) The appropriate Licensing Board may— (a) on the application of the holder of the premises licence in respect of any licensed premises, and (b) if the Board consider it appropriate to do so in connection with— (i) a special event or occasion to be catered for on the premises, or (ii) 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. 2. The applicant must be the licence holder. 3. Please describe in detail the event for which the extension is required and all activities that will take place as part of the event. Note in paragraph 1 above that the event must be a special one to be catered for on the premises or one of local or national significance. 4. Insert the extended hours sought. Your operating plan will detail the core hours during which the premises will be open anyway. Insert here the hours required over and above those core hours e.g. a premises normally opens between 11am and 11pm but wishes to host a wedding with a bar until 1am on a Saturday. Insert here against Saturday a commencement time of 11pm and a terminal hour of 1am. 5. Insert the inclusive dates during which the extension is required. Note that as s.68(2) provides that “An extension of licensed hours under subsection (1) 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.” 6. Detail here the arrangements proposed for children. You may have child provisions within the operating plan but they may not cover the period of the extended hours. Where hours are extended at the end of core hours then special consideration should be given to the licensing objective of protecting children from harm. Page 135
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WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE LICENSING BOARD LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 APPLICATION FOR EXTENDED HOURS, SECTIONS 67 - 68 An application for Extended Hours can only be made by a Premises Licence Holder. If you are completing this form by hand please write legibly in block capitals. In all cases ensure that your answers are inside the boxes and written or typed in black ink. Use additional sheets, if necessary. You may wish to keep a copy of the completed form for your records. 1. LICENCE DETAILS (see note 1 ) Premises licence number (if applicable) WDLBPREM/0124 2. PREMISES DETAILS (see note 1 ) Name of Premises (if any) Counting House Address 17 High Street Post town Dumbarton Post code G82 1LS Telephone Numbers Daytime Evening (Adrian Howlett) (pub) Fax Number E-mail Address (if you would prefer us to correspond with you by e-mail) 3. PREMISES LICENCE HOLDER DETAILS (see note 2 ) Name (including registered number where licence holder is a company of limited liability partnership) Greene King Retailing Ltd Address (registered address if a company or limited liability partnership) Westgate Brewery Post Town Bury St Edmunds Post code IP33 1QT Page 136
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4. DETAILS OF SPECIAL EVENT OR OCCASION (to be cater for on the premises or of special event of local or national significance) (see note 3 ) 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 Sat 4 July (trading day 3 July) Round of 32 Match 87 - Group K winners vs Group L 3rd place kick off 2.30am Mon 6 July (trading day 5 July) Round of 16 Match 92 - Match 79 winners vs Match 80 winners kick off 1am Tues 7 July Round of 16 Match 96 - Match 85 winners vs Match 87 winners kick off 9pm Sat 11 July Qtr Final Match 99 - Match 91 winners vs Match 92 winners kick off 10pm Sun 12 July (trading day 11 July) Qtr Final Match 100 - Match 95 winners vs Match 96 winners kick off 2am Sat 18 July Third place playoff Match 103 - Match 101 losers vs Match 102 losers kick off 10pm 5. DETAILS OF THE CURRENT LICENCED HOURS OF THE PREMISES Opening Time Terminal Time 11am Monday to Sunday Midnight Sunday to Thursday 1am Friday & Saturday 6. DETAILS OF THE PROPOSED EXTENDED HOURS (see note 4 ) Commencement Time Terminal Time Fri 3 July (trading day 2 July) - 12am Sat 4 July (trading day 3 July) – 1am Mon 6 July (trading day 5 July) - 12am Tues 7 July - 12am Sat 11 July - 1am Sun 12 July (trading day 11 July) – 1am Sat 18 July - 1am For all games on the left - until 30 minutes after the conclusion of the England fixture Page 137
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7. PLEASE DETAIL THE PROPOSED PERIOD DURING WHICH THE EXTENDED HOURS WILL APPLY (which must not exceed one month) (see note 5 ) First Date Last Date (if different from first date) Friday 3 July 2026 Sunday 19 July 2026 8. CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS (see note 6 ) Do the extended hours’ proposal affect existing provisions in the operating plan of the premises licence for children and/or young persons. Yes/No/Not Applicable (please delete as appropriate) If yes please provide details of measures to protect children from harm during any extended hours granted (including any restrictions on access to parts of the premises, age and times) 8. CHECKLIST I have Please tick • Made or enclosed payment of the fee of £10 for the application ✓ Data Protection Act 1998 The information in this form will be used to update the relevant Premises Licence. Accordingly, the information contained in this form may be held on an electronic public register which may be available to members of the public on request. 9. SIGNATURE AND DECLARATION BY APPLICANT DECLARATION The contents of this Application are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Signature Date 14 May 2026 Capacity (Applicant/Agent) Telephone Number Contact Us: West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board Council Offices 16 Church Street Dumbarton G82 1QL Phone: 01389 738741 Email: licensing@west-dunbarton.gov.uk Page 138
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Licensing Standards Officers Report LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 EXTENDED HOURS APPLICATION PREMISES: Counting House, 17 High Street, Dumbarton, G82 1LS EXTENDED HOURS APPLICANT: Green King Retailing Ltd. This application seeks to extend the licensed hours of the premises for the sale of alcohol during the 2026 World Cup. These applications relate to fixtures likely to involve the England Mens Team. The Board may wish to consider it’s decision made in relation to Extended Hours for licensed premises for the non-Scotland World Cup fixtures. Lawrence Knighton Licensing Standards Officer Date: 22 May 2026 Contact : Lawrence Knighton, Licensing Standards Officer, Regulatory Services, Council Offices, 16 Church Street, Dumbarton. G81 1TG. E-mail : Lawrence.Knighton@west-dunbarton.gov.uk Page 139
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THE LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 Application for Extended Hours Ref: OE0426 Name and Address of Premises: The Laughing Fox, 119 Bridge Street, Alexandria G83 0TA Applicant/Licence Holder: Aloysius Holdings, 2 Victoria Place, Glasgow G73 2JP Type of Premises: On & Off Sales. Proposed Application: Extended Hours for the forthcoming world cup football games. Various times and dates. Police Authority Comments: Police Scotland cannot comment as this is out with Board Policy. Licensing Standards Comments: On a separate report. Fire Authority Comments: N/A Regulatory Services Comments: N/A Community Council Comments: N/A Health Board Comments: N/A Access Panel: N/A ITEM 9 Page 141
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Please find below information submitted for a Application for extended hours. Application information Premises licence number (if applicable): wd0153 Name of Premises (if any): Laughing Fox Address: Postcode House Name Flat House Number Street Area Town Postcode g30ta 119 bridge street alexandria g830ta Daytime Telephone Number: 07 Evening Telephone Number: Mobile Phone Number: Email Address: Preferred method of correspondence: Email Name (including registered number where licence holder is a company of limited liability partnership: Aloysious Holdings Ltd Address (registered address if a company or limited liability partnership): Postcode House Name Flat House Number Street Area Town Postcode g732pj 2 Victoria place glasgow g732pj Details of special event or occasion (to be cater for on the premises or of special event of local or national significance): World cup football We are looking to apply for a licence for all of the world cup games 11th june until 19th july, We will have 2-3 members of staff working at every game that we show, 2 door stewards, wristbands and regulars only on late licence nights Page 143
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Opening time: 11:00 Terminal time: 01:00 Commencement time: 11:00 Terminal time: 04:00 First date: 2026-06-14 Last date (if different from first date): Do the extended hours’ proposal affect existing provisions in the operating plan of the premises licence for children and/or young persons: No Signed: megan flynn Date: 2026-05-20 Privacy Notice: No Summary Data Amount: 10.00 Name: megan flynn Payment Details Amount: £10.00 Payment Method: Credit/Debit Card Page 144
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Licensing Standards Officers Report LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 EXTENDED HOURS APPLICATION PREMISES: The Laughing Fox, 119 Bridge Street, Alexandria G83 0TA EXTENDED HOURS APPLICANT: Aloysius Holdings, 2 Victoria Place, Glasgow, G73 2JP This application seeks to extend the licensed hours of the premises for the sale of alcohol during the 2026 World Cup until 4am from 11th June 2026 until 19th July 2026 for all non-Scotland World Cup fixtures. The Board may wish to consider it’s decision made in relation to Extended Hours for licensed premises for the non-Scotland World Cup fixtures, particularly the test of local/national significance and the recomended 3 am terminal hour. Lawrence Knighton Licensing Standards Officer Date: 22 May 2026 Contact : Lawrence Knighton, Licensing Standards Officer, Regulatory Services, Council Offices, 16 Church Street, Dumbarton. G81 1TG. E-mail : Lawrence.Knighton@west-dunbarton.gov.uk Page 145
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WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE LICENSING BOARD Report by the Clerk to the Licensing Board 16 June 2026 Subject: Licensing Board Annual Functions Report 2025/26 1. Purpose 1.1 To allow the Licensing Board to consider its Annual Functions Report in relation to the period 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. The report is attached at Appendix 1 to the report. 2. Recommendations 2.1 It is recommended that the Board notes the terms of the Functions Report for 2025/26. 3. Background 3.1 The Air Weapons and Licensing (Scotland) Act 2015 amended the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 to impose a statutory duty on the Licensing Board to publish an Annual Functions Report within three months of the end of each financial year. 4. Main Issues 4.1 The Functions Report requires the Licensing Board for the period 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026: (1) to report how the Licensing Board has had regard to the licensing objectives and its Statement of Licensing Policy and Overprovision Assessment; (2) detail the decisions made by the Licensing Board; and (3) narrate details of the premises licensed within its area. 5. Financial and Procurement Implications 5.1 There are no financial or procurement implications associated with the contents of this report. 6. Risk Analysis 6.1 There is no risk to the Board associated with the contents of this report. 7. Equalities Impact Assessment (EIA) 7.1 There are no equalities impacts through consideration of this report. ITEM 10 Page 147
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8. Consultation 8.1 No consultation was required in the production of this report. 9. Strategic Assessment 9.1 There are no strategic implications associated with this report. Alan Douglas Clerk to the Licensing Board 22 May 2026 Person to Contact: Christopher Anderson, Depute Clerk to the Licensing Board, West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board, Municipal Buildings, Church Street, Dumbarton G82 1NR. Email: christopher.anderson@west-dunbarton.gov.uk Appendix: Appendix 1 – Functions Report 2025-2026 Background Papers: N/A Wards Affected: All Wards Page 148
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Official WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE LICENSING BOARD Annual Function Report 2025-26 1. Introduction 1.1. West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board is the licensing authority for West Dunbartonshire for the purposes of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 (“the Act”). 1.2. The Licensing Board comprises of eight members, all of whom are elected members of West Dunbartonshire Council. Details of the membership can be found here1. 1.3 This report is prepared so to discharge the Licensing Board’s duties in terms of section 9A of the Act, namely :- (1) to report how the Licensing Board, during the relevant time period, has had regard to the licensing objectives and its Statement of Licensing Policy and Overprovision Assessment; and (2) detail the decisions made by the Licensing Board (and officers exercising delegated authority) and the premises licensed within its area. This is in relation to the period 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. 2. Staffing 2.1. The following officers support the Licensing Board: Position Role Clerk to the Licensing Board Clerking meetings and the giving of legal advice. Committee Clerk Arranging and minuting meetings. Licensing Assistants Processing applications and maintaining licensing permissions. Licensing Standards Officers Commenting on applications and providing advice and assistance to applicants and members of the community. Senior Licensing Officer Assisting with financial matters, particularly the administration of annual fees. 2.2 It is noteworthy that the Licensing Board receives considerable support from West Dunbartonshire Council in relation to central support services. 1 West Dunbartonshire Committee Management System (CMIS) > Committees > May 2022 - Present > Licensing Board (west-dunbarton.gov.uk) ITEM 10 APPENDIX 1 Page 149
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Official 3. Summary of licensed premises in West Dunbartonshire 3.1. Details of the licensed premises as of 31 March 2026 within West Dunbartonshire are as follows: - Type Number On-sales 42 Off-sales 91 Both on and off-sales 93 Total 226 3.2. A complete list of the licensed premises in West Dunbartonshire can be found here2. 4. Current Policy 4.1 The Licensing Board’s Statement of Licensing Policy sets out measures that it expects holders of premises licences to have regard to promote the licensing objectives, for example, promoting the development of Pubwatch schemes, advising of minimum standards in premises where children might be present and advising on how to best manage outdoor drinking areas. The Policy since its update in November 2023 now sets out the conditions that it will seek to normally apply to premises licences. Members of the Licensing Board have had regard to these measures when considering the applications before it during the relevant period. The new Policy has also seen robust conditions being added to occasional licence applications granted by way of delegated authority. Further the Licensing Standards Officer report details robust conditions for the Licensing Board to consider imposing on the premises licence if they are minded to grant the application. 4.2 The Policy also sets out the Licensing Board’s expectations in relation to licensed hours and Children and Young Persons’ access. It is of the view that clearly defining its expectations in this regard gives both the licensed trade and community certainty. 5. Business of Licensing Board 5.1. During the relevant period, the Licensing Board met 7 times. Appendix 1 details the matters considered at the meetings. 5.2. When considering applications the Licensing Board has had regard to the terms of the Act, any guidance issued by Scottish Ministers further to section 2 https://www.west-dunbarton.gov.uk/business/licences-permits-and-permissions/alcohol-licences/summary- of-premises-licence-register/ Page 150
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Official 142 of the Act, the terms of the application, any objections or representations made, submissions made the applicant, and the Statement of Licensing Policy. 5.3. In relation to new premises licence (including a provisional premises licence) and major variation applications, the Licensing Board consults with the following parties: - • Community Councils • Police Scotland • Planning • Building Standards • Environmental Health • Fire Service Scotland There is also a public consultation by way of a site notice and neighbourhood notification. 5.4. Appendix 2 details the outcome of applications determined by the Licensing Board. Minutes of these meetings can be found here3. 5.5. The following types of applications were considered under delegated authority: - • Occasional licences. • Transfer of premises licence. • Extended hours certificates; and • Minor variations to premises licence. TYPE DESCRIPTION NUMBER Occasional Licences An occasional licence is a licence which authorises the sale of alcohol in premises for a one-off event, such as a wedding reception or a celebratory party 340 Extended Hours An application by a licence holder to temporarily increase the licensed hours 37 Minor Variation A minor variation is an application to make a change to a licence such as a change of premises manager 54 Transfer A Transfer Application allows a licence to be transferred from one holder to another, such as when a business is sold 12 3 https://wdccmis.west-dunbarton.gov.uk/cmis5/Committees/May2022- Present/tabid/148/ctl/ViewCMIS_CommitteeDetails/mid/621/id/563/Default.aspx Page 151
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Official Personal Licence A Personal licence allows an individual to authorise the sale of alcohol in a Licensed Premises 66 5.6. 340 occasional licence applications were received in the last fiscal year, which represents an increase in the number of occasional licence applications when compared to the 271 applications received in budget year 2024-2025. The processing of occasional licence applications is still a significant workstream for the Licensing Section albeit there are initial indications from the Scottish Government that legislation may be introduced to address various concerns relating to their use, for example, frequency and cost. These applications are detailed at Appendix 3. 5.7. There were 54 applications for a minor variation of a premises licence received in 2025/26. This represents a lower number of minor variations applications received when compared with the 82 applications received in the previous fiscal year. A summary of the applications is found at Appendix 4. 5.8. There were 37 applications from licence holders seeking to temporarily extend their licensed hours. Details of these applications can is found at Appendix 5. 6. Training 7.1 The Act requires that all Licensing Board Members must attain an accredited training qualification within three months of being elected as a member of the Licensing Board. The West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board Members received their training in 2022. 7.2 Further to this qualification, Licensing Board Members are updated via a range of various sources of information to ensure that their licensing knowledge is maximised. In the last year, the Board has received reports from Police Scotland and NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde on various matters relating to the sale or consumption of alcohol. 7.3 In relation to the Licensing Team, all members of the Licensing Team are qualified specialist paralegals, in addition to the mandatory LSO training, which both LSOs have undertaken. 7. The Licensing Forum 7.1. West Dunbartonshire’s Licensing Forum has been in existence since 2004, some years prior to the formation of a Forum becoming a requirement. The Licensing Forum membership includes representatives of the licensed trade, Page 152
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Official representatives of Health, Licensing Standards Officers, and Community Council members. The Forum has worked well in partnership with the Licensing Board and has provided valuable assistance to the Board, in particular the forum’s input to the Licensing Policy and overprovision. The Licensing Board are highly appreciative of the work that the forum does in the local area. 7.2. Minutes of Licensing Forum Meetings can be found here4. 4 https://wdccmis.west-dunbarton.gov.uk/cmis5/PublicDocuments.aspx Page 153
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Official Summary of Licensing Decisions Made by West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board Board Meeting Premises/Applicant/Report Author Address Application type Objection(s)/Comments Application/Report Summary Decision 04/03/25 Clerk Review of Policies and Procedures Application to Vary Premises Licence: Addition of Home Delivery Noted 04/03/25 Tenpin Bowling Unit 13-17 Brittania Way, Clydebank Provisional Premises LSO Report inc. suggested Licence conditions Granted with Conditions 04/03/25 Michael Docherty PL Review Police letter Revoked 13/05/25 Sweeney's Cruises Sweeneys Cruises, Balloch Occasional Licences LSO Report inc. suggested Licence conditions Outdoor Bar Granted Page 154
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Official 13/05/25 Whiskey Shop Unit 3H, Lomond Shores, Balloch Major Variation Provisional Licence Extension Granted 17/06/25 Asda Express Lomondgate Drive, Dumbarton Provisional Premises Licence LSO Report inc. suggested Licence conditions Granted with Conditions 17/06/25 Premier Inn Lomondgate Drive, Dumbarton Provisional Premises Licence LSO Report inc. suggested Licence conditions Granted with Conditions 17/06/25 David Bain Personal Licence Review Police Letter No Action 17/06/25 Clerk Financial and Functions Report Noted 02/09/25 Avocet Sweeney's Cruises, Balloch Occasional Licences LSO Report inc. suggested Licence conditions To licence vessel temporarily Granted with Conditions Page 155
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Official 02/09/25 Chief Constable's Report Detailing Police Activity Noted 28/10/25 Andrew Anderson Personal Licence Review Police Letter Continued 13/01/26 163 - 165 Main Street Renton Provisional Premises Licence LSO Report inc. suggested Licence conditions Granted with Conditions 13/01/26 Connor Martin Personal Licence Review Police Letter Revoked 03/03/26 Clydebank C0-Op Variation to premises Licence LSO Report inc. suggested Licence conditions Granted Page 156
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Official 03/03/26 Counting House Main St, Dumbarton Variation to Premises Licence LSO Report inc. suggested Licence conditions Granted 03/03/26 Lomond Stores Main St, Balloch Variation to Premises Licence LSO Report inc. suggested Licence conditions Variation to alter Sunday commencement hours Granted 03/03/26 Waterhouse Inn Main Street, Balloch Extended Hours request LSO Report inc. suggested Licence conditions Variation to alter commencement hours Granted 03/03/26 Andrew Anderson Personal Licence Review Police Letter Revoked Page 157
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Official 03/03/26 Keep Bar Dumbarton Review of Premises Licence LSO Report Due to non- payment of Annual Fee Licence Suspended 03/03/26 World Cup Policy Report To consider approach to upcoming event Agreed Appendix 3 – Summary of Occasional Licence Applications 2025-2026 OL8025 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Wedding Ceremony & Reception 26- Apr -25 26- Apr -25 2pm to 11.45p m Granted OL8125 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Provost Award Ceremony 10- Apr -25 10- Apr -25 6pm to 11.30p m Granted OL8225 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Passenger Motor Vessel Avocet Mill Yett Drymen Road Balloch G8 3 8H T Motorised Passenger Vessel 27- Ma y- 25 09- Jun -25 9am to 10pm Granted Page 158
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Official OL8325 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Passenger Motor Vessel Avocet Mill Yett Drymen Road Balloch G8 3 8H T Motorised Passenger Vessel 10- Jun -25 23- Jun -25 9am to 10pm Granted OL8425 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Passenger Motor Vessel Avocet Mill Yett Drymen Road Balloch G8 3 8H T Motorised Passenger Vessel 24- Jun -25 07- Jul- 25 9am to 10pm Granted OL8525 David Voy 6th Clydebank Scout Hall Park Road Clydeba nk G8 1 3L D Fundraising Gin and Wine Tasting 26- Apr -25 26- Apr -25 7.30p m to 11pm Granted OL8625 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 15 New Street Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F Christening 04- Ma y- 25 04- Ma y- 25 1pm to 6pm Granted OL8725 Nazier Hussain Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Comedy Show 09- Ma y- 25 09- Ma y- 25 6pm to 9pm Granted OL8825 Steven McKerlie-Kemp Holm Park Dock Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1L X Hospitality Provision 26- Apr -25 26- Apr -25 12 noon to 6pm Granted OL8925 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Dance Show 03- Ma y- 25 03- Ma y- 25 2pm to 6pm Granted Page 159
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Official OL9025 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Wedding Ceremony & Reception 10- Ma y- 25 10- Ma y- 25 1.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL9125 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Dance Show 16- Ma y- 25 17- Ma y- 25 6pm to 9.30p m Granted OL9225 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Wedding Ceremony & Reception 31- Ma y- 25 31- Ma y- 25 1.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL9325 Andrew Logan Unit 24, Lime Road Broadmead ow Industrial Estate Dumbart on G8 2 2R P Beer Tasting 09- Ma y- 25 10- Ma y- 25 4pm to 10pm Granted OL9425 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shores Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 02- Ma y- 25 15- Ma y- 25 10am to 6pm Granted OL9525 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shores Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 16- Ma y- 25 29- Ma y- 25 10am to 6pm Granted OL9625 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Race Night 10- Ma y- 25 11- Ma y- 25 6pm to 1am Granted Page 160
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Official OL9725 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Fundraising Tribute Day 25- Ma y- 25 25- Ma y- 25 1pm to 10pm Granted OL9825 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Sportsman Speaker Afternoon 08- Jun -25 08- Jun -25 1pm to 9pm Granted OL9925 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Fully inclusive Music Festival 14- Jun -25 14- Jun -25 12pm to 12 midnig ht Granted OL1002 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Fundraising Afternoon with Des McFarlane & Co 29- Jun -25 29- Jun -25 1pm to 7pm Granted OL1012 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Grand Ball 19- Jul- 25 19- Jul- 25 6pm to 12 midnig ht Granted OL1022 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Fundraising Evening - Soul Vibrations 25- Jul- 25 26- Jul- 25 6pm to 1am Granted OL1032 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Fundraising Evening - Boogie Bingo 16- Aug -25 16- Aug -25 1pm to 9pm Granted Page 161
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Official OL1042 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Fundraising Afternoon - Nicolas McDonald 24- Aug -25 24- Aug -25 1pm to 7pm Granted OL1052 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Fundraising Country Night 13- Sep -25 14- Sep -25 6pm to 1am Granted OL1062 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Members Party Night 19- Sep -25 19- Sep -25 6pm to 12 midnig ht Granted OL1072 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Members Halloween Ball 30- Oct -25 01- Nov -25 6pm to 1am Granted OL1082 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Fundraising Night - Rita Riot 22- Nov -25 23- Nov -25 6pm to 1am Granted OL1092 5 Jennifer McKechnie Dutcher Village Hall 15 New Street Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F Wedding Celebration 24- Ma y- 25 24- Ma y- 25 1pm to 11.30p m Granted OL1102 5 Cameron Sanger Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Farmers Market (Off sales) 05- Jul- 25 06- Jul- 25 10am to 5pm Granted Page 162
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Official OL1112 5 Chivas Brothers Limited Duty Paid Store Kilmalid Stirling Road Dumbart on G8 2 2S S Off Sales 27- Ma y- 25 09- Jun -25 10am to 10pm Granted OL1122 5 Chivas Brothers Limited Duty Paid Store Kilmalid Stirling Road Dumbart on G8 2 2S S Off Sales 10- Jun -25 23- Jun -25 10am to 10pm Granted OL1132 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 15 New Street Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F Fish & Chip Event 06- Jun -25 06- Jun -25 4pm to 8pm Granted OL1142 5 Paul Imrie St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Theatre Performance 12- Ma y- 25 18- Ma y- 25 5pm to 12 midnig ht Granted OL1152 5 Fraser Adam Loch Lomond Shores Balloch G8 3 8Q L Farmers Market (Off sales) 14- Jun -25 14- Jun -25 10am to 4pm Granted OL1162 5 Carolyn Murray Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 1 1N L DPT Production 30- Apr -25 03- Ma y- 25 6.30p m to 10.30p m Granted OL1172 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 15 New Street Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F Football Fundraiser 30- Ma y- 25 30- Ma y- 25 7pm to 11.30p m Granted Page 163
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Official OL1182 5 Carolyn Murray Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 1 1N L Dance Display 16- Jun -25 17- Jun -25 6pm to 10 pm Granted OL1192 5 Carolyn Murray Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 1 1N L Dance Display 24- Jun -25 25- Jun -25 6pm to 10 pm Granted OL1202 5 Carolyn Murray Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 1 1N L Dance Display 02- Jun -25 04- Jun -25 6pm to 10 pm Granted OL1212 5 Prentice Bird Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Lomond Unplugged Event 24- Ma y- 25 25- Ma y- 25 11am to 6pm Granted OL1222 5 Andrew Logan Unit 24 Lime Road Broadmead ow Industrial Estate Dumbart on G8 2 2R P Beer Tasting Event 01- Aug -25 02- Aug -25 4pm to 10 pm Granted OL1232 5 Andrew Logan Unit 24 Lime Road Broadmead ow Industrial Estate Dumbart on G8 2 2R P Beer Tasting Event 05- Sep -25 06- Sep -25 4pm to 10 pm Granted OL1242 5 Andrew Logan Unit 24 Lime Road Broadmead ow Industrial Estate Dumbart on G8 2 2R P Beer Tasting Event 03- Oct -25 04- Oct -25 4pm to 10 pm Granted Page 164
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Official OL1252 5 Andrew Logan Unit 24 Lime Road Broadmead ow Industrial Estate Dumbart on G8 2 2R P Beer Tasting Event 31- Oct -25 01- Nov -25 4pm to 10 pm Granted OL1262 5 Andrew Logan Unit 24 Lime Road Broadmead ow Industrial Estate Dumbart on G8 2 2R P Beer Tasting Event 05- Dec -25 06- Dec -25 4pm to 10 pm Granted OL1272 5 Andrew Logan Unit 24 Lime Road Broadmead ow Industrial Estate Dumbart on G8 2 2R P Beer Tasting Event 06- Jun -25 07- Jun -25 4pm to 10 pm Granted OL1282 5 Andrew Logan Unit 24 Lime Road Broadmead ow Industrial Estate Dumbart on G8 2 2R P Beer Tasting Event 04- Jul- 25 05- Jun -25 4pm to 10 pm Granted OL1292 5 Pawn Lounge 13-15 Overtoun Street Alexandr ia G8 3 0D L Beer Garden 16- Ma y- 25 29- Ma y- 25 11am to 10pm Granted OL1302 5 Jim McLaren Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Fundraising Speaker evening 06- Jun -25 07- Jun -25 6pm to 1am Granted OL1312 5 Steven McKerlie-Kemp Holm Park Dock Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1L X Hospitality Provision 25- Ma y- 25 25- Ma y- 25 12 noon to 6pm LSO REPORT NOT Page 165
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Official CONFIRM ED OL1322 5 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Sweeney’s Cruises Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Café Bar 02- Jun -25 15- Jun -25 11am to 10pm Granted OL1332 5 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Sweeney’s Cruises Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Café Bar 16- Jun -25 29- Jun -25 11am to 10pm Granted OL1342 5 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Sweeney’s Cruises Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Café Bar 30- Jun -25 13- Jul- 25 11am to 10pm Granted OL1352 5 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Sweeney’s Cruises Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Café Bar 14- Jul- 25 27- Jul- 25 11am to 10pm Granted OL1362 5 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Sweeney’s Cruises Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Café Bar 28- Jul- 25 10- Aug -25 11am to 10pm Granted OL1372 5 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Sweeney’s Cruises Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Café Bar 11- Aug -25 24- Aug -25 11am to 10pm Granted Page 166
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Official OL1382 5 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Sweeney’s Cruises Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Café Bar 25- Aug -25 07- Sep -25 11am to 10pm Granted OL1392 5 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Sweeney’s Cruises Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Café Bar 08- Sep -25 21- Sep -25 11am to 10pm Granted OL1402 5 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Sweeney’s Cruises Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Café Bar 22- Sep -25 05- Oct -25 11am to 10pm Granted OL1412 5 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Sweeney’s Cruises Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Café Bar 06- Oct -25 19- Oct -25 11am to 10pm Granted OL1422 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Dance Show 03- Jun -25 03- Jun -25 17.30p m to 21.30p m Granted OL1432 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Wedding 07- Jun -25 07- Jun -25 1pm to 11.45p m Granted OL1442 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Dance Shows 10- Jun -25 16- Jun -25 17.30p m to 21.30p m Granted Page 167
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Official OL1452 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Dance Shows 23- Jun -25 25- Jun -25 17.30p m to 21.30p m Granted OL1462 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Wedding 28- Jun -25 28- Jun -25 1pm to 23.45p m Granted OL1472 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F Engagement Party 07- Jun -25 07- Jun -25 6pm to 23.50p m Granted OL1482 5 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Avocet (Boat) Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Bar on Boat 08- Jul- 25 21- Jul- 25 9am to 11pm Granted OL1492 5 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Avocet (Boat) Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Bar on Boat 22- Jul- 25 04- Aug -25 9am to 11pm Granted OL1502 5 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Avocet (Boat) Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Bar on Boat 05- Aug -25 18- Aug -25 9am to 11pm Granted OL1512 5 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Avocet (Boat) Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Bar on Boat 19- Aug -25 01- Sep -25 9am to 11pm Granted Page 168
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Official OL1522 5 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Avocet (Boat) Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Bar on Boat 02- Sep -25 15- Sep -25 9am to 11pm Granted OL1532 5 Kenneth McMillan 6th Clydebank Scout Hall Park Road Clydeba nk G8 1 3L D Fundraising Quiz Night 07- Jun -25 07- Jun -25 7pm to 11pm Granted OL1542 5 Nazier Hussain Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Comedy Show 15- Jun -25 15- Jun -25 7pm to 10pm Granted OL1552 5 Pawn Lounge 13-15 Overtoun Street Alexandr ia G8 3 0D L Beer Garden 30- Ma y- 25 13- Jun -25 11am to 10pm Granted OL1562 5 Chivas Brothers Limited Duty Paid Store Kilmalid Stirling Road Dumbart on G8 2 2S S Off Sales 24- Jun -25 07- Jul- 25 10am to 10pm Granted OL1572 5 Chivas Brothers Limited Duty Paid Store Kilmalid Stirling Road Dumbart on G8 2 2S S Off Sales 08- Jul- 25 21- Jul- 25 10am to 10pm Granted OL1582 5 Lorna Filshie Dalmock Farm Renton Road Dumbart on G8 2 4H Q 21st & 50th Joint Party 14- Jun -25 15- Jun -25 7pm to 1am Granted Page 169
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Official OL1592 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F Netball Fundraiser 14- Jun -25 14- Jun -25 2.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL1602 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shores Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 30- Ma y- 25 12- Jun -25 10am to 6pm Granted OL1612 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shores Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 13- Jun -25 26- Jun -25 10am to 6pm Granted OL1622 5 David Russell Argyle Bowling Club Argyle Road Alexandr ia G8 3 0S E Cabaret 15- Jun -25 16- Jun -25 12 noon to 1am Granted OL1632 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F Baby Shower 05- Jul- 25 05- Jul- 25 12 noon to 6pm Granted OL1642 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F 40th Birthday Party 02- Aug -25 02- Aug -25 6.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL1652 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F Christening 09- Aug -25 09- Aug -25 1pm to 6pm Granted Page 170
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Official OL1662 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F 50th Birthday Party 08- Nov -25 08- Nov -25 6.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL1672 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F 21st Birthday Party 26- Jul- 25 26- Jul- 25 6pm to 11.45p m Granted OL1682 5 Duntocher Village Hall Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F Children's Football Fundraiser 20- Jun -25 20- Jun -25 6.30p m to 12 midnig ht Granted OL1692 5 Deborah Fleming Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Summer Festival 05- Jul- 25 06- Jul- 25 10am to 4pm Granted OL1702 5 Anne Pearson West Dunbartons hire Council Offices 16 Church Street Dumbarton G8 2 1Q L Civic Reception 29- Jun -25 29- Jun -25 5pm to 22:30p m Granted OL1712 5 Clare Herman Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Off Sales at a Market 05- Jul- 25 05- Jul- 25 10am to 1730p m Granted OL1722 5 Matthew Webster Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 Summer Festival 05- Jul- 25 06- Jul- 25 10am to 5pm Granted Page 171
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Official 8Q L OL1732 5 Iain Turner Bankend Halls Bankend Road Dumbart on G8 2 2R B Bar Facilities 20- Sep -25 20- Sep -25 11.30a m to 6pm Granted OL1742 5 Iain Turner Bankend Halls Bankend Road Dumbart on G8 2 2R B Bar Facilities 27- Sep -25 27- Sep -25 7pm to 11.45p m Granted OL1752 5 Iain Turner Bankend Halls Bankend Road Dumbart on G8 2 2R B Bar Facilities 13- Sep -25 13- Sep -25 7pm to 11.45p m Granted OL1762 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shores Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 27- Jun -25 10- Jul- 25 10am to 6pm Granted OL1772 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shores Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 11- Jul- 25 24- Jul- 25 10am to 6pm Granted OL1782 5 Fraser Adams Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Summer Festival - Off Sales 05- Jul- 25 06- Jul- 25 10am to 6pm Granted Page 172
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Official OL1792 5 Lynne Donnelly Pawn Lounge 13-15 Overtoun Street Alexandria G8 3 0D L Beer Garden 23- Jun -25 06- Jul- 25 11am to 9pm Granted OL1802 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Dance Show 03- Jul- 25 03- Jul- 25 17:30 to 9pm Granted OL1812 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Wedding 05- Jul- 25 05- Jul- 25 3pm to 1145p m Granted OL1822 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Dance Shows 09- Jul- 25 10- Jul- 25 6pm to 930pm Granted OL1832 5 Chivas Brothers Limited Duty Paid Store Kilmalid Stirling Road Dumbart on G8 2 2S S Off Sales 22- Jul- 25 04- Aug -25 10am to 10pm Granted OL1842 5 Chivas Brothers Limited Duty Paid Store Kilmalid Stirling Road Dumbart on G8 2 2S S Off Sales 05- Aug -25 18- Aug -25 10am to 10pm Granted OL1852 5 Lynsey Russell Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Abba Tribute Show 23- Aug -25 23- Aug -25 6.30p m to 11.30p m Granted Page 173
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Official OL1862 5 Carolyn Murray Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Comedy Show 04- Jul- 25 04- Jul- 25 6pm to 10pm Granted OL1862 5 Jamie Boycott Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Loch Lomond Shores - On/Off Sales 09- Aug -25 10- Aug -25 10am/ 12 noon to 4pm nothing marked OL1872 5 Prentice Bird Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Loch Lomond Shores - On/Off Sales 05- Jul- 25 06- Jul- 25 11am to 6pm Granted OL1882 5 Tom Rowan Levengrove Park Dumbart on G8 2 4A E Pipe Band - Off Sales 26- Jul- 25 26- Jul- 25 10am to 6pm Granted OL1892 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F History Talk 12- Aug -28 12- Aug -25 6.30p m to 10pm Granted OL1902 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F Rod Stewart Tribute Act 22- Aug -28 22- Aug -25 6.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL1912 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F Dance Fundraiser 29- Aug -25 29- Aug -25 6.30p m to 11.45p m Granted Page 174
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Official OL1922 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F Football Fundraiser 30- Aug -25 30- Aug -25 6.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL1932 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F Charity Fundraiser 13- Sep -25 13- Sep -25 2pm to 8.30p m Granted OL1942 5 Patrick Boyer Levengrove Park Dumbart on G8 2 4A E Pipe Band - On Sales 26- Jul- 25 26- Jul- 25 11am to 7pm Granted OL1952 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shores Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 25- Jul- 25 07- Aug -25 10am to 6pm Granted OL1962 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shores Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 08- Aug -25 21- Aug -25 10am to 6pm Granted OL1972 5 Jim McLaren Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Country Night Fundraiser 24- Oct -25 24- Oct -25 18.30 to 1am Granted OL1982 5 Jim McLaren Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Sportsman's Dinner 06- Sep -25 06- Sep -25 18.00 to 1am Granted Page 175
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Official OL1992 5 Jim McLaren Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Music Festival 30- Aug -25 30- Aug -25 12:30 to 11pm Granted OL2002 5 Pawn Lounge Pawn Lounge 13-15 OVERTON STREET Alexandria G8 3 0D L Pride Event (outdoor) 10- Aug -25 10- Aug -25 11am to 10pm Granted OL2012 5 Pawn Lounge Pawn Lounge 13-15 OVERTON STREET Alexandria G8 3 0D L Pride Event (outdoor) 30- Jul- 25 13- Aug -25 11am to 9pm Granted OL2022 5 Cameron Sanger Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Loch Lomond Shores - Off Sales 07- Sep -25 08- Sep -25 10am to 5pm nothing marked OL2032 5 Allan Rutherford Awestruck Academy 36 Sylvanie Way South Clydeba nk G8 1 1E A Engagement Party 08- Aug -25 08- Aug -25 6.30p m to 11.30p m Granted OL2042 5 Mark Campbell Community Centre 226 Crosslet Road Dumbart on G8 2 2L W Family Fun Weekend 09- Aug -25 10- Aug -25 12.30p m to 5pm Granted OL2052 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Wedding Ceremony & Reception 15- Aug -25 15- Aug -25 2.30p m to 11.45p m Granted Page 176
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Official OL2062 5 Steven McKerlie-Kemp Holm Park Dock Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1L X Hospitality Provision 09- Aug -25 09- Aug -25 12pm to 6pm Granted OL2072 5 Steven McKerlie-Kemp Holm Park Dock Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1L X Hospitality Provision 30- Aug -25 30- Aug -25 12pm to 6pm Granted OL2082 5 Steven McKerlie-Kemp Holm Park Dock Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1L X Hospitality Provision 20- Sep -25 20- Sep -25 12pm to 6pm nothing marked OL2092 5 Deborah Fleming Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Off Sales at a Market 06- Sep -25 07- Sep -25 10am to 5pm Granted OL2102 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shores Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 22- Aug -25 04- Aug -25 10am to 6pm Granted OL2112 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shores Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 05- Sep -25 18- Sep -25 10am to 6pm Granted OL2122 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shores Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 19- Sep -25 02- Oct -25 10am to 6pm Granted Page 177
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Official OL2142 5 Allan Rutherford Awestruck Academy 36 Sylvania Way South Clydeba nk G8 1 1E A Football awards event 23- Aug -25 23- Aug -25 6.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL2152 5 Nazier Hussain Concord Centre 13 St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Comedy Show 07- Nov -25 07- Nov -25 6.30p m to 9pm Granted OL2162 5 Nazier Hussain Concord Centre 13 St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Comedy Show 24- Oct -25 24- Oct -25 6pm to 9pm Granted OL2172 5 Elaine Voy 6th Clydebank Scout Hall 4 Park Road Clydeba nk G8 1 3L D Fundraising Whisky Tasting 06- Sep -25 06- Sep -25 7.30p m to 11pm Granted OL2182 5 William Duncan Dumbarton Parish Church High Street Dumbart on G8 2 1N B Afternoon Tea with Musical Entertainment 20- Sep -25 20- Sep -25 1.30p m to 4pm Granted OL2192 5 Ross Codona Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Food and Drink Festival 06- Sep -25 07- Sep -25 11am to 6pm Granted OL2202 5 Dumbarton Football Club Dumbarton Football Club Castle Road Dumbart on G8 2 1JJ Outdoor Festival 28- Sep -25 28- Sep -25 1pm to 10pm nothing marked Page 178
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Official OL2212 5 Norah Howie Denny Civic Theatre 12 St Mary's Way dumbart on G8 2 1N L Tribute Show 13- Sep -25 13- Sep -25 630pm to 1145p m nothing marked OL2222 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Fundraising event 11- Sep -25 11- Sep -25 6pm to 11pm nothing marked OL2232 5 Martin Brown Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Off Sales at a Market 06- Sep -25 07- Sep -25 10am to 5pm nothing marked OL2242 5 Lynsey Russell Denny Civic Theatre 12 St Mary's Way dumbart on G8 2 1N L Neil Diamond Tribute Night 19- Sep -25 19- Sep -25 7pm to 11pm nothing marked OL2252 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Pensioners Lunch 18- Oct -25 18- Oct -25 1pm to 6pm nothing marked OL2262 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Party night 06- Dec -25 06- Dec -25 5pm to 11pm nothing marked OL2272 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Old School Disco 13- Dec -25 13- Dec -25 1pm to 8pm nothing marked Page 179
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Official OL2282 9 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Wedding 06- Sep -25 06- Sep -25 3pm to 1145p m nothing marked OL2292 9 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Wedding 13- Sep -25 13- Sep -25 nothing marked OL2302 9 David Russell Argyle Bowling Club Argyle Park Alexandr ia G8 3 0S E Cabaret 30- Aug -25 31- Aug -25 12pm to 1am Granted OL2312 5 Jonathan Calder Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Food and Drink Festival 06- Sep -25 07- Sep -25 10am to 5pm Granted OL2322 5 Neil Stewart Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Food and Drink Festival 06- Sep -25 07- Sep -25 10am to 6pm Granted OL2332 5 Fraser Adams Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Food and Drink Festival 06- Sep -25 07- Sep -25 10am to 6pm Granted OL2342 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F Farewell Party 10- Oct -25 10- Oct -25 6.30p m to 1145p m Granted Page 180
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Official OL2352 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F Christmas Tree Fundraiser 25- Oct -25 25- Oct -25 6.30p m to 1145p m Granted OL2362 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F 70th Birthday 13- Dec -25 13- Dec -25 6.30p m to 1145p m Granted OL2372 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F 21st Birthday Party 20- Dec -25 20- Dec -25 6.30p m to 1145p m Granted OL2382 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F Pensioner Fish and Chip Event 28- Nov -25 28- Nov -25 3.30p m to 8pm Granted OL2392 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Graduation Show 23- Sep -25 23- Sep -25 6pm to 11pm Granted OL2402 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Wedding Ceremony 04- Oct -25 04- Oct -25 4pm to 11.45p m Granted OL2412 5 Carolyn Murray Denny Civic Theatre 12 St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Stage Show 08- Oct -25 11- Oct -25 6pm to 11pm Granted Page 181
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Official OL2422 5 Norah Howie Denny Civic Theatre 12 St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Tribute Show 08- Nov -25 08- Nov -25 6.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL2432 5 Elaine Voy Scout Hall 4 Park Road Clydeba nk G8 1 3L D Fundraising Whisky Tasting 04- Oct -25 04- Oct -25 7.30p m to 11pm Granted OL2442 5 David Russell Argyle Bowling Club Argyle Park Alexandr ia G8 3 0S E Cabaret 27- Sep -25 28- Sep -25 1231p m to 1231a m Granted OL2452 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shores Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 03- Oct -25 16- Oct -25 10am to 6pm Granted OL2462 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shores Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 17- Oct -25 30- Oct -25 10am to 6pm Granted OL2472 5 Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership)Av ocet Avocet (Boat) Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Bar on Boat 20- Oct -25 04- Nov -25 11am to 10pm Granted OL2482 5 Jim McLaren Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Fundraising Afternoon 01- Nov -25 01- Nov -25 1pm to 8pm Granted Page 182
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Official OL2492 5 Sweeney's Cruises Sweeney’s Cruises Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Café Bar 20- Oct -25 02- Nov -25 11am to 10pm nothing marked OL2502 5 Iain Turner Bankend Halls Bankend Road Dumbart on G8 2 2R B Social Function 11- Oct -25 11- Oct -25 7pm to 11.45p m nothing marked OL2512 5 Fraser Adams Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 3Q L Sale of Cocktails 19- Oct -25 19- Oct -25 10am to 4pm Granted OL2522 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Dance Show 11- Oct -25 11- Oct -25 5.30p m to 9.30p m Granted OL2532 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Comedy Show 16- Oct -25 16- Oct -25 6pm to 10pm Granted OL2542 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Musical theatre shows 22- Oct -25 25- Oct -25 1pm to 9.30p m Granted OL2552 5 Dalmuir Golf Course SCIO Meeting Rm, Dalmuir Golf Course 2 Overtoun Road Dalmuir Clydeba nk G8 1 3R E Golf Course Fund Raiser 12- Oct -25 12- Oct -25 1230p m to 7.15p m Granted Page 183
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Official OL2562 5 Deborah Fleming Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 3Q L Farmers Market (Off sales) 06- Dec -25 07- Dec -25 10am to 5pm Granted OL2572 5 Martin Brown Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 3Q L Christmas Festivals 06- Dec -25 07- Dec -25 10am to 5pm Granted OL2582 5 Allan Rutherford Awestruck Academy 36 Sylvania Way South Clydeba nk G8 1 1E A 21st Birthday Party 24- Oct -25 24- Oct -25 6.30p m to 23.59p m Granted OL2592 5 Bajitar Singh Clydebank Shopping Center 170 Kilbowie Road Clydeba nk G8 1 2A U Whiskey Gift Sets and Novelties 24- Nov -25 07- Dec -25 10.30a m to 5.30p m Granted OL2602 5 Bajitar Singh Clydebank Shopping Center 170 Kilbowie Road Clydeba nk G8 1 2A U Whiskey Gift Sets and Novelties 08- Dec -25 21- Dec -25 10.30a m to 5.30p m Granted OL2612 5 Bajitar Singh Clydebank Shopping Center 170 Kilbowie Road Clydeba nk G8 1 2A U Whiskey Gift Sets and Novelties 22- Dec -25 31- Dec -25 10.30a m to 5.30p m Granted OL2622 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Wedding Ceremony and Reception 01- Nov -25 01- Nov -25 4pm to 11.45p m Granted Page 184
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Official OL2632 5 Craig Brownhill Cameron House Hotel Loch Lomond Alexandr ia G8 3 8Q Z Cameron House Christmas Market off sales 29- Nov -25 30- Nov -25 10am to 4pm Granted OL2642 5 Carolyn Murray Denny Civic Theatre 12 St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Theatre Show 01- Nov -25 01- Nov -25 1pm to 10pm Granted OL2652 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shore Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 31- Oct -25 13- Nov -25 10am to 6pm nothing marked OL2662 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shore Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 14- Nov -25 27- Nov -25 10am to 6pm Granted OL2672 5 Anne Marie Dodds Denny Civic Theatre 12 St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Theatre Tribute Night 06- Feb -26 06- Feb -26 7pm to 11.30p m Granted OL2682 5 Andrew Logan Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 3Q L Christmas Market (Off sales) 06- Dec -25 07- Dec -25 10am to 5pm Granted OL2692 5 David Russell Argyle Bowling Club Argyle Park Alexandr ia G8 3 0S E Cabaret Night 31- Oct -25 01- Nov -25 7pm to 1am Granted Page 185
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Official OL2702 5 Tom Rowan Cameron House Hotel A82 Loch Lomond Alexandr ia G8 3 3Q Z Festive Market (Off Sales) 29- Nov -25 30- Nov -25 10am to 4pm Granted OL2712 5 Allan Rutherford Awestruck Academy 36 Sylvania Way South Clydeba nk G8 1 1E A Christmas Party and Presentation 20- Dec -25 20- Dec -25 8.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL2722 5 Allan Rutherford Awestruck Academy 36 Sylvania Way South Clydeba nk G8 1 1E A Christmas Party and Presentation 12- Dec -25 12- Dec -25 8.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL2732 5 Allan Rutherford Awestruck Academy 36 Sylvania Way South Clydeba nk G8 1 1E A Fundraising for Dance and Cheer 06- Dec -25 06- Dec -25 8.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL2742 5 Allan Rutherford Awestruck Academy 36 Sylvania Way South Clydeba nk G8 1 1E A Presentation Fundraiser for Clydebank FC 28- Nov -25 28- Nov -25 8.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL2752 5 Stephen McKerlie Kemp Holm Park Football Dock Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1L X Hospitality Provision 22- Nov -25 22- Nov -25 12pm to 6pm Granted OL2762 5 Stephen McKerlie Kemp Holm Park Football Dock Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1L X Hospitality Provision 15- Nov -25 15- Nov -25 12pm to 6pm Granted Page 186
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Official OL2772 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Dance Shows 20- Nov -25 22- Nov -25 6pm to 9.45p m Granted OL2782 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Dance Shows 15- Nov -25 15- Nov -25 6pm to 10pm Granted OL2792 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Milngavie Girls Academy Awards 13- Nov -25 13- Nov -25 6pm to 9.45p m Granted OL2802 5 Fraser Adams Amusement Grounds Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 3Q L Christmas Market Off Sales 06- Dec -25 07- Dec -25 10am to 5pm Granted OL2812 5 Deborah Duncan Main Street Alexandr ia G8 3 0N Z Mobile Bar for Christmas Light Switch On 29- Nov -25 29- Nov -25 12pm to 5pm Granted OL2822 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3 H Loch Lomond Shores Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 12- Dec -25 25- Dec -25 10am to 6pm Granted OL2832 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3 H Loch Lomond Shores Balloch G8 3 8Q L Whisky Shop 28- Nov -25 11- Dec -25 10am to 6pm Granted Page 187
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Official OL2842 5 David Russell Argyle Bowling Club Argyll Park Argyle Street Alexandr ia G8 3 0S E Cabaret 15- Nov -25 16- Dec -25 7pm to 1am Granted OL2852 5 Carolyn Murray Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L DPT Christmas Panto 06- Dec -25 13- Dec -25 6pm to 10pm Granted OL2862 5 Tom Rowan Lomond Shores 1 Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Christmas Market Off Sales 06- Dec -25 07- Dec -25 10am to 5pm Granted OL2872 5 Iain Turner Orange Hall 3 Bankend Road Dumbart on G8 2 2R B Christmas Party 29- Nov -25 29- Nov -25 7pm to 11.45p m Granted OL2882 5 Iain Turner Orange Hall 3 Bankend Road Dumbart on G8 2 2R B Christmas Function 06- Dec -25 06- Dec -25 1pm to 7pm Granted OL2892 5 Marie Stewart VOLGC Northfield Road Bonhill Alexandr ia G8 3 9E T Hogmanay Party 31- Dec -25 01- Jan -26 11am to 2am Granted OL2902 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Dance Shows 29- Nov -25 29- Nov -25 4pm to 9pm Granted Page 188
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Official OL2912 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Dance Shows 10- Dec -25 12- Dec -25 5.30p m to 9.30p m Granted OL2922 5 Jennifer McKechnie Community Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 6D F 70th Birthday Party 10- Jan -26 10- Jan -26 6.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL2932 5 Jennifer McKechnie Community Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 6D F Family Celebration 31- Jan -26 31- Jan -26 6.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL2942 5 Jennifer McKechnie Community Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 6D F 30th Birthday Party 07- Mar -26 07- Mar -26 6.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL2952 5 David Russell Argyle Bowling Club Argyle Park Alexandr ia G8 3 0S E Hogmanay Cabaret 31- Dec -25 01- Jan -26 8pm to 3am Granted OL2962 5 James McLaren Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Dalmuir Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U SLOVAC/SCOT TISH BALL WITH DJ 17- Jan -26 18- Jan -25 4pm to 1am Granted OL2972 5 James McLaren Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Dalmuir Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U FUNDRAISING BOOGIE BINGO 31- Jan -26 31- Jan -26 1pm to 8pm Granted Page 189
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Official OL2982 5 James McLaren Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Dalmuir Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U SKA FUNDRAISING EVENT 06- Feb -26 07- Feb -26 6pm to 1am Granted OL2992 5 James McLaren Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Dalmuir Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U MEMBERS VALENTINE DANCE 13- Feb -26 13- Feb -26 6pm to 11pm Granted OL3002 5 James McLaren Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Dalmuir Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U ELVIS TRIBUTE FUNDRAISING 20- Feb -26 21- Feb -26 6pm to 1am Granted OL3012 5 James McLaren Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Dalmuir Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U 2 NIGHTS OF AN ABBA TRIBUTE BAND FUNDRAING EVENT - over 2 days 06- Mar -26 08- Mar -26 6pm to 1am Granted OL3022 5 Jennifer McKechnie Village Hall 13 New Street Duntocher Clydeba nk G8 1 6D F St. Joseph's RC Primary family night 27- Mar -26 27- Mar -26 6.30p m to 10.45p m Granted OL3032 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3 H Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way G8 3 8Q L The sale of specialised and one of bottles of whisky 26- Dec -25 08- Jan -26 N/A Granted Page 190
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Official OL3042 5 Steven McKerlie - Kemp Clydebank Football Club Holm Park Dock Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1L X :Hospitality provision 27- Dec -25 27- Dec -25 12pm to 6pm Granted OL3052 5 Steven McKerlie - Kemp Clydebank Football Club Holm Park Dock Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1L X 24- Jan -26 24- Jan -26 12pm to 6pm Granted OL3062 5 Steven McKerlie - Kemp Clydebank Football Club Holm Park Dock Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1L X 14- Feb -26 14- Feb -26 12pm to 6pm Granted OL3072 5 Lynsey Russel Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Mcfleetwood tribute band 24- Jan -26 24- Jan -26 18.30p m to 11pm Granted OL3082 5 Fraser Adams Bangin Pizza 15 Castlegree n Street Dumbart on G8 2 1H G Off Sales from Take Away Restaurant 28- Dec -25 01- Jan -26 N/A Granted OL3092 5 Alex Eadie Lodge Cochno Social Club 29 Glasgow Road Hardgate Clydeba nk G8 1 5PJ New Years Eve Party 31- Dec -25 01- Jan -26 07.30p m to 2.30a m not marked OL3102 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 1U B St Patrick's Night 14- Mar -26 14- Mar -26 6.30 to 11.45p m Granted Page 191
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Official OL3112 5 Stephen Ford Whisky Shop Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shore Balloch G8 3 8Q L The sale of specialised and one of bottles of whisky 09- Jan -26 22- Jan -26 10am to 6pm not marked OL3132 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Psychic Show 24- Jan -26 24- Jan -26 6.30p m to 9.30p m not marked OL3142 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Presentation 31- Jan -26 31- Jan -26 7.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL3152 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 5 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Comedy Show 07- Feb -26 07- Feb -26 6.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL3162 5 Allan Rutherford Awestruck Academy 36 Sylvania Way South Clydeba nk G8 1 1E A Fundraising Party 31- Jan -26 31- Jan -26 12.00p m to 11.45p m Granted OL3172 5 Ellis Kinloch Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Young Farmers Variety Show 29- Jan -26 31- Jan -26 7pm to 12.30a m Granted OL4212 5 Ainsley Thomson Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Comedy Show 17- Apr -26 18- Apr -26 6.30p m to 9.30p m Granted Page 192
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Official OL3182 5 David Russell Argyle Bowling Club Argyll Park Argyll Street Alexandr ia G8 3 OS E Cabaret Evening 31- Jan -26 02- Feb -26 7pm to 1am Granted OL3192 5 Allan Rutherford Awestruck Academy 36 Sylvania Way South Clydeba nk G8 1 1E A Birthday Celebration 06- Feb -26 06- Feb -26 6.30 to 1157p m Granted OL3202 5 Allan Rutherford Awestruck Academy 36 Sylvania Way South Clydeba nk G8 1 1E A Birthday Celebration 07- Feb -26 07- Feb -26 6.30 to 1157p m Granted OL3212 5 Fraser Adams Roo's Kitchen 3 Wallace Street Dumbart on G8 2 1H H On and Off Sales for Valentine’s Pop Up promoting Angel Dare Cocktails 13- Feb -26 15- Feb -26 10am to 10pm Granted OL3222 5 Cameron Sanger Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Loch Lomond Shores - Off Sales - Springfest 04- Apr -26 05- Apr -26 10am to 5pm Granted OL3232 5 Cameron Sanger Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Loch Lomond Shores - Off Sales - around the world market 09- Ma y- 26 10- Ma y- 26 10am to 4pm Granted OL3242 5 Cameron Sanger Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 Loch Lomond Shores - Off 04- Jul- 26 05- Jul- 26 10am to 5pm Granted Page 193
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Official 8Q L Sales - Summerfest OL3252 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Dalmuir Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Pensioners Lunch and entertainment 17- Jan -26 18- Jan -25 4pm to 1am Granted OL3262 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Dalmuir Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U fundraising event 21- Mar -26 21- Mar -26 1pm to 7pm Granted OL3272 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Dalmuir Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U fundraising event 28- Mar -26 29- Mar -26 6pm to 1am Granted OL3282 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Dalmuir Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Members Event 10- Apr -26 10- Apr -26 6pm to 12 midnig ht Granted OL3292 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Dalmuir Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U 70's & 80's Disco 18- Apr -26 18- Apr -26 1pm to 8pm Granted OL3302 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Dalmuir Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Sponsors Ball 25- Apr -25 26- Apr -26 6pm to 1am Granted Page 194
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Official OL3312 5 Aaron Ross Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Loch Lomond Shores - Off Sales - Springfest 04- Apr -26 05- Apr -26 10am to 5pm Granted OL3322 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Dalmuir Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Tribute Day Fundraiser Event 03- Ma y- 26 03- Ma y- 26 1pm to 10pm Granted OL3332 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Dalmuir Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U fundraising event 20- Jun -26 20- Jun -26 1pm to 9pm Granted OL3342 5 Elizabeth Webster Golden Friendship Club 18 Nairn Place Dalmuir Clydeba nk G8 1 4A U Members Ball 27- Jun -26 27- Jun -26 5pm to 12 midnig ht Granted OL3352 5 Thayaparan Kuruparan 163-165 Main Street Renton Dumbart on G8 2 4N L off sales 15- Feb -26 28- Feb -26 10am to 10pm Granted OL3362 5 Thayaparan Kuruparan 163-165 Main Street Renton Dumbart on G8 2 4N L off sales 01- Mar -26 14- Mar -26 10am to 10pm Granted OL3372 5 Thayaparan Kuruparan 163-165 Main Street Renton Dumbart on G8 2 4N L off sales 15- Mar -26 28- Mar -26 10am to 10pm Granted Page 195
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Official OL3382 5 Anne Marie Dodds Denny Civic Theatre 12 St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Tribute show 08- Feb -26 08- Feb -26 12 noon to 6pm Granted OL3392 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Clydesdale Harriers Anniversary Event 06- Feb -26 06- Feb -26 5.30p m to 11.30p m Granted OL3402 5 Nazier Hussain Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Comedy Show 14- Mar -26 14- Mar -26 7pm to 10pm Granted OL3412 5 Iain Turner Bankend Halls 4 Bankend Road Dumbart on G8 2 2R B Social Event 11- Apr -26 11- Apr -26 7pm to 11.45p m Granted OL3422 5 Iain Turner Bankend Halls 4 Bankend Road Dumbart on G8 2 2R B Social Event 28- Feb -26 28- Feb -26 7pm to 11.45p m Granted OL3432 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 1U B 40th Birthday Party 21- Feb -26 21- Feb -26 6.30 to 11.pm Granted OL3442 5 Carolyn Murray Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L DPT Play 25- Feb -26 28- Feb -26 6pm to 10pm Granted Page 196
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Official OL3452 5 Andrew Logan Unit 24, Lime Road Broadmead ow Industrial Estate Dumbart on G8 2 2R P Beer Tasting 05- Mar -26 07- Mar -26 2pm to 11pm Granted OL3462 5 Deborah Fleming Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 3Q L Farmers Market (Off sales) 04- Apr -26 05- Apr -26 10am to 5pm Granted OL3472 5 Andrew Logan Unit 24, Lime Road Broadmead ow Industrial Estate Dumbart on G8 2 2R P Beer Tasting 02- Apr -26 04- Apr -26 5pm to 10pm Granted OL3482 5 Andrew Logan Unit 24, Lime Road Broadmead ow Industrial Estate Dumbart on G8 2 2R P Beer Tasting 07- Ma y- 26 09- Ma y- 26 5pm to 11pm Granted OL3492 5 Andrew Logan Unit 24, Lime Road Broadmead ow Industrial Estate Dumbart on G8 2 2R P Beer Tasting 04- Jun -26 06- Jun -26 5pm to 11pm Granted OL3502 5 Kathleen Gordon 226 Crosslet Road Dumbart on G8 2 2L W Play 22- Apr -26 25- Apr -26 6pm to 11.59p m Granted OL3512 5 Emily Richards Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Off sales of brandy liqueur in 50cl, 20cl and 5cl bottles 15- Feb -26 15- Feb -26 10am to 4.30p m Granted Page 197
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Official OL3522 5 Emily Richards Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Off sales of brandy liqueur in 50cl, 20cl and 5cl bottles 01- Mar -26 01- Mar -26 10am to 4.30p m Granted OL3532 5 Emily Richards Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Off sales of brandy liqueur in 50cl, 20cl and 5cl bottles 15- Mar -26 15- Mar -26 10am to 4.30p m Granted OL3542 5 John Evans Antonine Boxing Club 8A Dunn Street Clydeba nk G8 1 4B Q Boxing Show 06- Mar -26 06- Mar -26 6pm to 12 midnig ht Granted OE355 25 Nazier Hussain Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Comedy Show 03- Apr -26 03- Apr -26 7pm to 10pm Granted OE356 25 Tim Whiteley Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Loch Lomond Shores - Off Sales - Springfest 04- Apr -26 05- Apr -26 10am to 5pm Granted OL3572 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Comedy Show 28- Feb -26 28- Feb -26 6pm to 10pm Granted OL3582 5 Carolanne McAllister Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Musical theatre shows 18- Mar -26 21- Mar -26 1pm to 11pm Granted Page 198
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Official OL3592 5 Dumbarton Football Club Dumbarton Football Club Castle Road Dumbart on G8 2 1JJ Mini Indoor Music Event 21- Feb -26 21- Feb -26 4pm to 10pm Granted OL3602 5 Cameron House Hotel Loch Lomond Alexandr ia G8 3 8Q Z Loch Cruises 26- Feb -26 11- Mar -26 11am to 1pm Granted OL3612 5 Cameron House Hotel Loch Lomond Alexandr ia G8 3 8Q Z Loch Cruises 26- Mar -26 08- Apr -26 11am to 1pm Granted OL3622 5 Cameron House Hotel Loch Lomond Alexandr ia G8 3 8Q Z Loch Cruises 09- Apr -26 22- Apr -26 11am to 1pm Granted OL3632 5 Steven McKerlie - Kemp Clydebank Football Club Holm Park Dock Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1L X Hospitality 07- Mar -26 07- Mar -26 12 noon to 6pm Granted OL3642 5 Steven McKerlie - Kemp Clydebank Football Club Holm Park Dock Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1L X Hospitality 04- Apr -26 04- Apr -26 12 noon to 6pm Granted OL3652 5 Steven McKerlie - Kemp Clydebank Football Club Holm Park Dock Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1L X Hospitality 18- Apr -26 18- Apr -26 12 noon to 6pm Granted Page 199
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Official OL3662 5 Iain Turner Bankend Halls 4 Bankend Road Dumbart on G8 2 2R B Meeting in the afternoon and function at night 25- Apr -26 25- Apr -26 4pm to 11.45p m Granted OL3672 5 Iain Turner Bankend Halls 4 Bankend Road Dumbart on G8 2 2R B Annual Demonstration Parade 04- Apr -26 04- Apr -26 4pm to 11.45p m Granted OL3682 5 Anne Marie Dodds Denny Civic Theatre 12 St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Theatre Tribute Night 27- Mar -26 27- Mar -26 5pm to 11pm Granted OL3692 5 Thayaparan Kuruparan 163-165 Main Street Renton Dumbart on G8 2 4N L off sales 29- Mar -26 11- Apr -26 10am to 10pm Granted OL3702 5 Thayaparan Kuruparan 163-165 Main Street Renton Dumbart on G8 2 4N L off sales 12- Apr -26 25- Apr -26 10am to 10pm Granted OL3712 5 Thayaparan Kuruparan 163-165 Main Street Renton Dumbart on G8 2 4N L off sales 26- Apr -26 09- Ma y- 26 10am to 10pm Granted OL3722 5 Martin Brown Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Loch Lomond Shores - Off Sales - Springfest 04- Apr -26 05- Apr -26 10am to 5pm Granted Page 200
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Official OL3732 5 TLT Solicitors Cameron House Hotel Loch Lomond Alexandr ia G8 3 8Q Z Loch Cruises 12- Mar -26 25- Mar -26 11am to 1pm Granted OL3742 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 1U B Theatre Show 10- Apr -26 10- Apr -26 7pm to 11.45p m Granted OL3752 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 1U B Theatre Show 11- Apr -26 11- Apr -26 7pm to 11.45p m Granted OL3762 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 1U B Hen Night 18- Apr -26 18- Apr -26 6.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL3772 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 1U B First Holy Communion 09- Ma y- 26 09- Ma y- 26 12 noon to 6pm Granted OL3782 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 1U B First Holy Communion 16- Ma y- 26 16- Ma y- 26 12 noon to 6pm Granted OL3792 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 1U B Wedding Reception 11- Jul- 26 11- Jul- 26 6pm to 11.45p m Granted Page 201
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Official OL3802 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 1U B 30th Birthday Party 28- Nov -26 28- Nov -26 6.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL3812 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 1U B 21st Birthday Party 12- Dec -26 12- Dec -26 6.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL3822 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 1U B Pensioners fish and chips day 05- Jun -26 05- Jun -26 3pm to 8pm Granted OL3832 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 1U B Pensioners fish and chips day 27- Nov -26 27- Nov -26 3pm to 8pm Granted OL3842 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 1U B Theatre Show 10- Apr -26 10- Apr -26 7pm to 11.45p m Granted OL3852 5 Fraser Adams Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Loch Lomond Shores - Off Sales - Springfest 04- Apr -26 05- Apr -26 10am to 5pm Granted OL3862 5 Gary Moncrieff Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Loch Lomond Shores - On Sales - Springfest 04- Apr -26 05- Apr -26 11am to 4pm Granted Page 202
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Official OL3872 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Scottish Common Party 12- Mar -26 12- Mar -26 6.30p m to 11.45p m with Peter OL3882 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Psychic Night 28- Mar -26 28- Mar -26 6.30p m to 10pm Granted OL3892 5 Emily Richards Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Off sales of brandy liqueur in 50cl, 20cl and 5cl bottles 04- Apr -26 05- Apr -26 10am to 4.30p m Granted OL3902 5 Emily Richards Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Off sales of brandy liqueur in 50cl, 20cl and 5cl bottles 19- Apr -26 19- Apr -26 10am to 4.30p m Granted OL3912 5 Emily Richards Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Off sales of brandy liqueur in 50cl, 20cl and 5cl bottles 03- Ma y- 26 03- Ma y- 26 10am to 4.30p m Granted OL3922 5 Emily Richards Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Off sales of brandy liqueur in 50cl, 20cl and 5cl bottles 17- Ma y- 26 17- Ma y- 26 10am to 4.30p m Granted OL3932 5 Philip McGuire Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L Off sales of alcohol in sealed bottles and samples 04- Apr -26 05- Apr -26 10am to 5pm Granted Page 203
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Official OL3942 5 Cameron Watson Dumbarton Football Club Castle Road Dumbart on G8 2 1JJ Dumbarton Rocks Music Festival 03- Ma y- 26 03- Ma y- 26 2pm to 11pm Granted OL3952 5 Carolyn Murray Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Dance Show 06- Jun -26 06- Jun -26 12 noon to 9pm Granted OL3962 5 Sweeney's Cruises Sweeney’s Cruises Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Café Bar 04- Ma y- 26 17- Ma y- 26 11am to 10pm Granted OL3972 5 Sweeney's Cruises Sweeney’s Cruises Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Café Bar 18- Ma y- 26 31- Ma y- 26 11am to 10pm Granted OL3982 5 Sweeney's Cruises Sweeney’s Cruises Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Café Bar 20- Apr -26 03- Ma y- 26 11am to 10pm Granted OL3992 5 Sweeney's Cruises Sweeney’s Cruises Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Café Bar 06- Apr -26 19- Apr -26 11am to 10pm Granted OL4002 5 Sweeney's Cruises Sweeney’s Cruises Boatyard Riverside Balloch G8 3 8S S Café Bar 23- Mar -26 05- Apr -26 11am to 10pm Granted Page 204
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Official OL4012 5 Allan Rutherford Awestruck Academy 36 Sylvania Way South Clydeba nk G8 1 1E A 50th Birthday Celebration 27- Mar -26 27- Mar -26 6.30 to 11.59p m Granted OL4022 5 Carolyn Murray Denny Civic Theatre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Dance Show 29- Mar -26 30- Mar -26 6pm to 10pm Granted OL4032 5 Andrew Bailey Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G8 3 8Q L All around the world food market - Off sales of vodka and gin in sealed bottles 09- Ma y- 26 10- Ma y- 26 10am to 4pm Granted OL4042 5 Caroline Louden TLT Edinburgh Moss O'Balloch Park Balloch G8 3 8Q L Kiltwalk on sales (TLT Solicitors Edinburgh) 25- Apr -26 26- Apr -26 11am to 10pm Granted OL4052 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 1U B Parents of primary 7 meeting 26- Jun -26 26- Jun -26 6.30p m to 11.45p m Granted OL4062 5 Jennifer McKechnie Duntocher Village Hall 13 New Street Duntoch er G8 1 1U B Netball Fundraiser 06- Jun -26 06- Jun -26 1pm to 11.45p m Granted Page 205
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Official OL4072 5 TLT Solicitors Cameron House Hotel Loch Lomond Alexandr ia G8 3 8Q Z Loch Cruises 23- Apr -26 06- Ma y- 26 11am to 1pm Granted OL4082 5 TLT Solicitors Cameron House Hotel Loch Lomond Alexandr ia G8 3 8Q Z Loch Cruises 07- Ma y- 26 20- Ma y- 26 11am to 1pm Granted OL4092 5 TLT Solicitors Cameron House Hotel Loch Lomond Alexandr ia G8 3 8Q Z Loch Cruises 21- Ma y- 26 03- Jun -26 11am to 1pm Granted OL4102 5 TLT Solicitors Cameron House Hotel Loch Lomond Alexandr ia G8 3 8Q Z Loch Cruises 04- Jun -26 17- Jun -26 11am to 1pm Granted OL4112 5 Allan Rutherford Awestruck Academy 36 Sylvania Way South Clydeba nk G8 1 1E A 60th Party Celebration 04- Apr -26 04- Apr -26 6.30p m to 11.58p m Granted OL4122 5 James Smart Denny Civic Centre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L 80's Tribute Show 22- Ma y- 26 22- Ma y- 26 730pm to 10pm Granted OL4132 5 Christine Fairclough Lomond Woods Holiday Park 1 Old Luss road Balloch G8 3 8Q P Open Day 09- Ma y- 26 09- Ma y- 26 10am to 5pm Granted Page 206
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Official OL4142 5 James Smart Denny Civic Centre St Mary's Way Dumbart on G8 2 1N L Variety Show 03- Ma y- 26 03- Ma y- 26 12pm to 7pm Granted OL4152 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall 1 Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 Wedding 10- Apr -26 10- Apr -26 3pm to 1145p m Peter is dealing OL4162 5 Thayaparan Kuruparan 163-165 Main Street Renton Dumbart on G8 2 4N L off sales 10- Ma y- 26 23- Ma y- 26 10am to 10pm Granted OL4172 5 Thayaparan Kuruparan 163-165 Main Street Renton Dumbart on G8 2 4N L off sales 24- Ma y- 26 06- Jun -26 10am to 10pm Granted OL4182 5 Thayaparan Kuruparan 163-165 Main Street Renton Dumbart on G8 2 4N L off sales 07- Jun -26 20- Jun -26 10am to 10pm Granted OL4192 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B Wedding Reception 17- Apr -26 17- Apr -26 5pm to 11.45p m Granted OL4202 5 Anne Pearson Clydebank Town Hall Hall Street Clydeba nk G8 1 1U B BAE awards 24- Apr -26 24- Apr -26 11am to 1.30p m Granted Page 207
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Official Appendix 4 Summary of Variations of Premises Licence Applications Provisional Premises Licence Asda Express Ltd Asda Express - PFS Lomondgate Lomondgate Drive Dumbarton G82 3BN 30-Jun- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Morrisons Stores Morrisons Glasgow Road Dumbarton G82 1QZ 15-Apr- 25 Provisional Premises Licence Whitbread Group PLC Dumbarton Premier Inn Lomondgate Drive Dumbarton G82 2QU Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM John Duncan Dalmuir Bowling Club Stevenson Street Clydebank G82 1QL 30-Sep- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Poakay Lau Jasmine Restaurant 12-14 Church Street Dumbarton G82 1QL 02-Jun- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Alliance Property Holding Ltd Morrisons Daily 106 High Street Dumbarton G82 1PQ 05-Mar- 25 Premises Licence Sweeney’s Cruises (a partnership) Passenger Motor Vessel “Avocet” Docked at Sweeney’s Boatyard Balloch G83 8SS 29-Dec- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Minor - changes to layout plan Shaneen Majeed Faifley Licenced Grocers 294 Faifley Road Clydebank G81 5EY 30-Jan- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Minor Punch Partnerships (PTL) Limited Glenhead Tavern Dumbarton Road Clydebank G81 6HD 11-Jun- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Minor Punch Partnerships (PTL) Limited Horse & Barge 688 Dumbarton Road Clydebank G81 4BB 11-Jun- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Minor Punch Partnerships (PTL) Limited The Park Bar 421 Dumbarton Road Clydebank G81 4BB 11-Jun- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Minor - Layout Cameron House Resort (Loch Lomond) Ltd Cameron House Hotel & Country Estate Loch Lomond G83 8QZ 12-Jun- 25 Page 208
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Official Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Hawthorn Leisure Scotco Limited Cleddans 387 Kilbowie Road Clydebank G81 2TU 12-Jun- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Hawthorn Leisure Scotco Limited Cleddans 387 Kilbowie Road Clydebank G81 2TU 02-Jul- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Greene King Retailing Ltd The Counting House 17 High Street Dumbarton G82 1LS 27-Jun- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Minor - Layout Whitbread Group PLC Dumbarton Premier Inn Lomondgate Drive Dumbarton G82 2QU 02-Jul- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Morrisons Stores Morrisons Daily Argyle Street Alexandria G83 0QN 09-Jul- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Co-op Society Co-op 8 Dunn Street Clydebank G81 4BQ 10-Jul- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Minor - Layout Gosschalks LLP Morrisons Glasgow Road Dumbarton G82 1QZ Variation of Premises Licence - Minor - Layout Flint Bishop Glenhead Tavern Dumbarton Road Clydebank G81 6HD Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Andrew Hunter BP M&S Milton Service Station Dumbarton Road Dumbarton G82 2TN 24-Feb- 26 Confirmation of Premises Licence Whitbread Group PLC Dumbarton Premier Inn Lomondgate Drive Dumbarton G82 2QU 22-Oct- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Aldi Stores Limited Aldi 80 Bank Street Alexandria G83 OLZ 10-Sep- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM HIA Investments Lomond Service Station 200 Main Street Alexandria G83 9EP 10-Sep- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Flint Bishop Glenhead Tavern Dumbarton Road Clydebank G81 6HD 30-Sep- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM John Gaunt Marks and Spencer Simply Food St James Retail Park Dumbarton G82 1RS 05-Jan- 26 Page 209
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Official Provisional Premises Licence GNE Consultancy Ltd 163-165 Main Street Renton Dumbarton G82 4NL 16-Jan- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Minor - Layout Gosschalks LLP Asda St James Retail Park Dumbarton G82 1RD 03-Feb- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM John Gaunt Dumbarton Premier Inn Lomondgate Drive Dumbarton G82 2QU Variation of Premises Licence - Minor - Layout John Gaunt Dumbarton Premier Inn Lomondgate Drive Dumbarton G82 2QU Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM John Horton Stags Head 116 Dumbarton Road Dumbarton G82 1JN 09-Apr- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Audrey Junner Tulie Inn Balloch Road Balloch G83 8SW 27-Jan- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM including S48 Fraser Capital Management Limited Club 3000 Bingo Unit 3B Kilbowie Retail Park Clydebank G81 2QB 09-Feb- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - layout Chloe Johnston Anderson Strathern Scotmid 2 Freelands Place G60 5ED Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Gosschalks LLP Morrisons Daily 106 High Street Dumbarton G83 1PQ 10-Feb- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Lidl Lidl Castle Street Dumbarton G82 1QS 17-Feb- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Lidl Lidl 100 Bank Street Alexandria G83 0UL 16-Feb- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Minor - Layout Hill Brown Licensing The Balloch Hotel 1 Balloch Road Balloch G82 8SS 27-Jan- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Zafar Mohammed Dillichip Stores 1 Dillichip Terrace Alexandria G83 9HZ Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM HIA Investments Clydebank Filling Station 596-598 Glasgow Road Clydebank G81 1JA 27-Jan- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Greene King Retailing Ltd Counting House 17 High Street Dumbarton G82 1LS 16-Dec- 25 Page 210
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Official Variation of Premises Licence - Minor - Layout Andrew Hunter BP M&S Milton Service Station Dumbarton Road Dumbarton G82 2TN 25-Feb- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Admiral Taverns Cleddans 387 Kilbowie Road Clydebank G81 2TU 06-Mar- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM & S48 change to premises name Rosemount Taverns Ltd Dal Mor 474 Dumbarton Road Clydebank G81 4DN 10-Apr- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Sameeh Mohammed USAVE 120 Faifley Road Clydebank G81 5AP 17-Apr- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Major Hassard Licensing Ltd Clydebank Co-op 8 Dunn Street Clydebank G81 4JT 05-Mar- 26 Confirmation of Premises Licence Stephen Ford Unit 3H Loch Lomond Shores Ben Lomond Way Balloch G83 8QL 15-Jan- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Loch Lomond Park LIC Limited Lomond Park Hotel Balloch Road Balloch G83 8SR 18-Feb- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Lomond Retail Scott Limited Lomond Stores 19 Balloch Road Balloch G83 8SR 09-Dec- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Liz Shaw Mountblow Bar 832 Dumbarton Road Clydebank G81 4BS 18-Dec- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Mohammad Yasin Bargain Store 20 Alclutha Avenue Dumbarton G82 2NZ Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Fish and Chip Shop Limited McMonagles Restaurant Clyde and Forth Canal Clydebank G81 1QA 18-Dec- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Shaneen Majeed 40 Mountlbow Road 40 Mountblow Road Clydebank G81 4NL 15-Dec- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Flint Bishop Horse & Barge 688 Dumbarton Road Clydebank G81 4BB 17-Dec- 25 Variation of Premises Licence - Major Greene King Retailing Ltd The Counting House 17/19 High Street Dumbarton G82 1NF 10-Mar- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Major Joanne Worrall Twist Training Lomond Stores 19 Balloch Road Balloch G83 8SR 05-Mar- 26 Page 211
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Official Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM Gosschalks LLP Morrison's Daily 107 Glasgow Road Dumbarton G82 1RG 27-Jan- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Minor - Layout Gosschalks LLP Asda St James Retail Park Dumbarton G82 1RD 06-Feb- 26 Provisional Premises Licence Hill Brown Licensing Nisa Local 44 Glasgow Road Clydebank G81 1BT 15-May- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM TLT Solicitors Dumbarton Football Club Castle Road Dumbarton G82 2JJ 18-Feb- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Major Hill Brown Licensing The Tullie Inn Balloch Road Balloch G83 8SW Variation of Premises Licence - Substitution of DPM TLT Solicitors Cameron House Hotel & Country Estate Loch Lomond G83 8QZ Variation of Premises Licence - Major Hill Brown Licensing Scotmid 2 Freelands Place Old Kilpatrick G60 5ED Premises Licence TLT Solicitors Celtic Warrior Cameron House Resort (loch Lomond) Ltd London SW1A !LY 15-May- 26 Variation of Premises Licence - Major TLT Solicitors Lomond Sports Bar and Kitchen 127 College Street Dumbarton G82 1NH Page 212
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Official Appendix 5 Summary of Transfer of Premises Licence Applications 28-Apr- 25 Section 33(1) consent rec Jasmine Restaurant 12-14 Church Street Dumba rton G82 1QL Man Fai Lau Jasmine Dunbartonshire Ltd 02- Jun- 25 27- May-25 Section 33(1) consent rec The Waverley Bar 30 Westbridgen d Dumba rton G82 4AB Star Pubs & Bars Limited Star Pubs Trading Limited 27- Jun- 25 12-Jun- 25 Section34(1) consent rec West Park Hotel Great Western Road Clydeb ank G81 6DB West Park Hotel Limited Angel Tours and Travels Ltd 24-Jul- 25 Section 33(1) - consent not required Dumbarton Football Club C&G Systems Stadium Dumba rton G82 2JJ Craig Morrison & Ian Wright Dumbarton Football Club 1872 Limited 01- Dec- 25 20-Aug- 25 Section 34(1) consent rec The Boatyard Bar and Grill 1A Riverside Lane Dumba rton G82 1LB Rosemount Taverns Limited Fair Deal Properties Limited 18- Dec- 25 25-Sep- 25 Section 33(1) - consent not required Mountblow Bar 832 Dumbarton Road Clydeb ank G81 4BS IP Partnership Limited FB Rattler Limited 23- Jan- 26 03-Oct- 25 Section34(1) consent rec Bollywood Lounge 61 High Street Dumba rton G82 1LS Kerjinder Kaur Machi Four Notes Limited 28- Nov- 25 Page 213
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Official 29-Oct- 25 Section 33(1) consent NOT required 12/14 Auckland Place 12/14 Auckland Place Clydeb ank G81 4JZ Akpinder Kaur Sandeep Kaur 17-Nov- 25 Section34(1) consent rec Empire Clydebank 23 Britannia Way Clydeb ank G81 2RZ Licensed Solutions Ltd Clydebankbridge Ltd see notes 28-Jan- 26 Section34(1) consent NOT received P & A General Store 199 Dumbarton Road Old Kilpatri ck G60 5JW Susan Mooker Amar Singh Uppal 17-Feb- 26 Section34(1) consent received Haveli's 127 College Street Dumba rton G82 1NH Santokh Singh HBR (Dumbarton) Ltd 26- Feb- 26 27/3/26 Section 34(1) consent NOT rec The Goldenhill Bar 1 Victoria Place G81 6AX Kestrel Inns Limited Goldenhill Bar Limited Page 214
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WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE LICENSING BOARD Report by the Clerk to the Licensing Board 16 June 2026 Subject: Licensing Board Financial Statement 2025/26 1. Purpose 1.1 To allow the Licensing Board to consider its Annual Financial Report in relation to the period 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. The report is attached at Appendix 1 to the report. 2. Recommendations 2.1 It is recommended that the Licensing Board notes the terms of the Financial Report for 2025/26. 3. Background 3.1 The Air Weapons and Licensing (Scotland) Act 2015 amended the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 to impose a statutory duty on the Licensing Board to publish, on an annual basis, a report detailing the Licensing Board’s income and expenditure during the previous financial year. 4. Main Issues 4.1 The financial statement covers the income received in connection with the Licensing Board’s liquor licensing function and expenditure incurred by the Licensing Board. The statement explains how these amounts set out in it have been calculated. 4.2 Members should note that fees relating to liquor licensing are set by the Licensing (Fees) (Scotland) Regulations 2007. 5. Financial and Procurement Implications 5.1 The financial information in this report fulfils a statutory requirement of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005. 6. Risk Analysis 6.1 There is no risk to the Board associated with the contents of this report. 7. Equalities Impact Assessment (EIA) ITEM 11 Page 215
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7.1 There are no equalities impacts through consideration of this report. 8. Consultation 8.1 Legal Services and Finance were consulted in the production of this report and the associated appendix. 9. Strategic Assessment 9.1 There are no strategic implications associated with this report. Alan Douglas Clerk to the Licensing Board 30 May 2026 Person to Contact: Christopher Anderson, Depute Clerk to the Licensing Board, Regulatory Services, West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board, Municipal Buildings, Church Street, Dumbarton G82 1NR. Email: christopher.anderson@west-dunbarton.gov.uk Appendix: Appendix 1 – Financial Report 2025/26 Background Papers: N/A Wards Affected: All Wards Page 216
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Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board Financial Report Financial Year: 2025/26 The West Dunbartonshire Licensing Board is required under section 9B of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 to publish an annual financial report. This report has been prepared using financial data taken on 31/03/2026. The relevant budgets and other finance sources that the data has been extracted from have not yet been audited. Consequently, the figures provided in this report are indicative and cannot be relied upon as an accurate reflection of income and expenditure relative to the exercise of the Licensing Board’s functions under the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005. The financial statement is as follows: Income (1) Premises Licence £400 Provisional Premises Licence £800 Confirmation £2,400 Annual Fees £79,900 Transfers £780 Minor Variations £1550 Major Variations £1,200 Extended Hours £450 Occasional Licence £3,430 Personal Licence £6,264 Total £97,174 Direct Staff Costs (2) Licensing Administration Costs £102,708 Legal Services £48,189 Administrative Support £18,338 Elected Members £7,874 Total £177,109 Other Direct Costs (3) Supplies and Services £305 Legal Expenses £233 Travel Expenses £269 Mobile Phones £33 £840 Indirect Costs (4) ICT £35,921 Accommodation £5,238 Facility Management £2,942 ITEM 11 APPENDIX 1 Page 217
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Financial Services £9,273 £144,946 Gross Expenditure £53,374 Net Income/Expenditure -£134,149 Notes: 1. Denotes income from the categories detailed for applications and annual fees received under the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 2. Denotes salary, superannuation, national insurance and pension costs associated with the Clerk and other Legal Services staff, Licensing Administration Costs and other staff responsible for administrative support under paragraph 8 of Schedule 1 to the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005. 3. Denotes the identified direct budgetary costs associated with the exercise of the Licensing Board function under each category provided. 4. Denotes the portion of central administrative costs allocated to the Licensing Board budget for each category provided. Page 218