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Linndhu House - LSO Report

Argyll and Bute Council · 25 February 2025
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LSO REPORT 
LINNDHU HOUSE NICHOLAS PETER ROBB ON SALES TOBERMORY ISLE OF
MULL PA75 6QB 
Jacklyn Sinclair LSO: 
An application for a new premises licence by an established Guest House near
Tobermory, Isle of Mull. Applicant seeking premises licence enabling them to serve
evening drinks, host tasting events and private functions/celebrations. Home - Linndhu
House Tobermory 
Operating plan
Q1: On sales only 
Q2 on Sales hours – 
Proposed; 1200 – 2300 seven days 
Q4 Seasonal Variation – 
Proposed: Depending on demand the premises may close during the winter season
from 30th November to 1st March. 
The Board may wish to consider this in line with Board Policy 8.7 
“Licence holders of existing premises licences who may wish to close early or open
later should make application for the appropriate variation to their operating plan. For
guidance, the Board is likely to consider the following variation acceptable: ‘The
Management reserve the right to open the business one hour later than the
commencement of licensed core hours or close one hour earlier than termination of
core hours on any day of the week during winter months i.e. 1st October to 31st
March.’” 
Q5: Activities: 
Proposed: 
5a – Yes to restaurant facilities
5b – Yes to receptions/club meetings 
5c – Yes recorded music/live performances 
Yes dance facilities 
5d – Yes to outdoor drinking facilities 
The Board may wish to consider policy section 15:2 on Outside Drinking Areas 
“If no significant issues are identified, the default terminal hour for outside areas will
be 10pm, but for children and young persons it will be 8pm.”

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Q6: Children and Young Persons –
Proposed:
Terms
Children and Young Persons are permitted entry to all public areas of the guesthouse
when accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.
Ages
Children aged 12 - 15
Young Persons aged 16 & 17
Times 
Children and Young Persons in residence will be permitted entry at all times.
Children and Young Persons will be permitted entry for the duration of any function or
event.
Parts
Children and Young Persons will be permitted entry to all public areas of the
guesthouse with the exception of the any bar servery area. 
Q7: Capacity – 
Proposed: 
10 guests and up to 50 for special events 
Layout plan
The layout plan submitted shows floor plans over the ground floor and first floor of
the guest house. The applicant seeks to licence the dining room, drawing room and
outdoor terrace area outlined in red.

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(Photographs show the terrace area that wraps around the back and side of the
guest house.)