Suffolk public notices cover planning and licensing applications
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 11 Oct, 09:19 · Archive
Multiple planning and licensing applications have been submitted in Suffolk, with residents able to make representations within set deadlines.
Several public notices have been issued in Suffolk affecting residents this week. Amazon UK Services Ltd has applied to Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Council for a premises licence at 1 Sproughton Road, Ipswich, IP1 5BL. The application seeks permission for the sale of alcohol by retail for off-premises consumption, available from midnight to 23:59 every day of the week. Members of the public have until 28 October 2026 to make representations on this application.
In Woodbridge, a variation of a planning condition has been submitted for Whisstocks Boatyard on Tide Mill Way. The application, reference DC/26/3227/VOC, seeks to allow restaurant outside tables and chairs to remain permanently in place, including when the restaurant is closed. This application is being advertised because the boatyard is located within a conservation area.
Denil Consultancy Ltd, based in London, is also applying for a licence to use Merrivien Property Ltd on Old London Road, Copdock, as an operating centre for one goods vehicle and one trailer. Representations regarding this application should be made within 21 days of the notice.
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- A12 closure and alcohol licence application among public notices in Suffolk this weekFrom planning applications to road closures, here are five public notices to be aware of in Suffolk this week.East Anglian Daily Times · 11 Oct, 09:00
- A12 closure and alcohol licence application among public notices in Suffolk this weekFrom planning applications to road closures, here are five public notices to be aware of in Suffolk this week.Ipswich Star · 11 Oct, 09:00
In this story: Amazon UK Services Ltd · Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Council · Ipswich · Whisstocks Boatyard · Woodbridge · Denil Consultancy Ltd · Copdock
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