Private home applies to sell alcohol in Cotswolds
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 31 Oct, 06:22 · Archive
Tessa Lanney has applied for permission to sell alcohol from a private home in Finstock, Chipping Norton.
Tessa Lanney has applied to West Oxfordshire District Council for a premises licence to sell alcohol from a private residential property at 40 Hill Crescent in Finstock, Chipping Norton. The property is used for secure storage, packaging and dispatch of online craft kits, some of which contain pre-packaged alcoholic cocktails.
The application covers supply of alcohol for consumption off the premises only, between 8am and 10pm, seven days a week. According to the notice, customers will not visit or collect orders from the property, and no consumption will take place on site.
Written representations about the application must reach West Oxfordshire District Council before 10 November 2026. Any response must relate to one of four licensing objectives: prevention of crime and disorder; public safety; prevention of public nuisance; or protection of children from harm. The full application can be inspected by contacting the council's Licensing Section.
How it is being reported
- Private home applies to sell alcohol in OxfordshireTessa Lanney has applied to West Oxfordshire District Council for a premises licence at 40 Hill Crescent, postcode OX7 3BS.Oxford Mail · 31 Oct, 05:00
- Private home applies to sell alcohol in OxfordshireTessa Lanney has applied to West Oxfordshire District Council for a premises licence at 40 Hill Crescent, postcode OX7 3BS.Oxfordshire Guardian · 31 Oct, 05:00
In this story: Tessa Lanney · West Oxfordshire District Council · Finstock · Chipping Norton
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