UVA LOCA
Application Type: Premises Licence (new)
Reference: 300477/CT4
Premises: UVA LOCA, 30a Manchester Road, Chorlton, Manchester, M21 9PH
Applicant: UVA UVA UK Ltd
General description of premises as given by the applicant:
The premises already has a licence and has operated since 2007. The premises offers a relaxed and friendly atmosphere where people can meet to enjoy cocktails or coffee and brunch or lunch.
Proposed hours and licensable activities:
Provision of regulated entertainment (live music, recorded music, performances of dance and anything of a similar description to live music, recorded music or performances of dance):
Fri to Sat 11pm to 1am
The provision of regulated entertainment (live music, recorded music) will take place indoors.
Provision of late night refreshment:
Fri to Sat 11pm to 1am
The provision of late night refreshment will take place indoors.
The supply of alcohol for consumption both on and off the premises:
Sun to Thurs 10am to 11pm, Fri to Sat 10am to 1am
Non-standard timings for all of the above:
From the start time on New Year’s Eve to the terminal hour for Fri New Year’s day
Sundays preceding a Bank Holiday Monday, Christmas Eve, Boxing Day, New Year’s Day - finish 2am.
Opening hours:
Sun to Thurs 10am to 11.30pm, Fri to Sat 10am to 1.30am
Non-standard timings for opening:
From the start time on New Year’s Eve to the terminal hour for Fri New Year’s day
Sundays preceding a Bank Holiday Monday, Christmas Eve, Boxing Day, New Year’s Day - finish 2.30am.
The application is in consultation until midnight on 28/05/2024.
If you want to comment on the application, you must do so in writing to premises.licensing@manchester.gov.uk no later than 28/05/2024 and outline your reasons for making the representation, including any supporting information.
Comments must be relevant to how you think the granting of the application would affect the promotion of the four licensing objectives below:
- The prevention of crime and disorder
- Public safety
- The prevention of public nuisance
- The protection of children from harm