Kassam Stadium set to cut late night events

KASSAM Stadium bosses have moved to cut late night events following concerns from council and police chiefs.

Owners have applied to Oxford City Council to change its premises licence so it cannot serve alcohol until 4am on 12 occasions a year.

It follows concerns from Thames Valley Police about an event which overran its 2am licence on April 21.

Licensing co-ordinator Ben Clarke said: “Thames Valley Police had concerns about noise complaints and a licence breach at one particular event at the stadium in April this year.

“In a series of meetings with the licensee, these concerns were addressed. The outcome is the new licensing application which Thames Valley Police are in support of.”

The new application includes conditions to record details of events, train staff and restrict noise to a maximum 55 decibels to 11pm and 45 decibels after.

Council spokesman Louisa Dean said: “The conditions are to enable tighter controls over private events at the premises.”

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Comments(2)

ger elttil OX2 0EJ says...
5:54pm Thu 27 Sep 12

Very clever in pre-empting a total loss of licence.

Myron Blatz says...
7:18am Fri 28 Sep 12

This had nothing yo do with Littlemore's Kassam Stadium being a sport and football stadium, but about the owners trying to profit from the Kassam being a legalised late-night boozer.

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