The Hope & Anchor 123 Acre lane SW2

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SANDHURSTCOURTLTDRegistered Office: 14 Sandhurst Court Acre Lane London 5W2 5TX Telephone,: 02075018554

Directors: M Keating, M Klein. L. MorTis, A. O'Neill, J. Steele, R Webb Co-Secretary: D LoganE-mail: SandhurstCourt@vahoo.co.uk Registration Number: 3149812

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Public Protection (Licensing)Lambeth Borough of Lambeth2 Heme Hill RoadLondon SE24 OAU

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Dear Sirs,

Application (or license extension -Ho~ and Anchor. Acre Lane. SW2

We are flat owners and residents of Sandhurst Court. We live in a quiet block of 57 flats nextdoor to the above pub. One side of our building is less than 5 yards from the pub, about 25flats overlook the pub backgarden, the others overlook the street side. There are also otherhouses next door, very close to the pub garden, others are being built. Our residents includethe elderly ~ children and babies. I

We have tried unsuccessfully to sort out the existing problems with the pub 1:enants andowners, before we knew they bad applied for this extension. The notice in tb.e pub window~ that they are applying to continue until lam some nights and 2am on 24 nights a year,although the application details on the internet do not mention this. I

We object to the above extension as the increased noise and security problems would seriouslyaffect our enjoyment of our homes, particularly during the summer. The extension would becontrary to all the Act's four main licensing objectives.

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Noise from the pub dj$turbsresidents, including the children, particularly thoseoverlooking the back of the pub arid its garden. The pub have to open their windows, evenin winter, and they ~ways use the garden in wanner weather. Despite cotriplaints,sporadically noise continues Until 11.30 ot midnight, on June 18 2005 it. continued untillam, well beyond the stipulated time. Even itt da~e there are times we cannot hear thetelevision, have a nom1al conversation or enjoy our ~en. ItwiU stop us sleep~ if theyare licensed for Jate night live or recorde4 music as well as dan~. We believe this wouldbe a public nuisance to reSidents as well as ham1ing children who are unable to sleep.

We have tried to reason with the pub tenants but we now realise that they will not stick toany promises to respect their neighbours. There was no improvement even when wecontacted the pub landlords. As the noise is sporadic at the moment it is difficult toanange for the noise team to hear it although may be able to arrange it.

There is a public safety issue as people can climb the pub fence into OI.lr garden. If theyopen later, there is less chance of someone being seen. One actually bloke into ourbuilding. The police deah with him and the pub told our caretaker that he worked there.~ have refused to pay for the ~e and claim the incident did ~ot happen althoughwe have the crime number (121131 8/04) and the police willco~,O201326 1212.Others have climbed over the fence, recently two children, They did nOt cause any troublebut clearly there is asecurit.y issue. The pub owners refuse roraisetheir fence unless wepay for it although it is their responsibilit.y.. The pub is clearly nOt concerned and unlikelyto do anything abo~ Wis.

Customers leaving the pub disturb residents on the street side of the building already, evenwhen they leave in:small groups. Regular late hours will wake up those residents, causinga public nuisance and hann to the children.

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There are plenty of other late night venues in Brixton, there is no need for another onenext door to quiet residential housing. The Licensing Act intends to prev$t publicnuisance and disorder and this extension would be contrary to the Act. II

Other local pubs near residential housing have to stop outside noise before normal closingtime -like The Trinity in Trinity Gardens. The Hope and Anchor should haV(~ the sameconstraints. We are not impressed by the responsibility shown by the current tenants whohave ignored their previous promises and we do not believe they will comply lin the future

unless the constraint is enforced.

In conclusion, this extension should be refused on the grounds of all four of the licensingobjectives. In addition, the pub tenants have not shown any responsibility towards theirneighbours so the Hope and Anchor licence should be varied so they have to comply with thesame tenns and conditions on noise levels as other local pubs near homes. They should haveto keep their music and other noise down to a reasonable level for a residential area evenduring daytime, including summer weekends. We believe this would be in lipe withgovernment undertakings to reduce drinking and disorder problems for or~ members of

the public trying to enjoy their homes in peace. I

Signed

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Public Protection (Licensing)Lambeth Borough of Lambeth2 Herne Hill RoadLondon SE24 OAU

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Dear Sirs,; RECEIVED

Application for license extension -Hone and Anchor. Acre(.~f'1;~

I live in a quiet block of 57 flats next door to the above pub. One side of our building is lessthan 5 yards from the pub, about 25 flats overlook their back garden, the Qthers overlook the.street side. There are also other houses next door, very close to the pub g~rden. Our residentsinclude the elderly, children and babies.

I object to the above extension as the increased noise and security problems would seriouslyaffect our enjoyment of our homes, particularly during the summer. .The notice in the pubwindow states that they are applying to continue until2am on 24 nights a ryear, although theapplication details on the internet do not mention this.

Noise from the pub disturbs the residents, including the children, particularly thoseoverlooking the back of the pub and its garden. This noise will get fa~ worse if they arelicensed for live or recorded music as well as dancing. Despite complaints, noise oftencontinues until 11.30 or midnight, on June 182005 the noise continueii until lam, wellbeyond the stipulated time. Even during the day, there have been times when we havebeen unable to watch television, have a normal conversation or use out garden. Our sleepwith be badly disturbed if the hours are increased. We believe this caqses a publicnuisance to the residents as well as harming the children who are unable to sleep.

The pub regularly opens their windows, even in winter, or use the garden in warmerweather, increasing the problem. If they had music or performances, nobody overlookingthe garden could sleep.

There is a public safety issue. People climb the pub fence into our garden. On oneoccasion, they broke into the building and the police were called. The pub has refused topay for the damage they caused and claim the incident did not happen although we havethe crime number ( ) and the police will conflrm. (Emailed statement attached). Othershave climbed over the fence, recently two children. They did not cause any trouble butclearly there is a security issue. The pub owners refuse to raise their fence unless we payfor it although it is their responsibility. (LetterB attached). We are ve~ concerned thatthis will increase if they open later, when there is even less chance of~ing seen. The pubis clearly not concerned and unlikely to do anything about this.

Customers leaving the pub disturb residents on the street side of the building already.There are more problems when the pub has an extension and regular late hours will disturbsleeping residents. The government intends to cut down on binge drinlfing as well ascrime and disorder but the type of behaviour we have seen will increase if the extension isallowed.

There are plenty of other late night venues in the area; there is no need !for another onenext door to quiet residential housing.

Other local pubs near residential housing have to stop outside noise before normal closingtime (The Trinity in Trinity Gardens). The Hope and Anchor should have ~e sameconstraints, but the current tenants have ignored their previous promises an~ we do not believethey will comply in the future unless the constraint is enforced.

In conclusion, this extension should be refused on the grounds of all fourlof the licensingobjectives. In addition, the pub tenants have not shown any responsibili towards theirneighbours so the Hope and Anchor should also have to comply with the same terms andconditions on noise levels that other local pubs near homes have to abidelby. They shouldhave to keep their music and other noise down to a reasonable level for a I residential area even

during daytime, including summer weekends.

Yours faithfully

Lee Morris

56 Sandhurst CourtAcre LaneSW25TX

SAND HURST COURT L TDRegistered Office: 14 Sandhurst Court Acre Lane London SW25IX Telephone: 020 75018554

Directon: M Keating. M Klein, L. MOITis. A. O'Neill J. Steele, R Webb Co-Secn:tary:)) Lo~E-mail: SandhurstCourt@!):ahoo.co.uk Registration Number: 3149812

August 2 2004

Public Protection (Licensing)London Borough of Lambeth2 Heme Hill roadLondonSE24 OAU

Attached is a petition from our flats, requesting that the Hope and Anchor licenseapplication should have some restrictions. As you will see, most of! the building doesnot want to be kept awake anymore -50% of the building overlooks the back of thepub and will be affected seriously. Only a few residents, young singles, wanted tohave music and entertainment next door, the rest of us decided we needed our sleep!

The residents have signed on two sheets, but there are also 4 emailed supporters alsoattached. We have also attached letters and emails confirming the types of problemswe have had with this pub. I

Several people are on holiday, but told us before they left that they would also like tosign the letter when it was finished, would it be possible for these residents to addtheir names to the petition after the August 4 cut off date?

SANDHURST COURT LTDRegistered Office: 14 Sandhurst Court Acre Lane London SW25IX Telephone: 020 75018554

Directors: M Keating, M K:Jcin, L. MIHris, A. O'Neill, J. Steele, R Webb Co-SccreIary: D LoganE-mail: SandhurstCoul1l'"ij;yahoo.co.uk Registration Number: 3149812

25 July 2005

Public Protection (Licensing)Lambeth Borough of Lambeth2 Herne Hill RoadLondon SE24 OAU

Dear Sirs.

Application for license extension -Hope and Anchor. Acre Lane. SW2

We are flat owners and residents of Sandhurst Court. We live in a quiet block of 57 flats nextdoor to the above pub. One side of our building is less than 5 yards from the pub, about 25flats overlook the pub backgarden, the others overlook the street side. There are also otherhouses next door, very close to the pub garden, others are being built. Our residents includethe elderly, children and babies.

We have tried unsuccessfully to sort out the existing problems with the pub tenants andowners, before we knew they had applied for this extension. The notice in the pub windowstates that they are applying to continue until lam some nights and 2am on 24 nights a year,although the application details on the internet do not mention this.

We object to the above extension as the increased noise and security problems would seriouslyaffect our enjoyment of our homes and our lovely garden, particularly during the summer.The extension would be contrary to all the Act's four main licensing objectives.

Noise from the pub disturbs residents, including the children, particularly thoseoverlooking the back of the pub and its garden. The pub have to open their windows, evenin winter, and they always use the garden in warmer weather. Despite c:omplaints,sporadically noise continues until 11.30 or midnight, on June 182005 it continued untillam, well beyond the stipulated time. Even in daytime there are times we cannot hear thetelevision, have a normal conversation or enjoy our garden. It will stop us sleeping if theyare licensed for late night live or recorded music as well as dancing. We believe this wouldbe a public nuisance to residents as well as harming children who are unable to sleep.

We have tried to reason with the pub tenants but we now realise that they will not stick toany promises to respect their neighbours. There was no improvement even when wecontacted the pub landlords (Letter A attached). As the noise is sporadic at the moment itis difficult to arrange for the noise team to hear it although may be able to arrange it.

There is a public safety issue as people can climb the pub fence into our garden. If theyopen later, there is less chance of someone being seen. One actually broke into ourbuilding. The police dealt with him and the pub told our caretaker that he worked there.They have refused to pay for the damage and claim the incident did not happen althoughwe have the crime number (121131 8/04) and the police will confirm, 020 73261212.(Emailed statement attached). Others have climbed over the fence, recently two children.They did not cause any trouble but clearly there is a security issue. The pub owners refuseto raise their fence unless we pay for it although it is their responsibilit),. The pub isclearly not concerned and unlikely to do anything about this. (Letter B attached).

Customers leaving the pub disturb residents on the street side of the building already, evenwhen they leave in small groups. Regular late hours will wake up those residents, causinga public nuisance and harm to the children.

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There are plenty of other late night venues in Brixton, there is no need for another onenext door to quiet residential housing. The Licensing Act intends to prevent publicnuisance and disorder and this extension would be contrary to the Act.

Other local pubs near residential housing have to stop outside noise before nonnal closingtime -like The Trinity in Trinity Gardens. The Hope and Anchor should have the sameconstraints. We are not impressed by the responsibility shown by the current tenants whohave ignored their previous promises and we do not believe they will comply in the futureunless the constraint is enforced.

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Dear Jenny

Please accept this email as a formal endorse ment of your s~mission onSandhurst Court's behalf to the licensing authorities in coQnectionwith the application by the Hope and Anchqr for an extension andenhancement of their operating licence. !

As the owner of a flat that over19oks our garden, I have frequentlybeen aware of both the noise nuis~nce and the incursion of bpld and

indisciplined pub customers into our private garden. This i$ quiteunacceptable, and causes both compromise to my quiet enjoyment of the propertyand anxiety about invasive trespass.' .

I feel very strongly that it would be a demonst~ably antisoc~al move,were a licence extension to be granted.

Yours,Kathryn EdwardsFlat 18

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28/07/2005

To: "Jenny Sandhurst Court" <sandhurstcourt@yahoo.co.uk>

Subject: Re: Late Night Music and Entertainment licence for pub

From: "kathryn" <kathrynedwards@clara.net>

Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 22:31:52 +0000 GMT

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'Sandhurst Court" <sandhurstcourt@yahoo.co.uk>

Subject: Re: late Night Music and Entertainment licence for pub

Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 09:29:09 +0100

Dear Ms Steele

Thank you for your email. Please add our name to the list of objectors to the applil:ation made by the Hope &Anchor for a licence extension. We agree with your comments and must now hope that the licencing Dept atthe Council listens to the views of local residents.

Richard Wright

--Original Message -From: Sandhurst CourtTo: !,,~eMoiijs; rots ; TODY Q:N~i!1 ; R~mesh P~t.~1 ; p~~~~~p(QP~rtYCc;> ; Mik~ R~ymQl]d ; R~Gn~~.IRopil)~sQI] ; JI,)~rJior R9Gba ; $QPni~~~~nQU9rJ ; $iI.V~~(G[9wn ; {;;1~~~nc;>~($jmm9n~ ; Anl]~p~l.$mYtn ; RQpe.rt&Anl]~p~l~myt~ ; J~l]nySte~l.~ ; Pi~JI~J~~rJ$lf~GI,)4.zj ; ~iroTu!Jrn~y; Ric.kW~RP; fl~V!QAIV~(~$; JQf:!_N~ARR~TT; RiG~~(Q.~~JIett; ~l,I'i~n~!~K~ ; R.Q9ney~I~~~~t91] ; M~~e[~~.I!!}; M~rk~r~~!!!} ; M_~Ij~I

gr~~~;Gr~~nw~11 ; Sh~n~ t-f~~k~tt; $tI~ne Hack~tt; A!:l~Qr~w t!~mpn~.rS9rJ ; RQQt{~m'p~~[$.Q.!:l ; .)-~y~~JQ~Q~;Mich~lIe Klein ; MartinL~~ ; P9IiQ~~og~n ; P~n M~~r!~ ; P~viQM~GK.!nI]90 ; P~l]i~.lM~[GtI ; A~t9l}MartinSent: Wednesday, July 27,20057:17 PMSubject: Late Night Music and Entertainment licence for pub

July 27 2005

Those of you who are fans of the late night music and noise from the pub will be delighted toknow that they have applied for a late night music, dancing and entertainrnent licence. This willensure that we will continue to enjoy their choice and volume of music until midnight or laterevery weekend in future. The notice in their window is the legal one, not the internet infonnationwhich shows much earlier times. They are applying to continue until 1 ani some nights and 2amon 24 nights a year.

There four main objections possible.as the Licensing Act's objectives are the Preveption of Crimeand Disorder, Public Safety, the Prevention of Harm to Children and the Prevention of PublicNuisance. We can object on all four as:

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The pub music sometimes prevents people living nearest the pub from watching TV orcarrying out a normal conversation in the summer. During warm wea.ther, the music movesinto their garden, sometimes drowning out conversations in our garden.The pub tenants say they will turn the music down but they don't.The pub has to open the windows as soon as the room gets hot, even jn colder weather,keeping those nearest the pub awake.The departing clients regularly cause noise on the street side of the building.They refused to increase the fence security unless we pay for their fence which theircustomers are climbing over. They have refused to pay for damage caused by one of theirstaff breaking into our building, claiming that,it did not happen although they know about it

and we have the poljce crime number.It will affect the value of our homes as the noise and security problems will increase.

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TheyWe have until August 3 to get a petition or letters to Lambeth Council objecting to this.

28/07/2005

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Subject: RE: late Night Music and Entertainment licence for pub

Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 08:18:18 +0100

From:

To:

"Roo Humphe~on' <Roo.Humphe~on@ptea.co.uk>

.Sandhu~t Court" <sandhu~tcourt@yahoo.co.uk>

confinll I agree with and support the objections

Roo Humpherson52 Salldhurst Court

July 212005

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Hi Jenny.Email confirmation to petition.

Richard Barrett

Senior DesignerWunderman Interactive

Sandhurst Court

<sandhurstcourt@yahoo.co.uk>

2710710507:17 pm

To: Lee Moms <Iee@fitshirts.co.uk>. rots <mts_managemenlt_ltd@hotmail.com>, Tony O'Neill<o_neill@t-online.de>, Ramesh Patel <rameshpateI20@hotmail.coffi", PerseusPropertyCo<admin@perseusproperty.com>, Mike Raymond<mixraymo@yahoo.I:O.uk>, Rachael Robinson<rachrobo@hotmail.com>, JuniOr Rocha <junior.rocha@chelwestnhs.uk>. Sophie Sholton<Sophie.Shotton@15nbs.com>. Silvercrown <zdaud@silvercrown.co.uk>. Eleanor Simmons<eleanorksimmonS@yahoo.co.uk>, Annabel Smyth <Annabel@amsmyth.demon.co.uk>, Robert &Annabel Smyth <smythr@bv.com>, Jenny Steele <JennySteele2000~~yahoo.co.uk>, Pienre-JeanStracuzzi <pienre@pjimb.co.uk>. Jim Tunney <jimtun@eircom.net>. Rick Webb <rick@Wearefrank.com>,Flavio Alvares <alvareS@globalnet.co.uk>, JOHN BARRETT <jfbanrett@btintemet.com>, Richaro Banrelt

<Ridlard_Banrelt@uk.wundemlan.com>, Julian Blake <jblakeO30@yshoo.co.uk>, Rodney Blakeston<rodneyblakeston@hotmail.com>, Mark Breslin <markabreslin@yahoc).co.uk>, Mark Bneslin<mark.breslin@assocnews.co.uk>, Maria Brown <mbalain@emirates.rlet.ae>, Breoo Brown-Leao<Breno.Brown-Leao@MorganStanley.com>, Peter Bunrell <peter.bum!lI@vectura.com>, Charlie Bunrow<charfie.burrow@dial.pipex.com>, Kirk Clarke.<Kirk.Clarke1@BTopef1worfd.com>,AlanCrisp<acrisp@cwu.org>, Chris Dew <Chrisdew1977@hotmail.com>, Ed Di<:ks <eddlcks@hotmail.co~>,Kathryn Edwards <kathrynedwards@cJara.net>, Mary Evans <mrevans@dircon.co.uk>, Sam Galliers<goblincake@yahoo.co.uk>, Antonio & Sue Gandin <antonio.gandin@!lineone.net>, Fiona Gray<fiona.gray@nottinghamcity.gov.uk>, Todd Greenwell <todd-9reenwell@hotmail.com>, Shane Hackett<shane.hackelt@talk21.com>, Shane Hackett <shane.hackett@citicorp.com>, Andrew Humpherson<roo.humpherson@ptea.co.uk>, Roo Humpherson <roo-2@tiscali.co.llk>, Jay Jouoxy<jouoxy@yahoo.com>, MiChelle Klein <michelle_d_klein@yahoo.co.uk>, Martin Lee<martinmoops@yahoo.co.uk>, Dolina Logan <Iondon@pia-uk.com>, Dan Macarie ..<dan@melonstudio.co.uk>, David Mackinnon <DavidMackinnon1@tisl:ali.co.uk>, Daniel March

<pavilionplC@aol.com>, Aston Martin <astonsmartin@tiscali.co.uk>cc:Subject: Late Night Music and Entertainment licence for pub

July 27 2005

Those of you who are fans of the late night music and noise from the pub ~rill be delighted to knowthat they have applied for a late night music, dancing and entertainment licc~nce. This will ensurethat we will continue to enjoy their choice and volume of music until midniight or later everyweekend in future. The notice in their window is the legal one, not the internet information whichshows much earlier times. They are applying to continue until 1 am some nights and 2am on 24nights a year.

There four main objections possible as the Licensing AcmfTMs objectives are the Prevention ofCrime and Disorder, Public Safety, the Prevention QfHarm to Children and! the Prevention ofPublic Nuisance. We can object on all four as:

m. The pub music sometimes prevents people living nearest the pub from watching TV orcarrying out a normal conversation inthe swnmer. During warm weather, 1the music moves into

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To: "Sandhurst Court" <sandhurstcourt@yahoo.co.uk:l.

Subject: Re: Late Night Music and Entertainment licence for pub

From: "Richard Barrett" <Richard_Barrett@uk.wunderman.com>

Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 09:57:24 +0100

SAND HURST COURT L TD

August 2 2004

Public Protection (Licensing)London Borough of Lambeth2 Heme Hill roadLondonSE24 OAU

Attached is a petition from our flats, requesting that the Hope and AJ1chor licenseapplication should have some restrictions. As you will see, most of 1the building doesnot want to be kept awake anymore -50% of the building overlooks the back of thepub and will be affected seriously. Only a few residents, young singles, wanted tohave music and entertainment next door, the rest of us decided we n{:eded our sleep!

Several people are on holiday, but told us before they left that they would also like tosign the letter when it was finished, would it be possible for these residents to addtheir names to the petition after the August 4 cut off date? .

Registered Office: 14 Sandhurst Court Acre Lane London SW25TX Telephc'ne: 020 75018554DiIm~: M Keating, M Klein, L. M~, A. O'Neill, J. Steele, R Webb ~SecretaIy: D' Log;m

E-mail: SJ!n4!!!!rstCourt(~).ahoo.co.uk Registration Nwnber: 3149812

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Hi Susan,

I got your email eventually! Please note my email address is rick@wearefrank.com

Regarding the incident of the naked nutter, it was Steve who eventually gave a statement to the police andheard from them that he had been at the Hope and Anchor that night, so probabl~, a good idea to have achat with him -he may also know who we could contact at the police...

Here's how it went for me...

I'd been at a wedding on Sat 20th March. After late night drinks back at the happy couples hotel I got back@ 4 am Sunday morning and was having a nightcap @ 4.30 when I heard someone banging on the door.

Going out to investigate I opened the door to see a man in pants and socks near the bin with a steel pole inhis hand (it looked like the end of a clothes rack that I assumed he had got out of Ithe bins -police had itwhen they took him away). Seeing the door opened he approached to let himself in, at which point I said Iwas'nt going to let him and closed and locked the door. I went in and called the po1ice.

About 10 minutes later he was using the pole to smash his way through the glass in the door. Eventually hewas in. I opened my door a bit to see him in the corridor, smeared in blood. I phoned the police again...

A couple of minutes later I heard Steve was out there dealing with him and went Ol~t to led a hand. The guywas babbling but it seemed reasonably non threatening... Steve and I kept him in the lobby until the policearrived, at which point I went off to bed.

It was then Steve who went and gave a statement a couple of days later.

Hope this is useful, let me know if you need anything else. I was called by the polic;e and asked if I wouldgive a statement but they never got back in touch. Would be quite happy to, if necc:asssary.

Cheers,Rick

--Frank Design Associates Ltd.Warm StudioFinsbury Business Centre40 Bowling Green LaneLondon EC1R ONE

www.wearefrank.com+44 (0)20 7970 5644 Telephone+44 (0)20 7970 5656 Facsimile

Date: Tue, 27 Apr 200412:17:39 +0100

Subject: Hope & Anchor

From: "Rick Webb" <rick@wearefrank.com>

To: antonio.gandin@lineone.net

CC: "Sandhurst Court" <sandhurstcourt@yahoo.co.uk>

TH/LC 16 June, 2005

Mr. Anthony O'Neill,Sandhurst Court Limited,14 Sandhurst Court,Acre Lane,London, SW2 5TX

Dear Mr. O'Neill,

Re: The Hope and Anchor P .H.,123 Acre Lane~ Brixton~ London~ SW2 SUA

Further to your letter dated the 11 th June 2005 I confirm that vIe are the freeholder

owners of The Rope and Anchor P.R. adjacent to Sandhurst Court. Wecompletely refute your allegations that staff or persons unidentified were able togain access to your property from our prelpises and we hold no record o~ file ofany such incident having taken place.

However, in the interest of being good neighbours, we are willing to discuss yourproposal in more detail and what level of ,contribution your ~Company would beprepared to make.

Yours sincerely,

-.'.~ \

Tom HutchingsDirector of Property

Email address: tom.hutchings@youngs.co.uk

YOUNG & CO:S BRE~ERY. P;L.C.THE RAM BREWERY. WANDSWORTH. LONDON SWI8 4JD TELEP~ONE: +44 020 88757000 F"": +4402088757100

www.YOungs.cO.~k/

REG. NO. 32762 EJGLAND

SANDHURST COURT L TDRegistered Office: 14 Sandhurst Court Acre Lane London S W2 5TX T elephon'~: 020 750 I 8554

DD-ect : E. Burton. M Dawson. A. GaDdin. A. H~ L. Smith. J. SlCCle. Co-Scaclary: D LoganE-mail: ,)!1!1!Jhill:~!~:\hl.(\i6iJ.D",,\c:Q\!k Registration Nmnbcr: 3149812

20 May 2004

Via fax & e-mail (richard.phillips@young.co.uk)

Mr Richard Phillips, Area ManagerYoung & Co's Brewery PicThe Ram BreweryHigh StreetWandsworthLONDON, SWI84ffi

Dear Mr Phillips

Re: Hope & Anchor, 123 Acre Lane, Brixton, London, SW2 SUA

Having failed to reason with the manager and with the threat of an increase in the noise levelduring summer, we feel now that we have no other alternative but to place a 1:ormal complaintwith regard to the above pub.

Sandhurst Court Ltd repres~nts the Residents of Sandhurst Court. We bought our freehold at theend of April. As you are probably aware, Sandhurst Court is adjacent to the pub and we feel thatthe residents are not taken into consideration with regard to the level of noise. Our residentsinclude the elderly and mothers with babies.

1) Volume of noise. During the summer, when the pub garden is open, the ',olume of the musicis so high that residents closer to the garden cannot hear their televisions I~ven with..theirwindows closed. Those further away have to close their windows, but it is still difficult tolisten to music or the TV or to relax. On occasions the music does not finish untillOpm. Wehave spoken to the Manager who does not lower the volume, although he claims that he has.

We have noticed that in other pub gardens (e.g. Trinity Arms, Brixton) a notice haS beenplaced in the garden, requesting customers to keep the noise at a reasonable level. In addition,their garden closes well before the closing time.

Residents have complained, at first one of the pub managers said they waIlted to beconsiderate but the music was at the same volwrie on later occasions. Th{~ music was notturned down after complaints and has continued until after lOpm. After one Saturday furthercomplaints were made to the other manager. He was not very sympathetic:, the only goodnews was that they would not be using the garden during the colder weath,er, but intended tostart again this summer. This means that the noise will be starting again very soon.

While claiming that he wanted to work with his neighbours, he showed no respect for us, justconfirmed that they would be continuing. This would mean that we cannot. use our gardenduring nice weather, our summer afternoons and evenings would be ruined and ourenjoyment of our homes would be badly affected.

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They also have late night licences for their upstairs room and we unden,tand they are trying toextend these.

2) Serious IncidentOn Saturday 20th March -at around 4.00 a.m. a resident heard a man banging at the backdoor. The man had climbed over the wall from the Hope & Anchor. TIle resident went toinvestigate and saw a man in underpants with a metal implement-whic~h we presume he gotfrom rubbish bins outside. Seeing the open door the resident closed it trying to stop himentering the building. The man kept hitting the door and after breaking the windows he wentround to another door and managed to gain entry by smashing the door 'with a large flowerpotfrom the garden. The caretaker intervened to help and called the police who took thetrespasser to the station and took a full statement from our caretaker. I a,ttach anotherstatement, from a resident who witnessed the incident Hope and Anchor staff later told ourcaretaker that he was a chef there.

As you will appreciate this was a very serious incident and we enclose tJl1e receipts for thevarious repairs to the door we had to carry out as a consequence.

We await your urgent comments.

Yours sincerely

Jennifer SteeleFor the Directors

RalfLewars; Manager, Lambeth Council, Regulatory Services Noise Control, Town Hall.Cc

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Eleanor. Barker@adsweu.com01 August 200512:53

licensing@lambeth.gov.ukHope and Anchor Pub, Acre Lane

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\t"an A} APPII\;CiLIUI11ua..cclTi-~~~~;~::::-e to be converte,d to a premiseslicence under the Licensing Act 2003 and -

(Part B) application to vary the premises licence simultaneouslyPLEASE READ THE FOllOWING INSTRUCTIONS FIR~;T

Before completing this form please read the guidance notes at the end of the form.If you are completing this form by hand please write legibly in block capitals. In all cases ensure youranswers are inside the boxes and written in black ink. Use additional sheets if necessary.You may wish to keep a copy of the completed form for your records.

l

l/We Charles Edward Alexander Fleming apply to convert an existing licence to a premiseslicence under Schedule 8 of the Licensing Act 2003 for the premises I:lescribed in Part A 1below

Part A 1 -Premises Details

Postal address of premises or, if none, ordinance survey map reference 01' descriptionHope and Anchor, 123 Acre Lane, Brixton,SW2 SUA

.,ost town London I po:t code SW2 SUA

I 02072741787 I

1£38..600 ,6'.,

Telephone number of premises (if any)

Non domestic rateable value of premises

Part A2 -Applicant Details

In what capacity are you applying to convert you existing licence

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a)b)

Please check ~an individual or individuals ~ please complete section (A)a person other than an individuali. as a limited company =- please complete section (8)ii. as a partnership = please complete section (8)iii. as an unincorporated association or -please complete section (8)iv. Other (for example a statutory corporation) please complete section (8)a recognised club please complete section (8)a charity please complete section (8)The proprietor of an educational establishment please COml)lete section (8)A health service body please COml)lete section (8)A person who is registered under Part 2 of the Care please complete section (8)Standards Act 2000 (c14) in respect of an independenthospitalThe chief officer of police of a police force in Englandand Wales

c)d)

e)

f)

g)

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D please complete section (B)h)

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(A) INDIVIDUAL APPLICANTS (fill in as applicable)

Mr ~ Mrs @] Miss [§] Ms @]Surname First names

I Fleming I

Other title r-;::;l(for example, Rev) tEJ

I am 18 years old or over

Current postal address -

if different frompremises address

Post Town I I Postcode I I

Daytime contact telephone number I

Email address (optional) I

SECOND INDIVIDUAL APPLICANT (IF APPLICABLE)

Mr ~ Mrs ~ Miss @] Ms ~ (for exam~~:~~~~) ~

Surname First namesI I I ; Please check ~ isl

I am 18 years old or over [OJ

Current postal addressif different frompremises address

Post Town I I Postcode I I

Daytime contact telephone number I I I

Email address (optional) I I II

(B) OTHER APPLICANTS

Please provide name and registered address of applicant in full. Where appropriate please give anyregistered number. In case of a partnership or other joint nature (other than a body corporate), pleasegive the name and address of each party concerned.

I.

I ~~X~ss: I-, NameAddress:

Registered number (where applicable) II

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Telephone number (if any)E-mail address (optional)

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Part A3 Operating Schedule

If 5000 or more people attend the premises at anyone time please state the nLlmber

Please check ~ YesWhat existing licensable activities are authorised by your existing licence(s)?

Provision of regulated entertainment

a}

b}

c}

d}

e}

f}g}

h}

playfilms

indoor sporting events

boxing or wrestling entertainment

live music

recorded music' ~'~~,;c

performance of dance

anything of a similar description to that falling within (e), (1) or (g)

DDD

Pro~ision of en~ertain~ent facilities for: ! ,,~II) making musIc ,~,tt:,

j) dancingk) entertainment of a similar description to that falling within (i) or G)

Provision of late night ~~teRail]meAt ~1-(J\i-.~~ D-

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Sale by retail of alcohol

a) for consumption on the premises

b) for consumption off the premises

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State any limitations on the hours during which you are permitted by your licenl:::e(s) or any additionalauthorities to conduct licensable activities, including the sale of alcohol.

Describe the conditions subject to which your existing licence(s) has/have been granted (please readguidance note 2):

a) General -all four licensing objectives (b,c,d,e)1

Only such conditions and restrictions as are inherent in the Licensing Act 19642 x AWP machine permit as per gaming act 1968

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Please check ~Yes

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~I have enclosed a plan of the premises ~

I have sent copies of this application to the chief officer of police (please read guidance note 3) ~

I have enclosed the consent form completed by the proposed premises supervisor, if relevant ~

I have enclosed the consent of the justices' licence holder to my application, if relevant ~

I understand that if I do not comply with the above requirements my application will bt~ rejected ~

I have made or enclosed payment of the fee

I have enclosed my existing licence(s) or a certified copy of each licence

.

IT IS AN OFFENCE, LIABLE ON CONVICTION TO A FINE OF UP TO LEVEL 5, ON THESTANDARD SCALE, UNDER SECTION 158 OF THE LICENSING ACT 2003 TO MAKE A FALSESTATEMENT IN OR IN CONNECTION WITH THIS APPLICATION

Part A4 -Signatures (please read guidance note 4)

Signature of applicant or applicant's solicitor or other duly authorised agent (please readguidance note 5r If signing on behalf of the applicant please state in what capacity.

Signature :-:~~ n.;;r;~~;-~~~~f~=~ ,

Date a-,.8.~..(; ~ Capacity f~j~.r:~ ...\. ..D.-;; .(..p.. ~~.. ~~~~. ~~f.~-,--.,..:)..~~p..k

For joint applications signature of 2nd applicant or 2nd applicant's solicitor Of' other authorisedagent. (Please read guidance note 6). If signing on behalf of the applicant ple,ase state in what-capacity.

Signature

Date '" '" ,,' ". ".

Capacity , Contact Name (where not previously given) and address for correspondence associated with

this application (please read guidance note 7)

Mr Simon KylieYoung & Co's Brewery PLC

Cockpen House

I 20-30 Buckhold Road

1 Wandsworth, London SW18 4AP

Tel: 02088757170

E-mail: simon.kylie@youngs.co.uk

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Post code

IF YOU WISH TO APPLY SIMULTANEOUSLY FOR A VARIATION OF THE PREMISES LICENCEIF IT IS CONVERTED FROM YOUR EXISTING LICENCE(S) UNDER SECTIOI~ 34 OR 37 OF THELICENSING ACT 2003, NOW COMPLETE PART B OF THIS FORM.

IF YOU DO NOT WISH TO APPLY SIMULTANEOUSLY FOR A VARIATION QIF THE PREMISESLICENCE IF IT IS CONVERTED FROM YOUR EXISTING LICENCE(S), YOU S,HOULD LEAVEPART B BLANK.

f)age 7 of 19Hope and anchor Brixton -Premises

l/We Charles Edward Alexander Fleming insert name of applicant) being the proposedpremises licence holder of an existing licence to be converted under the terms Schedule 8 tothe Licensing Act 2003 apply to vary it under section 34/section 37 of the I~icensing Act 2003(delete as applicable) for the premises described in Part A above.

Part 81 -VariationPlease check ~

~Do you want the proposed variation to have effect from the second appointed day?

If not do you want the variation to take effect from Day Month Year

I I I I I I I II

If your proposed variation would mean that 5000 or more people are expected to attend I Ithe premises at anyone time. Please state the number expected to attend. I I

Please describe briefly the nature of the proposed variation. (Please read guidance note 8) .

1. To permit regulated entertainment comprising of:-live music [acoustic/amplified] music, and amplified voice-recorded music, including jukebox and karaoke-compere for functions, quizzes etc with amplified voice-video entertainment on TV screens and amusement machines-facilities for music and dancing2. To permit sale of alcohol as per section M.3. To offer permitted regulated entertainments as per sections A-K.4. To remain open for 30 minutes after the end of permitted hours for the sale of alcohol, as a'wind-down' period.5. Remove all embedded restrictions inherent in the Licensing Act 1964 and theCinematograph (Safety) Regulations 1955.6. Provide refreshment after 23.00 hours.7. Provision of performance of dance for customers (when recorded/live is Iperformed).

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Part 82 -Operating Schedule

Please complete those parts of the operating schedule which would be subject to change if thisapplication to vary were successful. What licensable activities do you now intend to conduct on thepremises and/or at what varied times do you intend to conduct them?

lease see section 1 of the Ucensin Act 2003 and Schedule 1 to the Ucensin

lease check ~ YesProvision of regulated entertainment

a) plays (if selecting yes, fill in box A)

b) films (if selecting yes, fill in box B)

c) indoor sporting events (if selecting yes, fill in box C)

d) boxing or wrestling entertainment (if selecting yes, fill in box D)

e) live music (if selecting yes, fill in box E)

f) recorded music (if selecting yes, fill in box F)

g) performance of dance (if selecting yes, fill in box G)

h) anything of a similar description to that falling within (e), (f) or (g)

(if selecting yes, fill in box H)

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Provision of entertainment facilities:

i) making music (if selecting yes, fill in box I)

j) dancing (if selecting yes, fill in box J)

k) entertainment of a similar description to that falling within (i) or 0)

(if selecting yes, fill in box K)

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Provision of late night refreshment (if selecting yes, fill in box L)

Sale by retail of alcohol (if selecting yes, fill in box M)

Please complete Part B3 on this form

A

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B

c

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D

E

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FRecorded musicStandard days and timings

I (please read guidance note 8)I Day I Start I Finish

M~n I 1200 I 2330

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or outdoors or both -please check (x) (please readguidance note 9) I~~

r Both0

Tue I 1200- 12330

-I Recorded music including juke box, disco or karaoke with or without a OJ will be limited

to end at least half an hour before the supply of alcohol finish time.,

Juke box and background will operate during hours as in section MI

State any seasonal variations for the playing of recorded music (please readguidance note 11)

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Wed I 1200I

1200Thur

Non standard timings. Where you intend to use the premisl~s for the playing of,

Fri 10000

list. (please read guidance note 12)

When hours for the supply of alcohol are extended on Bank Holidays and 'events' daystheses hours are also extended

~un

G

outdoors or both -please check (x) (please readI guidance note 9)Standard days and timings

(please read guidance note 8)I Day I Start I Finish,

Mo-n I 1200 I 2330

Outdoors

Non standard timings. Where you intend to use the premises for the performanceof dance at different times to those listed in the column on thl~ left, please list.I. (please read guidance note 12)

i When hours for the supply of alcohol are extended on Bank Holidays and 'events' days

theses hours are also extendedSun

H

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When hours for the supply of alcohol are extended on Bank Holidays and 'events' days Itheses hours are also extended I

Tue

JProvision of facilities I Will the facilities for dancing be indoors or outdoors or Indoors 0for dancing , both -please check (x) (please read guidance note 9)

Standard timings (please read I Outdoors 0guidance note 8)Day I Start I Finish Both 0Mon Please give further details here (please read guidance note 10)

IDancing in separate permanent dance floorDancing throughout premises for pub customers during playing of recorded/live music -clearing sufficient space for customers to danceState any seasonal variations for providing dancing facilities I:please read guidancenote 11)None

WedII

Thur

FrlI!

Sat

Non standard timings. Where you Intend to use the premises for the provision offacilities for dancing at different times to those listed in the column on the left,please list. (please read guidance note 12)I

When hours for the supply of alcohol are extended on Bank Holidays and 'events' days

theses hours are also extendedSun

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L

M

IN ALL CASES PLEASE COMPLETE BOXES N, 0, P AND Q BELOW

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N

Please highlight any services, activities, entertainment or matters ancillary to the use of thepremises that may give rise to concern in respect of children (please read guidance note 6)

The restrictions set out in the Licensing Act 2003 will apply.AWP machines for the use of adults only.

0

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p

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QPlease describe any proposed additional steps that you intend to take in order to promote thefour licensing objectives of the proposed variation is granted:

a) General -all tour licensing objectives (b, c, d, e) (please read guidance note 15)

The types of regulated entertainments proposed re-instate the normal pub entertainments that were

previously unregulated.No new steps have been identified by risk assessment in relation to the four licensing objectivesexcept as detailed below.I have considered the terms of your local licensing policy in preparing this application.

e) The protection of children from harm

The restrictions set out in the Licensing Act 2003 will apply.No unusual risks of harm to children have been identified.Proof of age system will be in operation.

Part 83 -Premises Supervisor. -

Full name of proposed designated premises supervisorCharles Edward Alexander Fleming

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Please check ~YesI enclosed the consent form completed by the proposed premises supervisor ~

I will give a copy of Part B3 of this application to the chief officer of police (section 37

of the Licensing Act 2003)

I have sent copies of this application to vary (except part 83) to responsible authoritil~s

and others where applicable (section 34 of the Licensing Act 2003)

I understand that I must now advertise my application to vary (section 34 of the Licerlsing Act 2003)

understand that if I do not comply with the above requirements my application will be rejected

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Part 84 -Signatures (please read guidance note 16)

Signature of applicant (the proposed current premises licence holder) or a~lplicant's solicitoror other duly authorised agent. (See guidance note 17). If signing on behalf of the applicantplease state in what capacity.

Signature ...~~~~~~":":\:~~~.~-bf~==::::;:>

Date Q.~.'..~.~:f Capacity A~:~J;';~- 1.. .D. ~r:~.~~ ...~Q~~b.. ..\"$:.~~.)~~~ ~ ~.

Where the premises licence is jOintly held signature of 2"d applicant (the pro'posed currentpremises licence holder) or 2" applicant's solicitor or other authorised agent. (please readguidance note 18). If signing on behalf of the applicant please state in what c:apacity.

Signature , ,.. ...'"

Date

Capacity J Contact Name (where not previously given) and address for correspondencE! associated with -

this application (please read guidance note 19)

Mr Simon KylieYoung & Co's Brewery PLCCockpen House20 -30 Buckhold RoadWandsworth, London SW18 4AP

Tel: 020 8875 7170E-mail: simon,kylie@youngs.co.uk

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Notes for guidance

PART A

2.

3.

4.5.

6.

7.

Describe the premises. For example the type of premises, its general situation and layout andany other information which would be relevant to the licensing objectives. Where yourapplication includes off-supplies of alcohol and provide a place for consumption of these off-supplies you must include a description of where the place is and its proximity to the premises.

Where the condition to which your existing licence(s) is granted do not relate solely to anyoneof the four licensing objectives, please describe such Gondition in the general box.

The law requires you to send a mandatory copy of this application to the ,chief officer of policefor that area at the same time as sending to the relevant licensing authority.

The application form must be signed.

An applicant's agent (for example solicitor) may sign the form on their behalf provided that theyhave actual authority to do so.

Where there is more that one applicant, both applicants or their respectivE~ agents must signthe application form.

This is the address we shall use to correspond with you about this application.

PART B

This application cannot be used to vary the licence to vary substantially thl~ premises to whichit relates. If you wish to make that type of change to the premises licence y'ou should make anew premises licence application under section 17 of the Licensing Act.

8. Please give timings in 24 hour clock and only give details for days of the week when you intendthe premises to be used for the activity.

9. Where taking place in a building or other structure please tick as appropriate. Indoors mayinclude a tent.

10. Please state type of activity to be authorised, if not already stated, and give relevant furtherdetails, for example (but not exclusively) whether or not music will be amplified or unamplified.

11. For example (but not exclusively), where the activity will occur on additional days during thesummer.

12. For example (but not exclusively), where you wish the activity to go on longer on a particularday i.e. Christmas Eve.

13. If you wish people to be able to consume alcohol on the premises, please tick on. If you wishpeople to be able purchase alcohol to consume away from the premises, please tick off. If youwish people to be able to do both, please tick both.

14. Please give information about any activities to occur at the premises or ancillary to the use ofthe premises which may give rise to concern in respect of children, for example (but notexclusively) nudity or semi-nudity, films for restricted age groups, the presence of gamblingmachines.

15. Please list here steps you will take to promote all four licensing objectives together.

16. The application form must be signed.

17. An applicant's agent (for example solicitor) may sign the form on their behalf provided that theyhave actual authority to do so.

18. Where there is more than one applicant, both applicants or their respective agents must signthe application form.

19. This is the address which we shall use to correspond with you about this application.

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