Gay bars in poole dorset

A Bournemouth bar closed in due to safety concerns could be reopening.

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Xchange gay bar, at The Triangle in Bournemouthhad its license revoked in March after numerous noise and safety complaints. However, the long-standing bar and club could be seeing a renaissance. A licensing application submitted to BCP Council from a newly-formed bar based in Bournemouth requests a new license for the site.

The application was submitted by Ratio Bars Limited, a company set up only in September with a registered address in Bournemouth and a contact in Wimborne. The application requests a late night music, performance and alcohol license from BCP Council. Read: Woman afraid to leave dorset after thief shoved her and ran.

Ratio Bars has requested permission to open the site for these licensed activities from 9pm-5am Monday-Sunday. This does not suggest an intention from Ratio to have these as its opening times, but instead grants it permission to operate within these times. Following previous complaints about noise nuisance to the local area, the bar was closed with the final straw including concerns about drink spiking and customer safety.

The new licensing application, as standard, also includes the following under the section "prevention of public nuisance":. Got a story or issue for us to investigate? Email us at news. Person from Dorset football club dies before match kicks off. Floods 'expected' on Dorset coast as multiple alerts in place. Laughably obvious fake cigarettes found during raid on shop.

Poole car park fury as driver issued fine despite 'buying ticket'. What's On. By Edward Church Senior Reporter. Read: Woman afraid to leave house after thief shoved her and ran Ratio Bars has requested permission to open the site for these licensed activities from 9pm-5am Monday-Sunday.

The new licensing application, as standard, also includes the following under the section "prevention of public nuisance": No deliveries shall be made to the premises before any morning, or after hours any evening. No rubbish shall be taken out of the premises for disposal between and gay. SIA staff will remain outside the premises for 30 minutes after close to encourage customers leave the area quietly.

Signage will poole displayed at the exit asking customers to leave quietly and to respect the residents in the vicinity. The premises licence holder shall maintain overall control of the sound system. The level of sound shall be set so as not cause a nuisance to nearby residents. Doors will remain closed except for access and egress.

Management will actively monitor any queue in order to keep noise to a minimum.