Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Seventh annual report year ended 31st March 1907
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Premises.
Nature of Licence.
Proposed Licensee.
"Bradmore Tavern," 30, Brackenbury
Road
"Imperial Restaurant," 20, Shepherd's
Bush Green
Sale of Wine to be
drunk or consumed
on or off
the premises
Sale of Intoxicating
liquors to be
drunk or consumed
on or off
the premises
William Daniel
Prince, resides on
the premises
John Max Klempner,
resides on
the premises
LICENSING ACT, 1904.
The Council has been approached by the Justices
acting for the Kensington Division, as to whether in
the opinion of the Council, there were any licensed
premises in the Borough which were unnecessary for
the needs of the neighbourhood, with a view to
their being referred to the Quarter Sessions for refusal,
subject to compensation. The Justices stated that
they considered that there were many facts which
must come to the notice of the Council in the.
assessment and rating of premises, tending to bear out
the contention that certain licenses were unnecessary.
The matter was most carefully considered, and
ultimately the Justices were informed (a) that the
Council did not feel at liberty to use any facts which
came to its notice in the assessment and rating of
licensed premises, in support of any contention that
certain licenses were unnecessary, as such facts were
given in confidence; and (b) that the Council was of
opinion that there were too many licensed houses in
certain areas in the Borough, and considered that the
Licensed Victuallers should be consulted as to which
of such licenses should be discontinued under the
provisions of the Licensing Act, 1904.