Perth pub’s premises licence changed after police found customers dancing on tables and fighting outside
15.07.2022 - 12:11
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A Perth pub’s premises licence has been updated after police found customers "over intoxicated", dancing on tables and a group fighting outside.
Officers arrived at the city centre pub to discover it had no bouncers - despite the pub’s licence insisting on this on a Saturday night - and “staff on duty had lost control”.
Following the "one-off" incident - on March 5 - an application was made to vary the licence for The Sandeman.
The Kinnoull Street pub's application went before Perth and Kinross Licensing Board on July 4, 2022.
The application sought to: amend on sale terminal licensing hours until midnight on a Monday to Wednesday; reduce the door supervision requirement, and to amend policy on the close-down of premises between social demand and functions to be in line with board policy.
Police Scotland suggested the wording be revised and this was agreed by The Sandeman.
The licensing conditions were changed to have two supervisors on Fridays and Saturdays from 7.30pm until 15 minutes after closing. There will also be a minimum of one front-of-house supervisor from 7pm on Fridays and Saturdays and additional licensed door supervisors when live performances and events are scheduled.
Cllr Chris Ahern asked police officers to expand on the comments within Police Scotland's letter that "you were of the opinion staff on duty had lost control" at an incident they attended on Saturday, March 5.
Sergeant James Gordon told the board: "The officers that attended the incident were met by a group of hostile people outside the premises who had been engaged in a stand-up fight.
"Once they were dispersed, the officers went into the premises and found people dancing on tables. There were no SIA [Security Industry Authority] supervisors
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