Liverpool’s Adelphi Hotel has applied for permission to sell alcohol to guests 24 hours a day.
The famous hotel on Ranelagh Street has submitted an application to Liverpool Council to change its alcohol licence.
A short summary on the council’s website states that the hotel’s owner, Britannia Hotels, has applied to “amend the plans of the premises, remove all annex 2 conditions and replace with new conditions and make alcohol available to residents and bona fide guests 24 hours a day”.
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The move would significantly increase the amount of time during which the Adelphi’s bar can serve alcohol.
Currently, its licence only permits it do so from midday until 2am from Monday to Saturday and until midnight on Sunday.
Built in 1914, the Adelphi is an iconic city landmark that was once associated with extensive luxury but has been hit by complaints regularly in recent years.
Owned and managed by Britannia Hotels, which runs a number of other hotels across the country as well as Pontins Holiday Parks, it has 402 rooms as well as its bar, restaurant, multiple public spaces and a number of conference suites.
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The hotel’s application could be dealt with either by licensing officers themselves or, if necessary, it could be sent to the council’s licensing and gambling sub-committee for more extensive consideration.
Representations on any licence application submitted to the council can be made on its website.
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