Worthing Borough Council

• Committee A
• Committee B
• Archived Licensing Hearings Agendas etc. for 2009
• Licensing Hearings - Minutes - from 2005 onwards

Licensing & Control Committee

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Within this section you will find available the agendas and minutes of the meetings of the Licensing and Control Committees 'A' & 'B' throughout the year.

Select from the navigation upcoming meetings that are listed by date, previous meetings are archived by year.

For upcoming meetings, please see the Meetings Schedule pages.

What Does This Committee Do?

This committee is responsible for the following:

• Committee 'A' : All licensing applications, in particular those for public houses and nightclubs.
• Committee 'B' : All licensing matters under the Licensing Act 2003

Who Sits On This Committee?

• Councillor Joan Bradley
• Councillor Martin Coppard
• Councillor James Doyle
• Councillor Michael Donin
• Councillor Graham Fabes (Vice-Chairman)
• Councillor Norah Fisher
• Councillor Paul High
• Councillor Mary Lermitte
• Councillor Jacqui Marsh (Chairman)
• Councillor Carol Molineaux
• Councillor Roger Oakley
• Councillor David Potter
• Councillor John Rogers
• Councillor Ann Sayers
• Councillor Bob Smytherman

Substitute Members

Substitutes are only allowed for Committee A:

• Councillor Reg Green
• Councillor Diane Jones
• Councillor Keith Sunderland
• Councillor Bryan Turner

Further Information

The following pages on this website are related to this committee:

• Archived Licensing Hearings Agendas etc. for 2009
• Licensing Hearings - Minutes - from 2005 onwards
  

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