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Plans lodged to create café and new bar area at 600-year old venue
Figures show which cluster of streets are driving alcohol-fuelled crime
Taco hell! 'Mexican stand-off' between rival street food takeaways
Music venue in medieval cobbled street can go ahead despite row over noise
Grade-II listed building gets go-ahead to become 1,000-capacity venue
Fears trendy music venues could cause 'nightmare' on Elm Hill
Shop fights to serve alcohol after losing licence for selling vodka to teens
Bid to launch new music venue faces fresh backlash over noise
City fanzone gets permission despite complaints stadium already has too many bars
Neighbour fears rowdy drunks leaving events venue will cause 'public nuisance'
Moonshine distillers want to set up stand at city shopping centre
Clubhouse manager claims to have eradicated "one heck of a drug problem"
Clubhouse's bid to serve alcohol 24/7 sparks fear over noisy drinkers and vandalism
Locals fail in bid to stop new off licence opening on 'Crimestead' estate
Bid to turn GP surgery in 'deprived area' into off-licence sparks anger
Pub faces restrictions on beer garden use after complaints from neighbours
Neighbour objects to café's bid to serve lunchtime alcohol
Football fans made pub's beer garden a 'nightmare scenario', neighbours claim
Takeaway with alcohol licence bid in Norfolk's 'poshest village' withdrawn amid row
Blofeld family barney over binned 'birthday bash' for Bewilderwood founder
Police object to two-day birthday celebrations for Bewilderwood founder on his estate
Arrival of new connoisseur in 'Prosecco Ghetto' sparks battle of the wine buffs
Connoisseur's wine bar dreams fall flat with 'Prosecco Ghetto' locals
New shop gets late-night licence despite neighbours' warnings over street drinking
Fears a shop's later opening hours will lead to people urinating on home
Hotel's late night licence approved despite villagers' fears of sleepless nights
Restaurant owner employing illegal workers for as little as £50 a week loses licence