Soul Deli’s application for a drinks licence, which would allow it to serve alcohol at Mocatta House in Brighton, has raised concerns among local residents about potential anti-social behaviour. The company is seeking permission from Brighton and Hove City Council (BHCC) to open the first of its two licensed premises on East Street next month. The company’s solicitor sought to reassure the Brighton and Hove City Council licensing panel, explaining that alcohol would only be served at events such as occasional breakfast meetings, or business gatherings.
Soul Deli’s application for a drinks licence, which would allow it to serve alcohol at Mocatta House in Brighton, has raised concerns among local residents about potential anti-social behaviour. The licence application was made at the request of Spaces, the catering company’s client. The company’s solicitor sought to reassure the Brighton and Hove City Council licensing panel, explaining that alcohol would only be served at events such as occasional breakfast meetings, or business gatherings.