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Warnings of anti-social behaviour
The Herald
|November 01, 2025
IN BRIEF
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A CORNWALL Council licensing committee has heard that allowing a beer and wine cellar in a narrow, dark alleyway could lead to customers urinating next to people's homes, noise issues and other antisocial behaviour.
Tammy Nutley had applied to the council for a licence to sell alcohol at Chings Alley Beer and Wine Cellar in the alley off Southgate Street in Launceston. The authority had received representations from residents both for and against the business.
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