Affected businesses would pay between £5.75 and £28.72 per week to pay for policing and clean up bills
A late night levy for businesses serving alcohol in the early hours would raise around £58,000 per year to be spent on tackling related crime and disorder. Bolton Council wants to introduce charges to 55 businesses across the borough that have a licence to serve alcohol between 3am and 6am.
Many of the affected late night businesses which would be affected by the imposition of such a levy are concentrated on the Bradshawgate area of the town. Exemptions to the charge would apply to businesses who provide overnight accommodation and only serve alcohol to guests. They included a submission from Rontec Watford Ltd, who run a 24-hour petrol forecourt with an alcohol licence on Salford Road, Bolton. They described the levy as ‘a blunt instrument which lacks flexibility’.
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