A Morecambe pub could lose its licence unless it addresses noise complaints, numerous incidents of assault and breaching fire regulations.
Lancaster City Council’s licensing act sub committee has been asked at its meeting tomorrow to review the premises licence for The Boardwalk, at Marine Road.
The council’s environmental protection service has made the request following a catalogue of complaints since 2020 from members of the public, the police and the fire service. Lancaster City Council’s environmental protection service said they are satisfied that nearby residents of The Boardwalk have been “impacted by unreasonable noise coming from the premises over the last three years thereby seriously undermining the prevention of public nuisance licensing objective”.
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