A pizza restaurant in Little Chalfont has been granted a premises licence allowing it to sell alcohol and host live and recorded music.
Buckinghamshire Council approved the application for Bubbo's Pizza at 7 Little Chalfont, Amersham, on September 2.
The licence permits the sale of alcohol, live music and recorded music between 11am and 10pm from Sunday to Thursday, and until 11pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
According to licensing documents, Bubbo's Pizza is a 30-seat restaurant serving pizzas and salads for both dine-in customers and takeaway orders.
The licence holder is listed as Fan Fan Pizza Ltd.
A number of conditions have been attached to the licence, including requirements for staff training, incident recording and age verification procedures.
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The premises must operate a Challenge 25 policy, with a record kept detailing all refused sales of alcohol relating to underage customers.
Alcohol sales for consumption on the premises are restricted to customers who are seated and eating a substantial meal. The licence also allows alcohol to be served to seated customers waiting to collect takeaway orders.
Another condition given is that the restaurant must operate a 30-minute wind-down period before closing. From 10pm, music volumes will be reduced, lights increased and alcohol sales will stop 30 minutes before closing time to allow customers time to finish their drinks and leave.
Other conditions require the business to display signs asking customers to leave quietly and maintain arrangements for waste collection to minimise disturbance to nearby residents.
Further conditions can be seen on the Buckinghamshire Council licensing website.
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