Mr T's licence application lodged for High Wycombe premises

The restaurant is situated on White Hart Street <i>(Image: NQ)</i>
The restaurant is situated on White Hart Street (Image: NQ)
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A restaurant in High Wycombe town centre could stay open until 3am under a licence terms proposed to Buckinghamshire Council.

Greenrock Foods Limited has applied for a premises licence for Mr T's at 19-21 White Hart Street, High Wycombe.

The application, which is currently under consultation, would allow the business to open from 8am until 2am Sunday to Thursday and from 8am until 3am on Fridays and Saturdays.

According to the business's Google listing, Mr T's currently opens from 11am until 11pm daily.

The licence application was received on September 7 and the consultation period runs until October 5. 

It would also allow the business to serve late night refreshments during the proposed new hours. 

As part of the application, the company has proposed a range of measures aimed at preventing crime, disorder and public nuisance.

These include keeping doors and windows closed after 11pm except for customers entering and leaving, displaying signs asking customers to leave quietly, and banning outdoor music or amplified sound.

The application also includes conditions relating to delivery drivers, including requirements not to leave vehicle engines running, obstruct the highway or wait outside the premises between deliveries.

Details of the application also include that no unaccompanied children under the age of 18 would be permitted on the premises after 11pm and that at least two members of staff would be on duty after that time.

The applicant has also said it is willing to consider any additional conditions proposed by responsible authorities during the consultation process.

More information can be found on the Buckinghamshire Council licensing website.

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