Finstock home applies for alcohol licence selling pre-packaged craft cocktails

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Finstock home applies for alcohol licence selling pre-packaged craft cocktails

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Tessa Lanney has submitted an application to West Oxfordshire District Council seeking a premises licence for 40 Hill Crescent, Finstock, Chipping Norton.

The address is identified as a private home.

The proposed licence would authorise the supply of alcohol for consumption away from the premises between 8am and 10pm on every day of the week.

The property is currently described as a private residence used to store goods securely, package online craft kits and dispatch completed orders.

Certain kits include pre-packaged alcoholic cocktails.

Under the application, customers would neither visit the property nor collect their purchases there, and alcohol would not be consumed on site.

The full application may be examined by contacting the council’s Licensing Section, while an application summary is published at westoxon.gov.uk.

Any written representation concerning the proposal must be received by West Oxfordshire District Council before November 10, 2026.

Responses must address at least one of the four licensing objectives: preventing crime and disorder, ensuring public safety, preventing public nuisance and protecting children from harm.

Representations will be entered into the public record.

They may be sent to Licensing, Environmental and Regulatory Services, West Oxfordshire District Council, Woodgreen, New Yatt Road, Witney, OX28 1NB.

The council can be contacted by telephone on 01993 861000.

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