The House of Music and Entertainment applied for an alcohol license, aiming to operate as a creative space by day and a members-only events venue by night. The licensing sub-committee of Tower Hamlets Council reviewed this application amid previous refusals and community objections regarding noise disruption. Despite concerns raised by residents, the committee established conditions to ensure responsible service, including a guest list and potential security measures while allowing for limited alcohol consumption during events focused on networking and creativity.
The applicant described the House of Music and Entertainment as a co-working space by day and an events space by night, operating as a members-only club.
One resident, Abdul High, objected to the application, citing concerns about excessive noise and disruption, raising community worries about the potential impact.
Councillor Leelu Ahmed asked about security arrangements to ensure customer safety after drinking, highlighting the committee's concern over responsible alcohol service.
The committee added a condition that there would be a guest list to check names ensuring the premises wasn't operating as a bar.
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