Popeyes in Dartford wants to serve food until 5am everyday
An application has been submitted to Dartford Borough Council by PLK Chicken UK Limited, covering the branch at Unit 14, Prospect Place, Dartford, DA1 1DY.
Prospect Place is an outdoor shopping centre in the town centre, home to food outlets, clothing and home goods stores.
If approved, the licence would allow the restaurant to offer late night refreshments from 11pm to 5am, seven days a week.
The public consultation opened on May 29 and runs until June 18.
Anyone wishing to comment on the application must submit their views in writing to the council's Licensing Section before the deadline.
Representations must relate to one or more of the four licensing objectives: the prevention of crime and disorder, public safety, the prevention of public nuisance, and the protection of children from harm.
Dartford Borough Council warns that knowingly making a false statement in connection with a licence application is a criminal offence, with an unlimited fine on summary conviction.
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Full details of the application can be viewed on the council's website at www.dartford.gov.uk.
For more information, contact the Licensing Section at licensing@dartford.gov.uk or visit the Civic Centre in Home Gardens.
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