Plans for new 'beer garden' at Gulab in Irvine revealed

The Gulab have brought forward an application to North Ayrshire Council's licensing board <i>(Image: Street View)</i>
The Gulab have brought forward an application to North Ayrshire Council's licensing board (Image: Street View)
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PLANS for a new beer garden in a popular Irvine venue have been revealed.

Gulab has submitted a fresh application to North Ayrshire Council's licensing board, seeking to make amendments to the current on and off sales licence held by the Girdle Toll restaurant, bar and takeaway.

The business is seeking approval for the addition of an "external beer garden" which would be available for use from 3.30-8pm from Monday to Friday, and 2.30-8pm on weekends.

The business is also looking to change the hours that children aged 12-15 are allowed access to the public bar during private functions.

It is requested that this be extended to midnight for pre-booked events when the area is otherwise closed to the general public.

Final points seek to form a "dedicated bin store compound" at the venue as well as install InPost and Yeep drop off and pick up lockers - both of which was need added to its operating plan.

A decision will be made on the latest proposals at the next meeting of North Ayrshire Council's licensing board on Monday, April 20.

Those wishing to support or object to the application will have an opportunity to make representations.

They have until April 1 to do so and should email their correspondence to licensing@north-ayrshire.gov.uk.

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