A premises licence application has been advertised for 443 Streatham High Road, Norbury, SW16 3PH, giving nearby residents and businesses a limited window to check the details and decide whether to make a representation to Croydon Council.

The public notice, published on the Public Notice Portal and listed on Croydon Council’s current licensing applications page, names the applicant as Peure’s Ltd.

What is being applied for

The notice says the proposed licensable activities are:

  • Live music, recorded music and late-night refreshment: Saturday to Sunday, 11pm to 1am.
  • Retail sale of alcohol: Monday to Friday, 11am to 11pm, and Saturday to Sunday, 11am to 1am.

The notice is dated 22 April 2026. It says any representations must be made in writing within 28 days of the date of the notice. Residents should check directly with Croydon Council’s licensing team if they are unsure about the exact deadline or whether a representation can still be accepted.

How representations work

Croydon Council’s licensing applications page says representations on a new premises licence can be made by an interested party, including local residents or businesses who may be affected by the activities of the premises.

The council says representations must relate to at least one of the four licensing objectives:

  • the prevention of crime and disorder
  • public safety
  • the prevention of public nuisance
  • the protection of children from harm

The council also states that an applicant has the right to know the name and address of anyone making representations, so residents should read the council’s guidance before submitting anything.

Where to see the application

The notice says application details can be viewed by appointment at Access Croydon Reception, Bernard Weatherill House, between 9am and 3.45pm, Monday to Friday except bank holidays, or online through Croydon Council.

Representations can be sent to Croydon Council’s Licensing Team at Bernard Weatherill House, 8 Mint Walk, Croydon CR0 1EA, or by email to [email protected], according to the notice.

Official sources: Public Notice Portal: Peure’s Ltd premises licence notice and Croydon Council current licensing applications.