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Licensing Board – Application(s) in NTBCC’s Area : May to October 2025

Retrospective listing of Licensing Board notifications received by the New Town & Broughton Community Council of alcohol licensing application(s) within NTBCC’s area, for the period May to October 2025.

May 2025
Provisional  553209   Enoteca Scotland Limited     77a George Street, New Town, Edinburgh, EH2 3ES
Variation      550428   Scotsman Group PLC             23-27 Broughton Street Lane, Edinburgh, EH1 3JT
Variation      550580   Du Vin Bouchers Ltd              51 Thistle Street, Edinburgh, EH2 1DY

June 2025
Provisional  554433   80b George Street, New Town, Edinburgh, EH2 3BU
Variation      552755   Units 3 & 4 Omni Centre, 61 Leith Street, New Town, Edinburgh, EH1 3AU

July 2025
Provisional  557881    116b Rose Street, Edinburgh, EH2 3JF
Provisional  558007   158-162 Rose Street, Edinburgh, EH2 3JD
Variation      557863   14 South St Andrew Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2AZ
Variation      557873   137 George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4JY

August 2025
Variation      558203    Unit C4.18 415-417 St James Crescent, Edinburgh
Variation      558102    49 Frederick Street, Edinburgh, EH2 1EP
Variation      558105    100-102 Rose Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2NN
Variation      559942    Gf, 16 South St Andrew Street, New Town, Edinburgh, EH2 2AU
Provisional  559470    47 Frederick Street, New Town, Edinburgh, EH2 1EP

September 2025
Variation      554681    Unit 1, 61 Leith Street, Edinburgh, EH1 3AU
Variation      554597    C3.33 300-304 St James Crescent, Edinburgh, EH1 3AE
Variation      559481    73 Hanover Street, Edinburgh, EH2 1EE
Variation      560735    Precinct, 110-114 Rose Street, New Town, Edinburgh, EH2 3JF
Variation      562781    41-42 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH2 2AD
Variation      554343    4 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH2 2BD

October 2025
New                 564738    6 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH2 2BD
Provisional  564495    18b Frederick Street, New Town, Edinburgh, EH2 2HB
Provisional  564694    2 Dundas Street, Edinburgh, EH3 6HZ
Variation      564404    68-73 Queen Street, New Town, Edinburgh, EH2 4NN

Further details about the latest applications can be found here: www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/download/13426/alcohol-licence-registers

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Licensing Board – Application(s) in NTBCC’s Area : 17 April 2025

Adapted from a Licensing Board notification received by the New Town & Broughton Community Council of new alcohol licensing application(s) within NTBCC’s area.

Should you wish to share your views/concerns with NTBCC, please contact us by email to licensing@ntbcc.org.uk 

Please find below the following application(s) due to be heard at the meeting of the Licensing Board (dates to be confirmed) which are located in your Community Council area.

Provisional    550278     43 Hanover Street (Costcutter local convenience store), EH2 2PJ
to include Off Sale hours – which are unknown.

Any comments/objections should be lodged in writing by 10/5/2025 (please note we recommend forwarding representations by e-mail to licensing@edinburgh.gov.uk).

Full details of the applications can be found here: www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/download/13426/alcohol-licence-registers

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Licensing Board – Applications in NTBCC’s Area : 20 March 2025

Adapted from a Licensing Board notification received by the New Town & Broughton Community Council of new alcohol licensing application(s) within NTBCC’s area.

Should you wish to share your views/concerns with NTBCC, please contact us by email to licensing@ntbcc.org.uk 

Please find below the following application(s) due to be heard at the meeting of the Licensing Board (dates to be confirmed) which are located in your Community Council area.

Variation       547867     2-6 Calton Road (ex- Bunker Bar; ex- Pivo Bar), EH8 8DL
to provide that the premises may open from 8am;
to amend On Sale hours to 10am-1am Monday to Saturday and 11am-1am on Sunday;
to add Off Sales;
to delete Dance facilities;
to reduce capacity to 88.
As related to Planning application 25/00208/FUL | Change of Use of lower floor from entertainment venue (class 11) to light industrial (class 4) (as amended) | 2 – 6 Calton Road Edinburgh EH8 8DL that was granted on 13 March 2025.
Edinburgh planning: Plans lodged to turn former Bunker Bar at Calton Road into a new artisan micro-distillery

Variation       547621     109 Hanover Street (Chez Jules Bistro), EH2 1DJ
to substitute an amended Layout Plan to show two additional Outside Areas as part of the licensed premises.

Variation       547826     192 Rose Street (Wildfire Restaurant), EH2 4AZ
includes to amend On Sale & Off Sale opening hours to 11am Monday to Sunday;
to add Seasonal Variations;
to add Outdoor Drinking until 10pm.

Variation       547853     194a Rose Street (Robert Graham 1874 Whisky & Cigars), EH2 4AZ
to include within the licensed area the premises at 196 Rose Street (ex- Mail Boxes Etc.) and
connect them to the current operation at 194a Rose Street;
to add On Sales;
to add an on sale capacity of 59 (Internal seating 35 covers, external seating 24 covers);
to increase the off sale capacity to 62.6 linear metres;
to substitute a new Layout Plan showing the addition of 196 Rose Street to the licensed area and the
increase in alcohol display.
As related to Planning application 25/00985/FUL | Internal alterations, combining of both premises (194-196) and change of use for 196 Rose Street from (shop Class 1) to public house (Sui-Generis). | 194A & 196 Rose Street New Town Edinburgh EH2 4AZ which is open for comments until 4 April 2025.
Two Edinburgh city centre shops to be transformed into new pub under Rose Street plans

Any comments/objections should be lodged in writing by 10/4/2025 (please note we recommend forwarding representations by e-mail to licensing@edinburgh.gov.uk).

Full details of the applications can be found here: www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/download/13426/alcohol-licence-registers

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Civic Licensing – Late Hours Catering Application(s) in NTBCC’s Area : 6 November 2024

Adapted from a civic notice received by the New Town & Broughton Community Council from the Council’s Licensing Service, in relation to new Late Hours Catering Licence application(s) in NTBCC’s area.

Should you wish to share your views/concerns with NTBCC, please contact us by email to licensing@ntbcc.org.uk

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that applications for the undernoted licences have been received by The City of Edinburgh Council.

Anyone wishing to object to the grant of a licence must lodge a written objection or representation specifying the grounds of the objection or the nature of the representation to the City of Edinburgh Council, Licensing Service, 249 High Street, Edinburgh EH1 1YJ, by; <see below> (please note we recommend forwarding representations by e-mail to licensing@edinburgh.gov.uk).

537754     23 Hanover Street (new licensed convenience store), EH2 2DL      Mon-Sun 23.00-05.00
as related to the below Planning and Alcohol Licensing applications:
24/03142/CLP | Proposed licence convenience shop. | 23 Hanover Street Edinburgh EH2 2DL
24/04162/S50 | Request for a Planning Section 50 Certificate (Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005) | 23 Hanover Street New Town Edinburgh EH2 2DL
Licensing Board – Applications in NTBCC’s Area : 17 October 2024

Closing date for written submissions:  3 December 2024

Full details of the applications can be found here:
www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/download/13239/licensing-registers-civic

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Licensing Board – Applications in NTBCC’s Area : 17 October 2024

Adapted from a Licensing Board notification received by the New Town & Broughton Community Council of new alcohol licensing application(s) within NTBCC’s area.

Should you wish to share your views/concerns with NTBCC, please contact us by email to licensing@ntbcc.org.uk 

Please find below the following application(s) due to be heard at the meeting of the Licensing Board (dates to be confirmed) which are located in your Community Council area.

Variation      537555      Units 6 & 7 Omni Centre, 1 Greenside Place (Edinburgh Street Food), EH1 3AA
includes to add 2x guest food trucks, temporary bar area and large screen, extending licensed area- addition of the permanent guest trader stall.

Variation      534856      4 St Andrew Square (Wagamama), EH2 2BD
includes to amend opening time from 11am to 9am and terminal hour from 1am to midnight Monday to Sunday.

Provisional    538242      23 Hanover Street, EH2 2DL
for new convenience store.

Any comments/objections should be lodged in writing by 7/11/2024 (please note we recommend forwarding representations by e-mail to licensing@edinburgh.gov.uk).

Full details of the applications can be found here: www.edinburgh.gov.uk/downloads/download/13426/alcohol-licence-registers

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NTBCC ordinary meeting minutes 13 May 2024

Minutes of New Town & Broughton Community Council’s meeting, online via Zoom, on Monday 13 May 2024 at 7pm

Actions and decisions are red italic. ND (‘no dissent’) means that no-one spoke or voted against a decision.

URLs have been added by the minutes secretary. Continue reading →

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NTBCC’s objection to RSO/21/08 and TRO/21/32

NTBCC’s transport convenor today emailed the following objection to these TROs which – if passed – would enable the ‘Meadows to George St’ plans.

Dear Traffic Orders Team

Objection to RSO/21/08 and TRO/21/32

The New Town and Broughton Community Council (NTBCC) has considered the above traffic orders and wishes to object to them for the following reasons:

  1. Hanover Street

It is proposed to introduce two one-way cycle lanes on either side of this street between George Street and Princes Street. It was stated that the use of two one-way cycle lanes was to align with the design of George Street but at a George Street and First New Town project briefing last year we were told that the design of Hanover Street had been set by the Meadows to George Street Project. Given the stated intent to introduce consistency in the design of public realm, it would appear that a two way cycle path would reduce pedestrian/cyclist interactions, remove the need for floating bus stops on one side of the street and allow more space to be retained/created for pedestrians.

Given that in the plans there is no route for south bound vehicles (other than buses, taxis, cycles and other traffic wanting to access Market Street) beyond Princes Street, Hanover Street is essentially a dead end for most traffic and therefore the need for traffic to turn around would seem to be an important but overlooked consideration. With the narrowing of the carriageway this will become much more difficult especially for larger commercial vehicles raising serious traffic management and road safety considerations. It is also proposed to reduce the number of bus stops on the street which given the number of services that are using this road will be a counterproductive measure in that it will increase congestion around bus stops. Continue reading →