The Go Local on Green Lane in Yeadon also wants to sell refreshments until 5am
Go Local, on Green Lane, Yeadon, has applied to extend its premises licence, which currently allows alcohol sales until 11pm Monday-Saturday and 10.30pm on Sundays. The application also seeks permission for late night refreshment until 5am.
Read More: Leeds primary school defends 'drastic' decision to get guard dog despite parent's concerns Their objection letter said: “The trustees have a legal obligation under their charitable status to protect the interest of their residents and provide them with a safe and secure area to live.” They include a hatch being used to serve customers between 11pm and 6am. CCTV would be checked regularly and an incident register kept at the premises.
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