This seems to be an anomaly
Published:
12:40 PM April 26, 2007
Updated:
11:25 PM February 22, 2021
DO other readers find it an anomaly that the Barracuda pub (ex-Old Post Office) in Royston has been granted a late licence to 2am, despite being in a mainly residential area, while the Nu club – purpose-built for a late venue, and situated in a mainly c
DO other readers find it an anomaly that the Barracuda pub
(ex-Old Post Office) in Royston has been granted a late licence to 2am, despite being in a mainly residential area, while the Nu club - purpose-built for a late
venue, and situated in a mainly commercial situation - is not.
As a resident living near the Barracuda, we find the noise at weekends excessive - and likely to increase with the warmer weather.
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I would like to know the feelings of others.
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