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Lidl wins authorized battle to open first ever in-store pub in Northern Eire

By Editorial Board Published January 29, 2025 3 Min Read
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Lidl wins authorized battle to open first ever in-store pub in Northern Eire

Lidl has been given approval by a Excessive Courtroom to open its first ever pub in Northern Eire.

The German grocery store chain will be capable to transfer ahead with the plan to open a bar inside its retailer in Dundonald, close to Belfast, after a decide dismissed an enchantment introduced by one other dealer.

Making the ruling on Monday, Mr Justice Colton stated he noticed “no good reason for refusing the application”.

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Lidl’s plan includes opening a pub which might seat round 45 clients in addition to an off-licence space, in line with courtroom information.

The pub would enable clients to purchase draft and bottled beer, wine, cider and spirits with the off-licence stocking merchandise usually out there on Lidl grocery store cabinets.

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The location in Dundonald. Pic: Google Maps

The grocery store initially secured planning permission for the pub in August 2020, nevertheless it was objected to by Philip Russell Ltd – which runs quite a few comfort shops throughout Northern Eire.

Philip Russell Ltd argued that Lidl had failed to ascertain that there was an insufficient variety of different licenced premises close to the location.

This can be a requirement of licencing legal guidelines in Northern Eire, which state that no new alcohol sale licences could be granted until one other one is surrendered.

It additionally stated Lidl’s software for an off-licence was an “impermissible attempt” to get across the Licencing (Northern Eire) Order 1996.

However Mr Justice Colton decided that Lidl had established the “inadequacy” of native pub choices.

He stated Lidl’s pub would change two pubs that have been beforehand within the space, and it will spend at the least £410,000 doing so.

He added that the pub could be situated close to transport and buying services and in an space that has a rising grownup inhabitants.

“I am satisfied that this is a bona fide application and that the applicant fully intends to operate the premises as a public on/off-licence,” Mr Justice Colton stated.

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