During his submissions to the Assembly, which is a division of the Royal Court that deals with licensing matters, Mr Crowcroft said that the Mulcaster Street/Liberation Square area struggled to cope at weekends due to the number of people who spill on to the streets in the early hours.
Speaking to the JEP, he said: ‘On Friday and Saturday nights, the policing of the streets is stretched to breaking point and to hand out more late night licences would be inappropriate. The States police licensing unit were in court and agreed with the views I was expressing.’
Full report in Wednesday’s JEP
