Roger Posted April 7, 2016 Report Posted April 7, 2016 This premises is applying for a booze licence ..... Application Hours applied for are 0800 - 2200 7 days a week ..... Address is 22 Eign Gate .... Quote
Paul Jones Posted April 9, 2016 Report Posted April 9, 2016 These are the same owners as Biedronka and Zabka! This woman has small shares from my understanding, so they are using her to obtain the licence. I hope that the council see through this and it is refused! How does one go about objecting to this? Quote
Ubique Posted April 9, 2016 Report Posted April 9, 2016 Not sure if the Council have powers to insist that the shop name is changed , unless of course the new proposed licensee is Polish " Quote
Mick Posted April 9, 2016 Report Posted April 9, 2016 Not sure if the Council have powers to insist that the shop name is changed , unless of course the new proposed licensee is Polish " No but they can refuse to give yet another licence waiting to be abused. The name of the shop has nothing to do with the licence application, it is more about who owns the stores and I think you will find the owners are still Mr Zardashit Karem Salh, he has just enrolled a new business partner to front the application. The name used in the case is legit national company in Poland. Kubus is a branded carrot juice in Poland, they have even stolen the logo! Quote
Roger Posted April 9, 2016 Author Report Posted April 9, 2016 I think you will find the owners are still Mr Zardashit Karem Salh, he has just enrolled a new business partner to front the application. The applicant here is Agnieszka Gizak which sounds Polish to me. Wouldn't it be a bit strange for her to team up with Kurds? Anyhow ..... HSklep Ltd. changed it's trading address from Office 2, 13 Wilson Chambers Hereford to 22, Eign Gate, Hereford on 10.02.16. This is the Kubus shop. Zabka is No.16 Eign Gate. Quote
Colin James Posted April 9, 2016 Report Posted April 9, 2016 The applicant here is Agnieszka Gizak which sounds Polish to me. Wouldn't it be a bit strange for her to team up with Kurds? Anyhow ..... HSklep Ltd. changed it's trading address from Office 2, 13 Wilson Chambers Hereford to 22, Eign Gate, Hereford on 10.02.16. This is the Kubus shop. Zabka is No.16 Eign Gate. Roger, we know this girl personally and yes she is Polish and has purchased some shares in this business recently, so Mick is correct and yes we think it is a bit of an odd set up too as do many others. As far as I am aware, they already sell alcohol here so slightly confused over the application. Kabus, Biedronka and Zabka are all owned by the same people, (Kurds) with the added convenient new business partner at Kubus. Quote
Roger Posted April 9, 2016 Author Report Posted April 9, 2016 Kabus, Biedronka and Zabka are all owned by the same people, (Kurds) with the added convenient new business partner at Kubus. We are back to where we were before. Ms. Gizak is probably clean as a whistle on UK records. As was Mr. Sahl until his recent run in. What will happen if a connection between the new applicant and the old Zabka regime is presented at the hearing? It was tried last time and was rejected ~ presumably as Mr. Sahl had no record. The booze licence must lead to a projected decent revenue return as it would't attract an application otherwise. The returns on dodgy tobacco must be higher tho as why risk the booze licence? It's probably just a risk/return juggling act with all these shops. Quote
Colin James Posted April 9, 2016 Report Posted April 9, 2016 We are back to where we were before. Ms. Gizak is probably clean as a whistle on UK records. As was Mr. Sahl until his recent run in. What will happen if a connection between the new applicant and the old Zabka regime is presented at the hearing? It was tried last time and was rejected ~ presumably as Mr. Sahl had no record. The booze licence must lead to a projected decent revenue return as it would't attract an application otherwise. The returns on dodgy tobacco must be higher tho as why risk the booze licence? It's probably just a risk/return juggling act with all these shops. Yes she is and I agree with you, lets see if the council see through this on this application, otherwise we are back to square one. Quote
Bilbobobby Posted April 12, 2016 Report Posted April 12, 2016 The application is still within the 28 day consultation period. So if anyone has any representations for or against the application and based on the licensing objectives they can submit them direct to the licensing authority Additionally if anyone has evidence or information about illegal activities with regards to counterfeit/illegal alcohol or tobacco sales at any shop or private premises - licensed or otherwise- they can report it to the council Trading Standards, the police or to Crimestoppers. Quote
Roger Posted April 13, 2016 Author Report Posted April 13, 2016 So if anyone has any representations for or against the application and based on the licensing objectives they can submit them direct to the licensing authority That is the Corporate spiel being generated. The shortcut is to post the stuff on here ~ which the people you mention will feel obliged to read anyway out of curiosity. If they can't be bothered then it's their loss. Quote
Bill Thomas Posted April 14, 2016 Report Posted April 14, 2016 Surely, they can see though this application? If they have this licence granted its a pisstake, I also thinks its a pisstake them applying in the first place. Quote
Bilbobobby Posted April 14, 2016 Report Posted April 14, 2016 Corporate spiel my axxxs Where's the public duty of reporting information of crimes and who did it. Gossip on a social media site is not evidence and may just be that pure gossip without foundation Quote
Steve Major Posted April 14, 2016 Report Posted April 14, 2016 Corporate spiel my axxxs Where's the public duty of reporting information of crimes and who did it. Gossip on a social media site is not evidence and may just be that pure gossip without foundation You know how difficult it is to prove they are selling dodgy fags and stuff but they still continue! So all they have to do then each time their licence for booze (which is their main income no doubt hence why they dot won't to loose it) is revoked or they end up in court, is change the business owner and start all over again? Quote
Bill Thomas Posted September 6, 2016 Report Posted September 6, 2016 Any update on this application? Quote
Denise Lloyd Posted December 1, 2018 Report Posted December 1, 2018 Radio 4 this morning https://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/play/m0001cv9 Stick to listening to it Quote
H.Wilson Posted December 1, 2018 Report Posted December 1, 2018 2 hours ago, Denise Lloyd said: Radio 4 this morning https://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/play/m0001cv9 Stick to listening to it Struggling to listen to this without registering but what does this have to do with this particular application? Quote
Denise Lloyd Posted December 1, 2018 Report Posted December 1, 2018 Listen all the way through or fast forward 20 minutes Quote
megilleland Posted December 1, 2018 Report Posted December 1, 2018 Having listened to the article I am not surprised in the least. Interesting how the locals say the area has changed and the inability to stop the counterfeit trade due to bad legislation. However in the same area - The Daily Express 30th November 2018 £76m lottery winner has 48 hours to claim prize THE search for the winner of a £76million lottery jackpot intensified last night as the deadline for claiming on a missing ticket approaches. The winning ticket was bought in Lincolnshire - in seaside resort Skegness or market town Boston - and the £76,369,806 sum is the largest ever unclaimed prize. The winner will be able to buy plenty of counterfeit cigarettes (only £3.50 a packet) and open a chain of outlets to distribute them. Quote
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