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Sprit Group Drinking in Last Chance Saloon at Sheldon Inn

A bit of a mixed metaphor I suppose.

I was pleased that the Spirit Group withdraw their application for an extension of hours at the Sheldon Inn which has in recent years caused major problems. Regardless of the efforts of the manager and his wife the fact is that the Spirit group make it difficult to maintain order.

It would have helped if they had given some notice of withdrawing the application as I had to get permission from the Whips to atttend this rather than The House, Cllr Sue Anderson also had to take time out as did local residents.

We all warned them that they may see the pub shut down unless they move very quickly to sort things out.

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