Green Playing Field, Rusper Road - New Premises Licence

Licensing Act 2003
Premises Licence Application
An application has been made by the following to
Crawley Borough Council as the Licensing Authority
for the area.
Name of applicant Russell Jacob on behalf of
Ifield Green Sports Association
To the Licensing Authority for the Borough of
Crawley for the GRANT, of a premises licence in
respect of: Name and address of premises:
Land at Ifield Green Playing Field, Rusper Road,
Ifield, Crawley, West Sussex, RH11 OHL
The application includes proposals to carry on the
following activities: Sell alcohol by retail
Provide regulated entertainment
Further information This application is for IFEST
2024, a bank holiday family fun day raising
money for local charities, taking place on
Sunday 25th August 2024 from 12:30-22:00. This
community event will be held on the Ifield Green
Playing Field, involding a range of live music
acts from 13:00 - 21:30, Irish dancing
performances, funfair games and small rides, a
host of local food vendors and an outdoor bar.
Whilst providing a platform for local musicians,
performers and small businesses, the main aim
of the event is to raise money for our chosen
charities: Outreach 3 Way, an Ifield-based
support service for people with learning
disabilities, and Crawley Open House, a support
hostel for those experiencing homelessness
and hardship.
The application can be viewed at the Licensing
Section, Crawley Borough Council, Town Hall, The
Boulevard, Crawley, RH10 1UZ, during normal
office hours.
Responsible authorities or any other person may
make representation in writing on or before, in
writing to the Team Leader, Health Safety and
Licensing, Crawley Borough Council, Town Hall,
The Boulevard, Crawley, RH10 1UZ.
The Full application can be view at the axove
offices by appointment only from Monday to Friday.
A summery is available on Crawley.gov.uk.
It is an offence to Knowingly or recklessly make a
false statement in connection with an application,
and the maximum fine for which a person is liable is
unlimited on summary conviction for the offence.