Norfolk Road - Application to Vary a Premises Licence

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO VARY A PREMISES LICENCE UNDER THE GAMBLING ACT 2005

Notice is hereby given that Genting Casinos UK Limited Genting Club Star City Birmingham B7 5SA are applying under section 187 of the Gambling Act 2005 to vary a converted casino premises licence issued under that Act. The application relates to the following premises: Genting Casino Edgbaston, 1/2 Norfolk Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 3PS. 

The application is to vary the licence as follows: This variation application is for approval of revised premises licence plans reflecting proposed changes to the designated areas licensed for the provision of gambling and non-gambling facilities across the ground and first floors of the premises. 

The new premises licence plans specify the designated Table Gaming Areas and Other Gambling Areas to enable the casino to operate asan extended Converted Casino Premises as more particularly detailed in this application and the accompanying Premises Licence Plans. 

This application is also for the removal of the default condition as to hours, to permit the casino to providing gambling facilities for up to24 hours a day every day. 

The application has been made to Birmingham City Council, General Licensing Regulation& Enforcement, P.O. Box 17831, Birmingham, B2 2HJ.Website: https://www.birmingham.gov.uk/Information about the application is available from the licensing authority, including the arrangements for viewing the details of the application. 

Any of the following persons may make representations in writing to the licensing authority about the application: A person who lives sufficiently close to the premises to be likely to be affected by the authorized activities. 

A person who has business interests that might be affected by the authorized activities. 

A person who represents someone in any of the above two categories. 

Any representations must be made by the following date: 16th September 2025

It is an offence under section 342 of the Gambling Act 2005if a person, without reasonable excuse, gives to a licensing authority for a purpose connected with that Act information which is false or misleading.