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Fusion Bar, St Thomas Street - Application for Premises Licence

YO11 1DUPublished 06/08/26
Scarborough News • 

What is proposed?

Licensing Act 2003

Fusion Bar applied for extended hours for alcohol sales, opening hours and the playing of recorded music.
The bar on St Thomas St, YO11 1DU has applied to vary its opening hours and playing of recorded music Sunday to Thursday to 2am, along with alcohol sales on the same days till 1:30am. Fridays & Saturday's have also been applied to be changed with opening hours and the playing of recorded music to 3am with alcohol sales till 2:30am.
Additionally the venue is also seeking to remove 2 conditions in the current licence in relation to children.
The application was made to North Yorkshire Councils licensing services by JPH Venues LTD and is open to public representations.
Members of the public can contact the council with comments until 20th August 2026.
Representations regarding the application can be sent in writing to North Yorkshire Council Licensing Services, Town Hall, St Nicholas Street or by email to

licensing.sca@northyorks.gov.uk.

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