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Alcohol licence application submitted for shop that launched Bath’s Always Sunday brand

An application has been made to grant a premises licence to Walcot Convenience Store, located at 132A Walcot Street, Bath, the original site where the popular Bath homewares brand Always Sunday first opened its doors.

The application seeks permission to sell alcohol for consumption off the premises between 7am and 10pm every day. This move would formalise the sale of takeaway alcohol at the store, according to a public notice dated 3 September 2026.

Ms Shivani Salveru is the applicant seeking approval from Bath & North East Somerset Council under the Licensing Act 2003. Details of the application can be inspected via the council’s licensing register or in person at Licensing Services, Lewis House, Manvers Street, Bath.

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Members of the public, responsible authorities, and other interested parties have until 21 September 2026 to submit written representations. Comments should address the licensing objectives, including prevention of crime and disorder, public safety, prevention of public nuisance, and protection of children from harm.

Those wishing to raise concerns are encouraged to provide relevant evidence and suggest any conditions they believe necessary. Any representations received may be discussed at an open hearing if required. False statements in relation to a licence application carry unlimited fines upon conviction.

If no relevant objections are received, the licence may be granted under delegated powers. Otherwise, a licensing sub-committee may hold a hearing to decide the outcome, which could be to grant, refuse, or grant the licence with conditions.

The application covers off-sales only; there is no provision for alcohol consumption on-site. The licensing process carefully considers potential impacts on local residents and businesses, including noise and late-night disturbances.

For further information or to submit representations, contact Bath & North East Somerset Council’s licensing team with your name, address, and details of your concerns relating to the licensing objectives.

This development signals a new chapter for the premises that gave rise to a well-known local brand, potentially enhancing the convenience options available in the Walcot Street area.