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Nisa Extra store in Ribbleton faces another licence review
Posted on - 14th January, 2015 - 4:00pm | Author - Ed Walker | Posted in - Crime, Preston News, Ribbleton
The Nisa Extra store
A convenience store in Preston faces a review of its licence.
AdvertisementNisa Extra on Miller Road, Ribbleton, has been called in to review whether it can continue to sell alcohol.
The store faced a previous attempt to revoke its licence in early 2014, when Lancashire Police requested the review after a number of issues at the store.
Preston City Council’s licensing committee is calling for any comments to be submitted by Wednesday 4 February to licensing@preston.gov.uk
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