Potential new live music venue coming to Bexleyheath

Charlotte Anderson

6 May 2024 at 0:00 am·1-min read

Eagles AK Limited has applied for an alcohol and entertainment licence for 310 Broadway

A potential new live music venue in Bexleyheath has applied for a licence to sell alcohol and provide entertainment.

Eagles AK Limited has submitted an application to Bexley Council for a premises licence, with hopes to transform 310 Broadway, Bexleyheath, into a hub for music and dancing.

Eagles AK Limited hopes to sell alcohol for consumption on-site, alongside providing "regulated entertainment", including live and recorded music, and dancing.

The proposed venue also plans to offer late-night refreshments.

News Shopper: 310 Broadway has been boarded up for several years

310 Broadway has been boarded up for several years (Image: Google Maps)

Under this new licence, the venue is set to operate from 11am to 11.30pm from Sunday to Thursday, with drinks and entertainment until 11pm.

On Fridays and Saturdays, hours will be extended until 12.30am, with alcohol sale allowed until midnight.

This application was revealed on the Public Notice Portal on April 17.

Interested individuals or authorities can submit representations in writing about the application until May 15 to Licensing Partnership, P.O. Box 182, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN13 1GP or email at licensing@sevenoaks.gov.uk.

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