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The Daily Brief · Cornwall Political Watch

Wednesday, 5 August 2026 · 3 items

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Licensing sub-committee rejects EatTok3 street food licence after Newquay complaints

Cornwall Council's licensing sub-committee convened and rejected a premises licence for EatTok3 street food yard in Newquay following 20 complaints. The decision sided with residents who opposed the venue, described as a 'daytime nightclub' in the wrong location.

cornwalllive.com

Street food yard in Newquay slammed as 'daytime nightclub' in wrong location - Cornwall Live

Cornwall Council's licensing sub-committee sided with residents opposing a premises licence for EatTok3 street food yard in Newquay after 20 complaints.

Why it matters: Sets precedent for how the council balances commercial premises against resident opposition in tourist areas.

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