Plans for new Wolverhampton city centre pizza takeaway
Plans have been made to open a new pizza takeaway and delivery shop in Wolverhampton city centre.
West Bromwich-based Kimran Foods has submitted an application for a premises licence to council bosses to open Snappy Tomato Pizza in Worcester Street.
The company intends to sell hot food and soft drinks by collection or delivery through Just Eat and Uber Eats, but also hopes to offer the sale of alcohol and tobacco by delivery at a later date.
Designated premises supervisor Baljit Singh Batiya, who made the application, said CCTV would be installed at the premises and no large gatherings would be allowed.
In addition, he said the business would operate a Challenge 25 policy and the future delivery of any alcohol would require strict ID checks. No alcohol would be sold on the premises, he added.
Representations to the council have been made by the city council’s licensing authority, West Midlands Police and West Midlands Fire Authority. Mediation has taken place between several parties to agree necessary amendments to the application.
The council’s statutory licensing sub-committee is due to make a decision on the plans next Tuesday.
