Dr Cloud
Kingston upon Thames Council has granted an alcohol licence to Dr Cloud, a new shop in Chessington, despite resident concerns.
The Kingston upon Thames Licensing Sub-Committee approved an alcohol licence for Dr Cloud, a new shop in Chessington, on October 20, 2026. This decision permits the shop, located at Unit 4, Chessington North Railway Station, Bridge Road, to sell alcohol for off-premises consumption daily between 9 am and 11 pm.
Residents had raised concerns about the potential for increased crime, disorder, and public nuisance if the licence was granted. The Kingston upon Thames Licensing Sub-Committee considered these objections before making its decision on the application, which did not specify the types of alcohol that would be available for sale.
Key facts
- Dr Cloud was granted an alcohol licence by the Kingston upon Thames Licensing Sub-Committee on October 20, 2026. Source
- The licence permits Dr Cloud to sell alcohol for off-premises consumption from 9 am to 11 pm, seven days a week. Source
- Residents expressed concerns about potential increases in crime, disorder, and public nuisance related to the licence. Source
- Dr Cloud is located at Unit 4, Chessington North Railway Station, Bridge Road. Source
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