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Sutton Council granted Foodland an alcohol licence in March 2026, despite local objections.

Sutton Council's Licensing Sub-Committee granted Foodland, a convenience store at 702 London Road, North Cheam, a premises licence to sell alcohol for off-site consumption in March 2026. This decision allows sales between 8am and 11pm seven days a week.

The licence was approved despite objections from local residents and a nearby business owner. A report to the committee noted that a representative of Connect Foods UK Ltd stated alcohol sales would constitute around 5% of the store's overall trade, with a focus on world foods.

Key facts

  1. Foodland was granted a premises licence to sell alcohol by Sutton Council's Licensing Sub-Committee in March 2026. Source
  2. The licence permits alcohol sales for off-site consumption between 8am and 11pm seven days a week. Source
  3. Alcohol sales are estimated to be around 5% of Foodland's overall trade. Source
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