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Controversy as plans to introduce alcohol sales and live music at tea gardens debated
Owners of Tuckton Tea Gardens say a permanent licence to sell alcohol and host live music would help secure the business’s future, while objectors fear it could turn the site into a “beer and live music venue” and increase disturbance for residents.
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