In August 2008, following consultation with the local town and
parish councils, the police and public, Suffolk Coastal introduced
Designated Public Place Orders in parts of Wickham Market,
Saxmundham and Kelsale-cum-Carlton, restricting the drinking of
alcohol in public places.
The orders came into force on 18 August 2008.
Maps and details of the areas covered by the orders are given
below.
Wickham Market
The order that applies is officially called the Alcohol
Consumption in Designated Public Places (Wickham Market) Order
(No.1) 2008.
The order applies to:
The Hill, Dallinghoo Road up to No. 3, the car park, the playing
field including the bowling green, skateboard park, playground, the
car park and access road to the High Street. The High Street
between No 61 and the Hill, The War Memorial car park and public
areas around the Medical Centre, Resource Centre and Richard Kitson
Court. Chapel Lane up to Mill Lane. The access to All Saints Church
and its churchyard, Crown Lane and the High Street between the Hill
and No 91.
Map of the designated areas in Wickham Market
(new window PDF 251KB).
Saxmundham
The order that applies is officially called the Alcohol
Consumption in Designated Public Places (Saxmundham) Order (No.1)
2008.
The order applies to:
Church Hill from Manor Gardens, Church Road, Chantry Road,
Chantry Road Play Area, Mill Road, Rendham Road, to the junction
with Brook Farm Road, Haywards Mews, Fromus Square, High Street,
North Entrance up to and including Lambsale Meadow, Harpers Lane,
Fairfield Road, St. Johns Road, Chapel Road, Albion Street, New
Cut, Station Approach, Market Place including the car park,
Somerfield supermarket car park, and Street Farm Road.
The War Memorial Playing Field and Play Area. Seaman Avenue and
the footpath between Mill Road and Seaman Avenue.
The footpath between Harpers Lane and Henley Close, Henley
Close, the footpath between Henley Close and Brook Farm Road, and
between Fairfield Road and Henley Close.
Brook Farm Road between Dove Close and Ashfords Close, Carlton
Park Sports and Recreation Club. The open space at the rear
of Ashfords Close and Tennyson Road.
Map of the designated areas in Saxmundham (new
window PDF 495KB)
Kelsale-cum-Carlton
The order that applies is officially called the Alcohol
Consumption in Designated Public Places (Kelsale-cum-Carlton) Order
(No.1) 2008.
The order applies to:
The Churchyards at St Mary and St Peter, Kelsale, and St Peter
Carlton. The Bus shelters located on B1121 opposite Beaumont
Cottages. Kelsale Recreation Ground including the Play Area.
Carlton Green including the Play Area. The two open space play
areas in Beaumont Cottages. Kelsale Village Centre Car Park, and
Bridge Street from the car park to the Old Forge, Kelsale.
Map of the designated areas in
Kelsale-cum-Carlton (new window PDF 205KB)
It should be noted that the order only relates to public places
but not to:
- Any premises to which a premises licence or a club premises
certificate under the Licensing Act 2003 applies or the curtilage
thereof;
- Any premises which by virtue of Part 5 of the Licensing Act
2003 may for the time being be used for the supply of alcohol or
could have been so used within the last twenty minutes;
- Any place where facilities relating to the sale or consumption
of alcohol are permitted under Section 115 E Highways Act
1980.
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