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Controlling anti-social drinking in public places - Woodbridge

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Designated public place signListed below are the areas in Woodbridge which have been designated for the purposes of Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001.

In the designated areas the police have the power to require someone whose behaviour is deemed to be anti-social to stop drinking the alcohol, and if requested, hand over the drink. Failure to do so is an arrestable offence, with a potential fine of up to £500.

The order that applies is officially called the Alcohol Consumption in Designated Public Places (Woodbridge) Order (No1) 2007.

Map showing the designated areas in Woodbridge (new window PDF 571KB)

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The order applies to:

The River Deben Foreshore between Lime Kiln Quay and the track leading to the level crossing on the western side of Kingston Field, Kingston Farm Road, The Avenue, Station Road, Cumberland Street, Quay Street, Tide Mill Way, Ferry Quay, Quay Side, Crown Place, Doric Place, Brook Street, Hamblin Road, Lime Kiln Quay Road, Thoroughfare, Cumberland Mews, St Johns Street, Little St Johns Street, St Johns Terrace, St Johns Hill, Castle Street (including the Green), New Street, Church Street, Bakers Lane, Carmelite Place, Turn Lane, Ancient House Mews, Chapel Street, Theatre Street, Market Hill, Angel Lane to Bridewell Walk, Burkitt Road, Queens Head Lane, Drybridge Hill, Seckford Street, Old Barrack Road to Cemetery Lane, Portland Crescent between Cemetery Lane and Fen Meadow Walk, Bridgewood Road, Fen Meadow Walk, Elmhurst Park, Fen Meadow, Woodbridge Cemetery, Kingston Field, The Recreation Ground off The Avenue. All public car parks with access and egress from or onto any of the streets listed here. The churchyards of St Mary’s Church and St John’s Church.

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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