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The Castle Cafe (arrowed) is on the slipway leading down to the Castle Beach. Picture: Gareth Davies Photography The granting of a new alcohol licence means a popular, long-standing Tenby premises can develop a “cosy restaurant” in the evenings despite concerns from police and residents about anti-social behaviour in the area. The Dennis Cafe on Castle Beach has been run by the Lindsay family for 32 years, members of Pembrokeshire County Council licensing sub-committee heard yesterday (Tuesday, May 25), and it wanted to extend its business into the Castle Cafe across the slipway. Ebony Lindsay told the committee that there was talk of it being a bar, public house or nightclub, which was “very frustrating to us. Castle Cafe will be not be any of those.”
Picture: Pixabay Dyfed-Powys Police has concerns about plans for a licensed cafe on the slipway to Castle Beach, Tenby following increasing anti-social behaviour in the area. Members of Pembrokeshire County Council’s licensing committee will discuss an application for a premises licence for the Castle Cafe, made by the owner of the nearby Dennis Cafe, this week. Representations from Dyfed-Powys Police licensing officer Nigel Lewis highlight a “gradual increase in the failure to comply with social distancing; anti-social behaviour, bonfires; discarded broken glass and general waste thereby minimising the public confidence, for their safety, at this location” in the immediate vicinity recently.