The idea of a community café in a Norfolk town serving alcohol to its lunchtime customers might not seem particularly controversial.
But for one anonymous neighbour, the prospect of people wining and dining at the Dial House Café in Downham Market is a step too far.
It has applied for permission to serve alcohol between noon and 4pm, Monday to Sunday.
Yet in a letter of objection, the upset local claims to fear customers could become rowdy and noisy if the bid goes ahead.
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The objector also fears the license could lead to their children being exposed to inappropriate and anti-social behaviour.
They also suggest that more customers may visit, posing traffic safety issues in the residential area.
However, owner Yosita Nongna insists the small family business will operate appropriately and has created a management plan to ensure public nuisance is kept to a minimum.
Staff will also be trained to ensure customers are not served when they are too intoxicated and a CCTV system will be in operation for extra security.
Councillors will meet on Friday, December 6 to decide whether or not to grant the licence.
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