Crime
Stories, page 22
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Earl's Court McDonald's Seeks 24-Hour Licence Amid Objections A McDonald's in Earl's Court is seeking to extend its operating hours to 24 hours a day, a move that has sparked significant opposition from local residents and community...
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Redbridge Council to Tackle Abuse of Frontline Workers Redbridge Council is set to reinforce its commitment to protecting frontline workers – who deliver over 200 services from adult social care to parking enforcement and waste...
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Kingston Council Considers New Malden High St Cycle Parking Amid Theft Concerns Kingston Council is considering adding secure cycle parking to New Malden High Street and Coombe Road following concerns raised about bike theft.
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Bermondsey Arts Club License Under Review by Southwark Council Southwark Council's Licensing Sub-Committee convened on Thursday, November 20, 2025, to review the license for Bermondsey Arts Club, located at 102A Tower Bridge Road, London...
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Grange Park Residents to Grill Councillors at Open Forum Grange Park residents are invited to attend the upcoming Grange Park Ward Forum to directly address their local councillors. The forum is scheduled for Tuesday, 18 November...
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Waltham Forest VAWG Services Secure Funding Until 2027 Waltham Forest's Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) specialist services have secured funding until 2027, ensuring continued support for survivors of abuse. Funding for...
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Mornington Grove residents petition Tower Hamlets Council over safety concerns related to ghost kitchens and increased traffic Residents of Mornington Grove have petitioned Tower Hamlets Council, expressing concerns about escalating disruption and safety issues on their street. The matter was raised...
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H&F Council Employs Co-Production to Combat Violence Against Women and Girls Hammersmith and Fulham Council is doubling down on its commitment to tackling Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) by embedding co-production into its core strategies. This...
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Bellevue Rd coffee shop seeks late license, residents object Wandsworth residents are voicing concerns over a Bellevue Road coffee shop's application for a late-night licence, citing potential noise and disruption.
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Wandsworth Council Forms Specialist Team to Tackle Honour-Based Abuse Wandsworth Council is strengthening its approach to honour-based abuse (HBA) by establishing a specialist team and enhancing support services for victims. This initiative aims...
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Barnet Considers Borough-Wide Pigeon Feeding Ban Barnet Council is considering implementing a borough-wide ban on pigeon feeding in public spaces, as part of a broader effort to address anti-social behaviour and improve the...
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Westminster Plans £150k Spend to Tackle North Paddington Violence Westminster Council is set to invest £150,000 in a series of initiatives designed to combat violence in North Paddington, following recommendations from the North Paddington...
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Fly-tipping Incidents Rise in Haringey, Council Seeks Solutions Haringey Council is facing an increase in fly-tipping incidents, prompting a search for effective solutions. During the Quarter 1 2025/26 Performance Update, the Director of...
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Lewisham Council Reviews Fraud and Corruption Prevention Efforts, Cites Increased Effectiveness of Anti-Fraud Team Lewisham Council is actively reviewing its strategies to combat fraud and corruption, as highlighted in the recent Audit and Risk Committee meeting on 11 November 2025.
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Dingwalls Licence Under Review After Police Raise Concerns Camden Council's Licensing Panel A is reviewing the licence for Dingwalls, a venue in Camden Lock Place, after concerns were raised by the police relating to the prevention of...
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Hackney Council Enhances Night Safety with Outreach Stations and Increased Training Hackney Council is enhancing night safety in the borough through several initiatives funded in part by the Late Night Levy, which is overseen by the Late Night Levy Board. These...
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Westminster Council Stands Against Far-Right Extremism Westminster City Council has reaffirmed its commitment to tackling racism, discrimination, and far-right extremism, vowing to create a more inclusive community. The council...
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Lambeth Police Seek Revocation of Aquarium Tapas Bar's License Lambeth Police are seeking the revocation of Aquarium Tapas Bar's license, citing multiple breaches of licensing objectives. The Metropolitan Police have raised concerns that...
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"A Plaice for Lost Soles" faces noise concerns. Hackney's Licensing Sub Committee C is set to review a licensing application for A Plaice for Lost Soles, a new restaurant at 379-380 Mentmore Terrace, amid concerns from local...
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Harlesden High Street Anti-Social Behaviour Addressed Anti-social behaviour on Harlesden High Street is being addressed through targeted police operations and community initiatives, Brent Council has confirmed.