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  1. Greenwich Council Debates Zero-Tolerance Approach to Anti-Social Tenants, Defers Amended Motion Greenwich Council has debated a motion to take a zero-tolerance approach to anti-social tenants, including eviction for those who disrupt their communities. Greenwich 2 November 2025
  2. Eastcote Lane Businesses Raise Anti-Social Behaviour Concerns Businesses along Eastcote Lane in Harrow have voiced serious concerns regarding escalating anti-social behaviour impacting their establishments, staff, customers, and the wider... Harrow 2 November 2025
  3. Harrow Awards CCTV Contract to DSSL Ltd Harrow Council has awarded a contract to DSSL Ltd for the provision and maintenance of the borough's public space video surveillance systems (VSS). The decision was made at a... Harrow 2 November 2025
  4. Kings Road Cafe Licence Decision Delayed After Resident Concerns A decision on a new premises licence for Moochies Cafe on Kings Road has been delayed following a meeting of Kensington and Chelsea's Licensing Sub-Committee. The cafe, located... Kensington and Chelsea 1 November 2025
  5. Raynes Park Residents Fight Bakehouse Alcohol Licence Residents of Raynes Park are voicing strong opposition to a new premises licence application by Lockdown Bakehouse, located at 82 Durham Road. The application seeks permission... Merton 1 November 2025
  6. Haringey to launch Cuckooing Panel to tackle drug exploitation Haringey Council is set to launch a Cuckooing Panel, a multi-agency initiative designed to combat drug exploitation in the borough. The panel aims to safeguard vulnerable... Haringey 28 October 2025
  7. Grand Empire Faces Objections to Extended Hours Licence Plans for the Grand Empire, a multi-room events space, lounge bar, and restaurant on Rushey Green, to extend its licensing hours have met with objections from local authorities... Lewisham 28 October 2025
  8. Lillie Road Shop Faces Licence Review After Underage Sales A Hammersmith and Fulham shop is facing a licence review after allegations of selling alcohol and vapes to underage teenagers. Best Quality Food and Wine, located at 333-335... Hammersmith and Fulham 28 October 2025
  9. Wandsworth Council Motion on Crime and Housing Fails Amidst Heated Debate Wandsworth Council's recent meeting saw heated debates on crime and housing, but a motion highlighting these issues ultimately failed to pass. Wandsworth 28 October 2025
  10. Hounslow Council Approves PSPO for Montague Road Car Park to Combat Antisocial Behavior Hounslow Council has approved a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) for the Montague Road West car park in an effort to combat antisocial behaviour that has plagued the area... Hounslow 28 October 2025
  11. Haringey escalates efforts to combat antisemitic graffiti in Markfield Park, seeks sustainable solution through Partnership Problem Solving Group Haringey Council is intensifying its efforts to combat antisemitic graffiti in Markfield Park by escalating the issue to the Partnership Problem Solving Group (PPSG), seeking a... Haringey 28 October 2025
  12. Wandsworth Council Backs Diversity, Rejects Antisemitism Amendment Wandsworth Council has endorsed a motion embracing diversity and defending democracy, while rejecting an amendment that specifically highlighted the rise in antisemitism. The... Wandsworth 28 October 2025
  13. Lavender Hill Police Station Front Desk to Remain Open Following Community Campaign Following a community campaign, the front desk at Lavender Hill Police Station will remain open, Wandsworth Council has confirmed. However, opening hours will be reduced to 12... Wandsworth 28 October 2025
  14. Wandsworth Extends Public Space Protection Order Wandsworth Council has extended its Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) to address anti-social behaviour and introduce new measures for dog control across the borough.... Wandsworth 28 October 2025
  15. Haringey secures £5k for outreach to sex workers in Fore Street Haringey Council has secured £5,000 from the Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) to enhance outreach support for women engaged in on-street sex work in the Fore Street area following... Haringey 28 October 2025
  16. Costcutter Licence Transfer Blocked Amid Illegal Worker Concerns Barking and Dagenham Council's Licensing Sub-Committee has postponed a decision on the transfer of a premises licence for Garip Superstore T/A Costcutter, located at 14-20 Farr... Barking and Dagenham 25 October 2025
  17. Gunnersbury Park Noise Review Promised Ealing Council has promised a review of noise levels emanating from events held in Gunnersbury Park, following complaints from residents. The commitment was made during a... Ealing 25 October 2025
  18. Barnet Council to Support Jewish Community Safety Barnet Council has pledged its support to ensure the safety and well-being of its Jewish community following a recent terrorist attack. During a council meeting on Tuesday, 21... Barnet 25 October 2025
  19. Barnet Council to Keep Hostage Posters Up, Requires Further Community Engagement Before Removal Barnet Council has voted to maintain its policy of not removing posters and ribbons related to hostages taken during the Yom Kippur terrorist attack until all those taken have... Barnet 25 October 2025
  20. Cricklewood Overparking Addressed by Police and Council Police and Barnet Council are collaborating to tackle overparking issues in Cricklewood, with successful operations already conducted in Cricklewood, High Barnet, and West Hendon. Barnet 25 October 2025