Crime
Stories, page 31
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Kensington and Chelsea Council Scrutinizes Carnival Event Applications, Prioritizing Public Safety Kensington and Chelsea Council's Licensing Sub-Committee is scrutinising applications for temporary event notices (TENs) during the Notting Hill Carnival, highlighting the...
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Police Object to Bank Holiday Alcohol Sales at One Stop Caribbean Brent Police have objected to a temporary event notice (TEN) application from One Stop Caribbean, a restaurant located at 17-19 High Street, Harlesden, NW10 4NE, seeking to...
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Rex Rooms Seeks Late-Night Sunday Licence Amid Noise Concerns The Rex Rooms, a nightclub on King's Road, is seeking to extend its licence to include late-night Sunday operations, prompting concerns from some residents about potential noise...
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Shoreditch Venue Faces Objections Over Licence Application A Shoreditch venue is facing objections from local residents and authorities over its application for a premises licence. Curtain Call London Limited, operating as Spaces...
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The Green's Licence: Councillor Umeh Opposes QPR Matchday Alcohol Change Councillor Umeh of Shepherds Bush Green Ward has voiced her opposition to changes in the licensing conditions for The Green pub on Uxbridge Road, particularly concerning the...
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Shepherd's Bush Pub 'The Green' Seeks Licence Extension Amid Objections A Shepherd's Bush pub, 'The Green' located on Uxbridge Road, has applied for a variation to its premises licence, seeking extended hours and changes to existing conditions. The...
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The Green's Licence Bid: Residents Fear Noise, Supporters Cite Community A licensing application by The Stonegate Group on behalf of The Craft Union Pub Company Ltd for The Green pub on Uxbridge Road has sparked debate, with residents voicing...
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Two Notting Hill Carnival TENs Face Police and Noise Objections Over Safety Concerns Two temporary event notices (TENs) for events planned during the Notting Hill Carnival are facing objections from the Metropolitan Police and the Kensington and Chelsea Noise...
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Corinthian Casuals FC Licence Bid Faces Resident Objections Residents have raised concerns over a new premises licence application submitted by Corinthian Casuals Football Club, citing potential for increased noise, anti-social...
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Hammersmith Residents Fear Crime and Noise from Top's Pizza Licence Application Residents and local authorities are voicing concerns over a new premises licence application for Top's Pizza on Fulham Palace Road, citing potential increases in crime,...
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Police Object to New Off-Licence Amid Anti-Social Behaviour Concerns A new off-licence application for Swanscombe News on Swanscombe Road has met with objections from the Metropolitan Police, citing concerns over potential increases in crime and...
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Harrow Council to Implement New Safety Strategy to Combat Rise in Staff Assaults Harrow Council is set to implement a new health and safety strategy for 2025-2028, prioritising the reduction of assaults on staff, particularly in special educational needs and...
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Pizza Van Approved Near Church Despite Local Concerns A plan to place a mobile pizza van near a church in Kingston upon Thames has been approved, despite concerns from local residents and church representatives. One resident's...
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Haringey Council to Consult on New Licensing Policy Haringey Council is set to consult with the public on a new licensing policy aimed at shaping the borough's entertainment and night-time economy. The council aims to gather...
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Haringey Council Updates Good Neighbourhood Management Policy for Tenants and Leaseholders Haringey Council is updating its Good Neighbourhood Management Policy, which applies to all Haringey Council tenants and leaseholders. The council aims to ensure tenants and...
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Haringey Council Reviews Anti-Social Behaviour and Good Neighbourhood Management Policies Haringey Council is reviewing its approach to anti-social behaviour (ASB) with a focus on fairness, transparency, and resident involvement. The draft Anti-Social Behaviour...
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Harrow Struggles with Call Wait Times, Fly-Tipping, Highway Repairs Harrow residents are experiencing longer call wait times, persistent fly-tipping, and delays in highway repairs, according to the latest performance report. The Performance and...
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£14M Investment for Brent's Public Spaces Brent Council has approved a £14 million investment to improve public spaces across the borough, focusing on enhancements to footpaths, parks, CCTV, and street lighting. The...
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24-Hour McDonald's Plan Faces Police, Resident Objections Westminster's Licensing Sub-Committee is considering a proposal to allow a McDonald's restaurant at 155 Victoria Street to operate 24 hours a day, a move that has drawn...
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River Lea 'Post Boat' Licence Rejected Over Safety Concerns A licensing application for the 'Post Boat on the River' to sell alcohol and play recorded music on the River Lea has been rejected by Haringey Council, citing safety concerns...