Crime
Stories, page 34
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Portobello Road Shop Denied Alcohol Sales During Carnival A Kensington and Chelsea Licensing Sub-Committee has denied a Portobello Road shop permission to sell alcohol during the Notting Hill Carnival, following objections from the...
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Police Object to Powis Square Carnival Alcohol Sales Police have objected to a temporary event notice (TEN) for the sale of alcohol at 50 Powis Square during the Notting Hill Carnival, citing concerns over crime, disorder, and...
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Police Object to Ladbroke Grove Carnival Alcohol Sales The Metropolitan Police have objected to a temporary event notice (TEN) for the sale of alcohol at a premises on Ladbroke Grove during the Notting Hill Carnival[^1]. The...
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Lambeth Council Grants Quick Stop Extended Alcohol Sales Hours Despite Objections, Subject to Conditions Lambeth Council Faces Objections Over Quick Stop's Alcohol Hour Extension
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Burger King's 5 AM License Sparks Concern in Earl's Court Earl's Court residents are worried about the potential impact of extended opening hours after a local Burger King was granted a 5 AM license, with concerns that other...
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Lambeth Residents Object to Jungle Bar License Over Noise, ASB Fears Residents living near a Brixton bar have voiced strong objections to a new premises licence application, citing concerns over potential noise, anti-social behaviour, and public...
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Newham Council to review Chai Kadai's premises licence Newham Council is scheduled to review the premises licence of Chai Kadai, located at 71 Plashet Road, Plaistow, London, E13 0QA. The review, prompted by concerns over illegal...
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Domino's Licence Sparks Traffic, Noise Fears in Chiswick Chiswick residents have voiced concerns over a Domino's Pizza branch's application for a premises licence to allow for late-night refreshment, citing potential increases in...
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Wandsworth Council Approves Permanent CCTV Monitoring Pilot Wandsworth Council has approved the continuation of its CCTV monitoring pilot project on a permanent basis, leveraging additional staffing resources to enhance active monitoring...
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New Malden Service Station Seeks 24/7 Alcohol Sales A New Malden service station has applied for a license to sell alcohol 24 hours a day, seven days a week, sparking concerns from local residents and councillors.
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Tacos MX Kingston Seeks Alcohol License Amid Resident Concerns A new Mexican restaurant, Tacos MX Kingston, is seeking a premises licence to sell alcohol at 4 Town End Parade, High Street. The application, submitted by TwoMexicans Ltd, was...
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Ealing Council to simplify licensing policy with focus on violence against women Ealing Council is set to renew its licensing policy with a focus on simplifying the process and addressing violence against women and girls (MVAWG). The decision was scheduled...
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Hillingdon Tightens Dog Walking Rules with New Public Spaces Protection Order Hillingdon Council is tightening its rules for dog walkers, with a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) coming into force on 1 May 2025. The updated order imposes several...
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Animal Welfare Reports on the Rise in Hillingdon Reports of animal welfare concerns are on the rise in Hillingdon, according to a recent meeting of the Residents' Services Select Committee. The increase is primarily driven by...
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Noise Concerns Halt Kingsland Nursery Event Hackney Council's Licensing Sub Committee D has blocked a planned event at Kingsland Nursery, citing concerns over potential noise nuisance and prevention of public nuisance to...
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Hackney's Late Night Levy Funds Police, Training, and Initiatives to Combat Violence Against Women and Girls Hackney's Late Night Levy (LNL) continues to fund vital services, including police, security training, and initiatives to combat violence against women and girls, according to...
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Croydon Council Increases Fly-tipping Fines to £1,000 Croydon Council has significantly increased the fines for fly-tipping, raising them to £1,000 in an effort to combat the persistent issue across the borough.
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Shop Faces Licence Review After Closure Order A shop in Kingsbury, London, faces a licence review after being issued a closure order by Brent Magistrates Court. The review report states that The premises has a record of...
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Bexley Council Approves New Licensing Policy for 2026-2031 Bexley Council has officially approved its new licensing policy, set to take effect from 7 January 2026, and remain in place until 6 January 2031. The decision was made at the...
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100 Wardour St. Gets Sunday Music Licence Despite Noise Fears Westminster City Council has granted 100 Wardour Street a variation to its premises licence, allowing live music on Sundays despite concerns from residents about potential noise...