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  1. Leyton Residents Clash Over Orient Lounge Licence Extension Leyton residents have voiced strong opinions regarding a request to extend the hours of operation for Orient Lounge, a Restaurant Lounge located at 389 High Road. The Waltham... Waltham Forest 17 July 2025
  2. Council Blocks Alcohol Sales From Tavistock Rd Flat During Carnival Kensington and Chelsea Council has blocked a resident's bid to sell alcohol from their flat on Tavistock Road during the Notting Hill Carnival in 2025, citing public safety and... Kensington and Chelsea 17 July 2025
  3. K&C Council Rejects Alcohol Sales at Trejos Tacos During Carnival Kensington and Chelsea Council has rejected a temporary event notice (TEN) application from Trejos Tacos, preventing the restaurant from selling alcohol during the Notting Hill... Kensington and Chelsea 17 July 2025
  4. Local Groups Positive Movement & Tale be Told Theatre in Spotlight at Bedfont and Feltham Area Forum Two local groups, Positive Movement and Tale be Told Theatre, were in the spotlight at the Bedfont and Feltham Area Forum meeting on Thursday, 10 July 2025. The forum serves as... Hounslow 16 July 2025
  5. Bedfont North Residents Petition for CCTV Amid Burglary Concerns Residents of Bedfont North are calling for the installation of CCTV cameras in their neighbourhood, citing an increase in burglaries and crime. While the specific percentage... Hounslow 16 July 2025
  6. Greenwich Youth Crime Rate Significantly Higher Than National Average; Targeted Interventions Needed Greenwich's youth crime rate remains significantly higher than the national average, according to a report considered by the Children and Young People Scrutiny Panel on 9 July... Greenwich 13 July 2025
  7. Serious Violence: Young People Overrepresented as Victims, Suspects Young people in Greenwich are disproportionately represented as both victims and suspects in serious violence cases, according to a report considered by the Children and Young... Greenwich 13 July 2025
  8. Southwark Council to Decriminalise Rough Sleeping and Appoint Rough Sleeper Coordinator Southwark Council is set to decriminalise rough sleeping, marking a significant shift in its approach to tackling homelessness in the borough. This move addresses the current... Southwark 13 July 2025
  9. Merton Council Still Pushing to Keep Police Stations Open Merton Council is continuing its efforts to maintain the presence of police stations within the borough, despite ongoing pressures on policing resources. Merton 13 July 2025
  10. E-bike Mandatory Parking Coming to Merton Merton Council has reached an agreement with e-bike operators Lime and Forest to introduce mandatory bay parking for e-bikes, aiming to reduce pavement obstruction and improve... Merton 13 July 2025
  11. Hounslow to Review 'Cumulative Impact Area' for Licenses Hounslow Council is set to review its Statement of Licensing Policy, including the potential retention, modification, or removal of the 'Cumulative Impact Area' (CIA) for... Hounslow 12 July 2025
  12. Hounslow Mulls Changes to Alcohol Licensing Policy Hounslow Council is considering changes to its alcohol licensing policy, potentially impacting businesses and residents across the borough. Hounslow 12 July 2025
  13. Sweet Tooth Cafe Faces Resident Objections Over Late-Night Noise Wandsworth's Licensing Sub-Committee is considering a contentious application from Sweet Tooth Cafe, located at 275 Upper Richmond Road, as residents voice strong objections to... Wandsworth 12 July 2025
  14. Sutton Crime Statistics Reviewed; Residents Encouraged to Report Incidents Sutton residents are encouraged to report all crimes to the police, as local crime statistics were reviewed at the Carshalton and Clockhouse Local Committee meeting on Tuesday,... Sutton 12 July 2025
  15. Sutton Launches Multi-Agency Panel for Adult Safeguarding Sutton Council is launching a new multi-agency panel in April 2025 to enhance adult safeguarding, aiming for clearer outcomes and better support for vulnerable residents. The... Sutton 12 July 2025
  16. Kingston Council Formally Recognises John Azar OBE Kingston Council has formally recognised John Azar OBE for his outstanding service to the borough, admitting him to the status of Honorary Freeman. Dr. Robin Hutchinson, MBE,... Kingston upon Thames 12 July 2025
  17. Papa John's bid for 5 AM opening faces resident backlash Hackney residents are voicing concerns over a Papa John's application to extend its late-night refreshment hours until 5 AM daily at its 32a Eastway location. The Hackney... Hackney 12 July 2025
  18. Haringey Extends Support for Prison Leavers Haringey Council is set to continue its commitment to supporting prison leavers by extending a key contract aimed at reducing re-offending rates and promoting community safety.... Haringey 12 July 2025
  19. Ealing Police to Increase Town Centre Operations This Summer to Combat Shoplifting and Other Crimes Ealing residents can expect to see an increased police presence in town centres this summer as the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) ramps up operations to combat shoplifting,... Ealing 12 July 2025
  20. Ealing Council's Safer Neighbourhood Board Addresses Funding Shortfall for Community Safety Projects Ealing Council's Safer Neighbourhood Board is facing a funding shortfall of over £6,000 for its proposed community safety projects. The Ealing Safer Neighbourhood Board (ENSB)... Ealing 12 July 2025