Crime
Stories, page 37
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Redbridge Police Report Mixed Crime Stats: Shoplifting Up, Robbery and Violence Down Redbridge has seen a mixed bag of crime statistics, with shoplifting showing a notable increase, according to a recent report presented to the Redbridge Council External...
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Redbridge Youth Council to Host Police Football Match to Foster Community Relations Redbridge Youth Council is planning a football match between young people and the police to foster positive relationships within the community.
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New Adult Gaming Centre Proposed for Southwark Park Road Southwark Council is considering a proposal for a new adult gaming centre on Southwark Park Road. Luxury Leisure has applied for a premises licence under the Gambling Act 2005...
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Merton Council to Question Police Commander on Crime and Policing Merton Council's Overview and Scrutiny Committee is set to question the Borough Commander about crime and policing in the borough. The meeting, scheduled for 2 July 2025, aims...
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Portobello Road Residents Concerned About Noise From Freshley Made LTD License Application Residents in the Portobello Road area have voiced concerns over a new premises licence application that could lead to increased noise and disturbance. The Kensington and Chelsea...
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Tower Hamlets Licensing Sub-Committee Considers Extension of Decision Deadlines and New Premises Licences Tower Hamlets Council's Licensing Sub-Committee convened on Tuesday to address a request for extending decision deadlines, alongside considering applications for new premises...
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Police Object to Alcohol Sales at Westbourne Park Rd Carnival Event A Kensington and Chelsea Council sub-committee is considering a police objection to a temporary event notice (TEN) for the sale of alcohol at 198 Westbourne Park Road during the...
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Three Crowns Pub faces noise complaints over late hours bid The Three Crowns Public House is facing objections from local residents as it seeks to extend its opening hours on Fridays and Saturdays until 01:00. The application, submitted...
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K&C Denies Carnival Alcohol Sales at Colville Square Flat A Kensington and Chelsea (K&C) licensing sub-committee has denied a temporary event notice (TEN) application for the sale of alcohol from a flat in Colville Square during the...
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Police object to Strand News licence transfer A Westminster Council licensing sub-committee has adjourned a decision on the transfer of the premises licence for Strand News, located at 145 Strand, after objections from the...
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Police Object to Notting Hill Carnival Alcohol Sales at Flat A Notting Hill Carnival party faces potential restrictions after police raised concerns about a temporary event notice (TEN) for alcohol sales at a flat on the parade route.
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Police Report Crime Drop, Facial Recog. Nets Arrests Barking and Dagenham has seen a drop in overall crime, with arrests made using live facial recognition technology, according to a recent Metropolitan Police update given to the...
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Cally Local Faces Licence Revocation Over Illicit Goods Islington's Licensing Sub Committee A is considering revoking the licence of Cally Local, a shop on Caledonian Road, after illicit goods were discovered on the premises.
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Fabwick Faces Licence Review After Noise Complaints, Breaches A Tower Hamlets bar and restaurant, Fabwick, is facing a licence review following numerous noise complaints and alleged breaches of its existing licence conditions. The...
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Waltham Forest Housing Compact Improves Safety Waltham Forest's Housing Compact is showing promising results in enhancing safety and living conditions for social housing tenants across the borough. The Housing Compact takes...
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K&C Committee to Investigate Rising Evictions for ASB Kensington and Chelsea Council's Housing & Communities Select Committee is set to investigate a rise in evictions related to antisocial behaviour (ASB). The committee reviewed...
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Camden Council to use social media to fight fraud Camden Council is set to bolster its fraud detection efforts by incorporating social media into its investigative toolkit, according to reports presented at the Audit and...
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Feast Express Licence in Doubt After Test Purchase Failures Tower Hamlets Council is considering the fate of Feast Express's licence after repeated failures to comply with regulations, including test purchases of hot food made after hours.
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Ilford Pub Faces Objections Over Late-Night Licence Bid An Ilford pub's bid for a late-night licence is facing strong opposition from local authorities and residents, raising concerns about crime, public safety, and potential...
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Tooting Market Wine Bar Faces Noise Concerns Over Outdoor Seating A wine bar in Tooting Market is facing scrutiny over noise concerns stemming from its outdoor seating area. The Wandsworth Council Licensing Sub-Committee met on Tuesday, 01...