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  1. Verbal Abuse Incidents Up in Lewisham Council Locations Lewisham Council has seen a rise in reported incidents of verbal abuse and threatening behaviour across its locations, according to a recent Corporate Health & Safety Board... Lewisham 2 July 2025
  2. Fulham FC Training Ground Seeks Alcohol Licence Amid Objections Fulham Football Club's training ground in Motspur Park is seeking a new premises licence to sell alcohol, but the application has faced objections from local residents. Kingston upon Thames 2 July 2025
  3. Tolworth Fast Food Shop Seeks Late-Night Delivery Licence A Tolworth fast food shop is seeking permission to provide late-night deliveries, according to documents considered by the Kingston upon Thames Licensing Sub-Committee on... Kingston upon Thames 2 July 2025
  4. Croydon's Youth Justice Plan Focuses on 'Child First' Approach Croydon's Youth Justice Service is reinforcing its 'Child First' approach to prevent and reduce offending behaviour among young people aged 10-18. This commitment was a key... Croydon 2 July 2025
  5. Damsel Licence Change Sparks Police Concerns Over Crime Hackney Police have raised concerns over a proposed licence variation for Damsel, a venue on Kingsland Road, citing worries about potential increases in crime and disorder,... Hackney 1 July 2025
  6. Turkish Coffee House Licence Bid Raises Gaming Machine Concerns A licensing application for Duzce Traditional Turkish Coffee House on Stoke Newington Road has sparked concerns over potential illegal gaming machines and public safety. The... Hackney 1 July 2025
  7. K&C Refuses Pig & Whistle Carnival License Over Noise Concerns The Pig & Whistle pub in Notting Dale has been refused a license for its planned Notting Hill Carnival event due to concerns about noise and public nuisance. Kensington and... Kensington and Chelsea 27 June 2025
  8. Nisa Local Granted Alcohol License Despite Past Revocation Nisa Local has been granted an alcohol license for its premises at 250 St Johns Way, N19 3RJ, despite the location's history of license revocation. The Islington Licensing Sub... Islington 27 June 2025
  9. Redbridge Council to Modernise Constitution Redbridge Council is set to modernise its constitution, alongside discussions on motions addressing hate speech, e-scooter regulations, and disability benefit cuts at a meeting... Redbridge 27 June 2025
  10. Redbridge Calls for Stricter E-Scooter Regulation Redbridge Council is pushing for stricter regulation and enforcement of e-scooters and e-bikes, citing safety concerns and misuse within the borough. Redbridge 27 June 2025
  11. Redbridge to Join LGA's 'Debate Not Hate' Campaign Redbridge Council is set to join the Local Government Association's (LGA) 'Debate Not Hate' campaign, taking a firm stance against abuse and intimidation directed at... Redbridge 27 June 2025
  12. Sutton KFC Faces Noise Objections for Late-Night Licence A Sutton KFC faces objections from the council's Pollution Control Team regarding its application for a late-night refreshment licence. The Licensing Sub-Committee of Sutton... Sutton 27 June 2025
  13. Wimbledon McDonald's Seeks 24/7 Licence, Faces Resident Objections A Wimbledon McDonald's is seeking a 24/7 licence, but the move is facing objections from local residents who fear increased crime, disorder, and public nuisance. Merton 27 June 2025
  14. Hampstead tenants seek funds for door entry, wellbeing, bikes Hampstead tenants are seeking funding for several community projects, including improved door entry systems, wellbeing activities, and secure bike storage. Camden 27 June 2025
  15. Hampstead residents could get CCTV to fight ASB Hampstead residents may soon see an increase in CCTV coverage as Camden Council considers a proposal to deploy three new cameras in the district to combat anti-social behaviour... Camden 27 June 2025
  16. Haringey Secures £2.9M to Tackle Violence and Boost Safety Haringey has secured £2.9 million in funding to combat violence and enhance community safety over the next four years. The funding, announced at a Community Safety Partnership... Haringey 26 June 2025
  17. Haringey Police Perception Improves, Still Below London Average Public perception of the police in Haringey has improved, but remains slightly below the London average, according to a report discussed at the Haringey Community Safety... Haringey 26 June 2025
  18. Haringey Crime Down 2%, Still 11th Highest in London Despite a 2% decrease in overall crime, Haringey remains the 11th highest borough in London for crime rates, according to a report discussed at the Haringey Community Safety... Haringey 26 June 2025
  19. Bexley to Trial QR Codes for Reporting Fly-Tipping Bexley Council is trialling the use of QR codes to help residents report fly-tipping and overflowing bins. The initiative was discussed at the Places Overview and Scrutiny... Bexley 26 June 2025
  20. Bexley Issues Thousands of Fines for Environmental Offences Bexley Council has issued over 2,800 Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs) for environmental offences since July 2024, aiming to promote behaviour change and improve environmental... Bexley 26 June 2025