Licensing
Stories, page 19
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Warren House licence bid sparks resident fears over noise and crime Residents have voiced strong concerns over a bid to extend the operating hours and licensable activities at Warren House Hotel, citing fears of increased noise, crime, and...
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Brent Council Approves 2026-2027 Meeting Calendar Brent Council has approved its calendar of meetings for the 2026-2027 municipal year, ensuring a structured approach to local governance.
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Licensing Committee forms sub-committees The Kingston upon Thames Licensing Committee has established its sub-committees for the upcoming municipal year. The decision was made during a brief meeting held immediately...
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Licensing hearing for Best One adjourned due to notification issues A licensing hearing for the convenience store Best One was adjourned after key parties, including the Home Office and the premises' legal representatives, claimed they had not...
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Radiate Festival Licence Application Adjourned A licensing application for the Radiate Festival, scheduled to take place at Beckton District Park South, was adjourned shortly after the Newham Licensing (2003 Act)...
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Plaistow Dessert Shop Gains Late-Night Licence A dessert and hot food shop in Plaistow has been granted a licence to serve late-night refreshments until 4:00 AM, despite objections from local residents and a business owner.
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Alsa Express granted revised alcohol sales hours Alsa Express, a convenience store at 442 to 444 Lodge Avenue in Dagenham, has been granted revised alcohol sales hours after a licensing subcommittee meeting on Wednesday, April...
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New bar 'Craft Metropolis' approved with strict conditions A new bar, set to be named 'Craft Metropolis', has been granted a premises licence by Lewisham Council's Licensing Sub Committee D, despite significant objections from local...
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Kew pub granted new licence with strict conditions The Hope pub in Kew has been granted a new licence, but with a raft of strict conditions aimed at preventing public nuisance and ensuring safety. The decision by the Richmond...
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Curzon Street venue decision delayed Westminster City Council's Licensing Sub-Committee has postponed a decision on a controversial application for a new premises licence at Leconfield House on Curzon Street,...
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Taco Bell granted 5am licence despite police and environmental health concerns Westminster City Council has granted a licence to Taco Bell on Edgware Road to extend its operating hours until 5am, despite objections from the Metropolitan Police and...
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New restaurant licence granted despite planning and noise objections A new restaurant licence has been granted for R3 Restaurant at 88-90 Leytonstone Road, E15 1TQ, despite significant objections from the council's planning, environmental health,...