Licensing
Stories, page 21
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Archway Bar Terrace Expansion Approved Despite Noise Worries Islington's Licensing Sub-Committee B has approved a premises licence variation for The Archway, located at 1 Navigator Square, despite concerns from a local resident regarding...
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Newington Green Café Gets Alcohol License After Noise Debate A Newington Green café has been granted an alcohol licence, despite concerns from a local resident about potential noise disturbances. The applicant described Lot 103 as a...
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Haringey Updates Licensing Policy, Prepares for Martyn's Law Haringey Council is updating its Statement of Licensing Policy and preparing for the implementation of Martyn's Law, which aims to improve security at public venues.
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Islington Council to Debate Action on Private Renter Rights Islington Council is set to debate a motion aimed at bolstering the rights of private renters in the borough. The Public reports pack contains more information about the meeting.
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Hillingdon Council Seeks Public Input on Updated Licensing Policy Hillingdon Council is seeking public input on its updated draft Statement of Licensing Policy, which was discussed at a Cabinet meeting on Thursday, 18 September 2025. The...
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Tower Hamlets to Review Gambling Policy, Casino Ban Remains Tower Hamlets Council is set to review its gambling policy, but will maintain its existing ban on casinos, following a meeting of the Overview & Scrutiny Committee on Monday, 15...
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Greenwich Council to Review Small Parades Management Greenwich Council is set to review its management of small parades, with a report scheduled for discussion at the Inclusive Economy and Culture Scrutiny Panel meeting on 6...
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Leyton Brewery Faces Licensing Scrutiny Over Public Nuisance Concerns A Leyton brewery, Blondies Brewery, is under scrutiny as Waltham Forest Council's Licensing Act 2003 Sub-Committee considers its application for a new premises licence. The...
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Licensing Sub-Committee to Review Personal Licence Croydon Council's Licensing Sub-Committee convened on 12 September 2025, to review a personal licence following the issuing of a civil penalty under the Licensing Act 2003. The...
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Hillingdon Council to Consider Adult Gaming Centre Regulations Hillingdon Council is set to consider regulations for adult gaming centres, following concerns about their disproportionate location in deprived areas and the limited powers...
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Bromley Council Gears Up for Single-Use Vape Ban in 2025 Bromley Council is preparing for the implementation of a ban on single-use vapes, set to take effect on 1 June 2025, across England. The ban aims to reduce environmental...
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Willesden Green Residents Object to Adult Gaming Centre Plan Willesden Green residents have voiced strong objections to a proposal for an Adult Gaming Centre (AGC) at 1 Walm Lane, citing concerns about the neighbourhood's character and...
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Westminster Panel Reviews Business Rate Relief Applications Westminster's Rating Advisory Panel convened on Tuesday to discuss applications for Non-Domestic Rates (NNDR) discretionary and hardship relief, a measure that allows local...
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Hackney Approves Late-Night Refreshment License for Donny's Restaurant Amid Crime and Nuisance Concerns Hackney's Licensing Sub Committee D has approved a premises licence for Donny's, a restaurant located at 2 Westgate Street, authorising late night refreshment from Thursday to...
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Lambeth to Consult on Gambling Policy, Casino Ban Remains Lambeth Council is set to launch a public consultation on its updated Gambling Policy for 2025-2028, while maintaining its existing ban on casinos. The Licensing Committee...
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Council to review gambling establishments in town centre. Brent Council is set to review the number and impact of gambling establishments in the town centre, signalling a potential shift towards stricter regulations. The Resources and...
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Paddington Square restaurant faces resident noise concerns. Westminster's Licensing Sub-Committee is reviewing a premises licence application for a restaurant on Paddington Square amid concerns from local residents about potential noise...
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Resident objects to Lazard's alcohol license application. A licensing application by Pepe's Piri Piri, a restaurant located at 151 Edgware Road, has drawn an objection from a local resident, raising concerns about potential...
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East Dulwich Londis seeks late-night alcohol license A Londis store in East Dulwich has applied for a premises licence to sell alcohol and late night refreshment until 1am, sparking debate among local residents and authorities.
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Roe Green event faces scrutiny over noise, resident concerns. Roe Green residents have raised concerns about potential noise and disruption from the upcoming Rangeelu Gujarat 2025 event, leading to scrutiny from Brent Council's Alcohol and...