Licensing
Stories, page 24
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Northolt Shop Faces Licence Review After Underage Alcohol Sale A Northolt shop is facing a licence review after allegedly selling alcohol to a 14-year-old volunteer during a test purchase operation. The Ealing Council's Licensing...
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Putney Best One seeks extended alcohol sales despite objections. A Putney convenience store's application to extend its alcohol sales hours has met with resistance from local authorities, raising concerns about public nuisance.
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Council Examines 49 TENs for Notting Hill Carnival Kensington and Chelsea Council is reviewing 49 temporary event notices (TENs) submitted for the 2025 Notting Hill Carnival, as revealed in a Licensing Sub-Committee meeting. The...
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Bad Habits Club faces licence review after noise complaints. Wandsworth's Licensing Sub-Committee convened on Thursday, August 7th, 2025, to review the premises licence of Bad Habits Club, formerly known as Tequila Mockingbird, following...
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Popeyes in Walthamstow Granted Licence with Delivery Limits Walthamstow residents will have limited late-night access to Popeyes, as the Licensing Act 2003 Sub-Committee has granted a premises licence with restrictions on delivery hours....
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Sutton Restaurant Faces Licence Revocation Over Illegal Workers Sutton's Licensing Sub-Committee is scheduled to review the premises licence for New Golden Gate restaurant, located at 18 Stonecot Hill, following concerns raised by the Home...
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Police Data Reveals Violence Hotspot at Hornsey Arms Police data has revealed that the Hornsey Arms pub on Hornsey High Street is a violence hotspot, with a high number of police callouts and crime reports linked to the premises....
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Hornsey Arms Licence Under Review After Noise, ASB Complaints Haringey Council is reviewing the licence of the Hornsey Arms, formerly known as Hornsey Tavern, following numerous complaints from residents and police regarding noise,...
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Shoreditch Off-Licence Decision Deferred Amid Cumulative Impact Fears Hackney Council's Licensing Sub Committee D has deferred a decision on a premises licence application for 323 Old Street, amid concerns about the cumulative impact of licensed...
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Beckenham Restaurant Faces Noise Objections for Late-Night Events Pierluigi's Pasta Fresca, a family-run restaurant in Beckenham that has been operating for over 30 years, is facing scrutiny over its applications for temporary event notices...
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Richmond Residents Oppose Late-Night Alcohol Sales at New Store Richmond residents are voicing strong opposition to a new convenience store's application for a premises licence that would allow the sale of alcohol until late at night. The...
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Farrow Properties Seeks Replacement Licence for 57 Westbourne Grove Amid Objections Restaurants on Westbourne Grove are facing increased scrutiny regarding their premises licences, as Westminster Council's Licensing Sub-Committee (6) convened on Thursday 31...
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Bruton Place Cocktail Bar Plan Sparks Resident Concerns Plans for a new cocktail bar in Bruton Place, Westminster, have met with objections from local residents, raising concerns about over-commercialisation and potential disturbances.
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Oxford Street Trader's Pitch Faces Permanent Relocation A street trader on Oxford Street is one step closer to permanently relocating his pitch after a Westminster Licensing Sub-Committee considered the proposal.
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Studio 1.1 Gallery Faces Noise Complaints Over Event Nights and Alcohol Sales Studio 1.1 Gallery, a not-for-profit art space on Redchurch Street, is facing objections from Environmental Protection over its temporary event notice (TEN) application for...
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Kentish Town Co-op seeks 2am alcohol delivery license A Kentish Town Co-op is hoping to extend its alcohol delivery service until 2am, sparking concerns from local residents and councillors.
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Police object to Camden Music Fest over safety concerns Plans for the Camden Music Festival, scheduled for September 12th-14th, 2025, are facing opposition from the Metropolitan Police due to safety concerns and budget constraints....
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Kensington and Chelsea Council Scrutinizes Carnival Event Applications, Prioritizing Public Safety Kensington and Chelsea Council's Licensing Sub-Committee is scrutinising applications for temporary event notices (TENs) during the Notting Hill Carnival, highlighting the...
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Police Object to Bank Holiday Alcohol Sales at One Stop Caribbean Brent Police have objected to a temporary event notice (TEN) application from One Stop Caribbean, a restaurant located at 17-19 High Street, Harlesden, NW10 4NE, seeking to...
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Rex Rooms Seeks Late-Night Sunday Licence Amid Noise Concerns The Rex Rooms, a nightclub on King's Road, is seeking to extend its licence to include late-night Sunday operations, prompting concerns from some residents about potential noise...