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  1. Bexley Bans Single-Use Vapes, Increases Enforcement Bexley Council has taken decisive action against single-use vapes, implementing a ban and increasing enforcement efforts to ensure compliance across the borough. Bexley 20 July 2025
  2. Bexley Council Grants Licence for Food Festival in Danson Park Bexley Council has granted a premises licence to Cheshire Food Festival Limited for an open-air food festival in Danson Park, Bexleyheath. The licence permits the sale of... Bexley 20 July 2025
  3. 100 Wardour St. Gets Sunday Music Licence Despite Noise Fears Westminster City Council has granted 100 Wardour Street a variation to its premises licence, allowing live music on Sundays despite concerns from residents about potential noise... Westminster 17 July 2025
  4. 1 Cavendish Square Gets Licence After Police Agreement Westminster's Licensing Sub-Committee has granted a new premises licence to DB Lifestyle Group Limited for 1 Cavendish Square, after an agreement was reached with the... Westminster 17 July 2025
  5. Pepe's Piri Piri Granted Licence After Noise Concerns Westminster City Council has granted a new premises licence to Pepe's Piri Piri, located at 151 Edgware Road, after initial noise concerns were addressed. The applicant, Sauki... Westminster 17 July 2025
  6. Windmill Theatre Revamp Approved Amid Objections Westminster City Council has approved a revamp of the Windmill Theatre, despite some objections from local residents. Westminster 17 July 2025
  7. Leyton Residents Clash Over Orient Lounge Licence Extension Leyton residents have voiced strong opinions regarding a request to extend the hours of operation for Orient Lounge, a Restaurant Lounge located at 389 High Road. The Waltham... Waltham Forest 17 July 2025
  8. Council Blocks Alcohol Sales From Tavistock Rd Flat During Carnival Kensington and Chelsea Council has blocked a resident's bid to sell alcohol from their flat on Tavistock Road during the Notting Hill Carnival in 2025, citing public safety and... Kensington and Chelsea 17 July 2025
  9. K&C Council Rejects Alcohol Sales at Trejos Tacos During Carnival Kensington and Chelsea Council has rejected a temporary event notice (TEN) application from Trejos Tacos, preventing the restaurant from selling alcohol during the Notting Hill... Kensington and Chelsea 17 July 2025
  10. Islington Council to Debate Support for Private Renters Islington Council convened on Thursday, 10 July 2025, to discuss a motion aimed at bolstering support for the borough's private renters, who constitute over a third of... Islington 13 July 2025
  11. Noise Complaints Threaten Clerkenwell Road Event A planned late-night event at Drip, located at 27 Clerkenwell Road, faces potential disruption due to noise complaints, according to documents presented at a Licensing Sub... Islington 13 July 2025
  12. Southwark to Limit Gambling Premises in the Blue Southwark Council is set to take action to limit the number of gambling premises in the Blue, following a motion passed at the Council Assembly meeting on 9 July 2025. Southwark 13 July 2025
  13. Merton Issues Hundreds of Housing Improvement Notices Merton Council has issued 397 Housing Improvement Notices since the introduction of selective and additional licensing in September 2023, according to a recent council meeting.... Merton 13 July 2025
  14. Ealing Council to Launch LPG Gas Safety Campaign at Acton Business Centre Ealing Council is set to launch a targeted campaign to improve LPG gas safety at the Acton Business Centre, as part of its broader Health and Safety Service Plan for 2025-2026.... Ealing 13 July 2025
  15. Ealing Council Reports 88% Food Hygiene Compliance Rate Among 3,500 Businesses Ealing Council has reported that 88% of its 3,500 food businesses are compliant with food hygiene standards. The figure was revealed during a General Purposes Committee meeting... Ealing 13 July 2025
  16. Tower Hamlets Councillors Declare LIDO Festival Tickets Two Tower Hamlets councillors, Nathalie Bienfait and Abdi Mohamed, declared that they accepted free tickets to the LIDO festival, according to a quarterly update presented at... Tower Hamlets 12 July 2025
  17. Hounslow to Review 'Cumulative Impact Area' for Licenses Hounslow Council is set to review its Statement of Licensing Policy, including the potential retention, modification, or removal of the 'Cumulative Impact Area' (CIA) for... Hounslow 12 July 2025
  18. Hounslow Mulls Changes to Alcohol Licensing Policy Hounslow Council is considering changes to its alcohol licensing policy, potentially impacting businesses and residents across the borough. Hounslow 12 July 2025
  19. Sweet Tooth Cafe Faces Resident Objections Over Late-Night Noise Wandsworth's Licensing Sub-Committee is considering a contentious application from Sweet Tooth Cafe, located at 275 Upper Richmond Road, as residents voice strong objections to... Wandsworth 12 July 2025
  20. Lewisham Council to Expand Substitute Use on Committees Lewisham Council is set to broaden the use of substitute members on its committees, aiming to ensure smoother operations and prevent meeting cancellations due to a lack of... Lewisham 12 July 2025