Councillor · Westminster
Councillor Angela Piddock
Labour
Westbourne ward
Westminster
- Chair, Licensing Sub-Committee (4)
- Chair, Young People, Learning and Employment Policy and Scrutiny Committee
- Stories naming Angela
- 14
- Meetings we covered
- 14
- Latest story
- 20 Mar 2026
In brief
Councillor Angela Piddock chaired a committee that agreed to hold a hearing in private to protect an ongoing criminal investigation. The councillor was in attendance at meetings of the Licensing Sub-Committee (6) and the Licensing Sub-Committee (4). The councillor was also present to consider housing payment refusal appeals.
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Stories naming Councillor Angela Piddock
- Floral Court License Faces Pushback Over Nuisance Concerns The committee, comprised of Councillors Angela Piddock, Judith Southern, and Karen Scarborough, will consider the applications in light of the objections and relevant licensing policies, including CIP1, HRS1, and RNT1. These policies address cumulative impact, core hours, and restaurant-specific requirements within...
- Ben Venuti Granted Alcohol License After Police Concerns Addressed The Licensing Sub-Committee (4), consisting of Councillor Angela Piddock, Councillor Judith Southern (Lead Member - Older Persons Champion), and Councillor Karen Scarborough, considered the...
- Westminster Reviews Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy Westminster City Council has reviewed its strategy for tackling homelessness and rough sleeping, a key priority for the council.
- Westminster invests £1.6M in Sustainable Drainage Systems The decision was made at a meeting of the Licensing Sub-Committee (4) on Wednesday 03 September 2025, which was attended by Councillor Angela Piddock, Councillor Caroline Sargent (Deputy Leader of...
- 100 Wardour St. Gets Sunday Music Licence Despite Noise Fears The Licensing Sub-Committee, consisting of Councillor Aziz Toki ( Chair of Licensing), Councillor Melvyn Caplan, and Councillor Angela Piddock, ultimately approved the variation. The decision...
From meetings they attended
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