Councillor · Westminster
Councillor Caroline Sargent
Conservative
Abbey Road ward
Westminster
- Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Enforcement
- Stories naming Caroline
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 12
- Latest story
- 17 Jul 2026
In brief
Councillor Caroline Sargent was part of the Licensing Sub-Committee that considered objections to 24-hour alcohol sales at an Aldwych store. The councillor also attended meetings of the Licensing Sub-Committee to discuss licensing applications for Strand News and a premises licence review. The councillor was also in attendance at a Licensing Sub-Committee meeting concerning sustainable drainage systems and a meeting to hear an appeal from a former employee.
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Stories naming Councillor Caroline Sargent
- Police Object to 24-Hour Alcohol Sales at Aldwych Store The Licensing Sub-Committee, comprised of Councillor Aziz Toki (Chair), Councillor Patrick Lilley, and Councillor Caroline Sargent, will consider the objections and Mr. Virani's clarifications before determining whether to issue a counter notice to the TEN.
- Strand News Faces Premises Licence Review and Transfer by Westminster Council The sub-committee, comprised of Councillor Angela Piddock, Councillor Maggie Carman (Deputy Cabinet Member - Adult Social Care, Supported and Specialist Housing), and Councillor Caroline Sargent...
- 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...
- Westminster Council Hears Appeal from Former Employee Councillors Maggie Carman (Deputy Cabinet Member - Adult Social Care, Supported and Specialist Housing) and Caroline Sargent (Deputy Leader of the Opposition) were also in attendance.
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Caroline was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- London Cocktail Club seeks late-night extension
- Westminster proposes 6-7% rise in licensing fees to cover administrative costs
- Westminster Council Appeals Busker Nuisance Ruling in Leicester Square
- Westminster City Council Revamps Licensing Policy for Safety, Net Zero, and Modernization
- Westminster Council Streamlines London Squares Preservation Act Enforcement by Delegating Authority to Committees