Councillor · Kensington and Chelsea
Cllr Ned Whitley
Conservative Party
Queen's Gate ward
Kensington and Chelsea
- Stories naming Ned
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 23
- Latest story
- 23 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Ned Whitley served on a sub-committee that chaired a meeting regarding a pub licence. The councillor also served as a decision-maker on a panel that rejected an alcohol bid and on a sub-committee that reviewed an objection and imposed conditions on alcohol sales. The councillor inquired about security arrangements for a queue outside a gated area.
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Stories naming Cllr Ned Whitley
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Champion pub licence modified after resident complaints The meeting was chaired by Councillor Laura Burns, with Councillor Ned Whitley also serving on the sub-committee. Paul Fellam from the council's licensing team presented the application. The full public reports pack for the meeting can be found here, and the agenda frontsheet is available here.
- Licensing panel rejects Ladbroke Grove alcohol bid Concerns were also raised about people falling down the steps and the potential for disorder in such a crowded environment, especially with stretched police resources. Councillor Natacha Tannous...
- Butter Bakery Alcohol Sales Approved With Conditions The Licensing Sub-Committee, chaired by Councillor Greg Hammond and including Councillors Heena Bellara and Ned Whitley, reviewed the objection and the applicant's submissions. Ultimately, the...
- Flatfall alcohol licence for Carnival faces police objections Councillor Ned Whitley inquired about security arrangements for the queue outside the gated area. Mr. Bryan stated that he and another staff member would be responsible for security, with...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Ned was listed at. The stories do not name them.
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