Councillor · Camden
Councillor Joseph Ball
- Chair of the Resources and Corporate Performance Scrutiny Committee
- Chair, Licensing Panel D
- Stories naming Joseph
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 8
- Latest story
- 13 Dec 2025
In brief
Councillor Joseph Ball was part of Licensing Panel D which considered an application for a 2am alcohol delivery license and an application for the Camden Music Fest. The panel also considered several other licensing applications, approving a new premises licence for Urban Chocolatier and a variation to the premises licence for Domino's Pizza. Councillor Ball raised concerns about public safety, prevention of public nuisance, crime and disorder, and the protection of children from harm regarding the Urban Chocolatier application, suggesting a 12am closing time.
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Stories naming Councillor Joseph Ball
- Kentish Town Co-op seeks 2am alcohol delivery license The Licensing Panel D, consisting of Councillor Joseph Ball, Councillor Matt Cooper, and Councillor Sabrina Francis (Cabinet Member for Jobs, Young People and Culture), is scheduled to consider the application at their meeting on Thursday. The panel will weigh the applicant's proposals against the concerns of the...
- Police object to Camden Music Fest over safety concerns The Licensing Panel D, which included Councillor Joseph Ball, Councillor Matt Cooper, and Councillor Sabrina Francis, Cabinet Member for Jobs, Young People and Culture, was scheduled to consider...
- Police concerns halt Whitfield St. licence transfer The Licensing Panel D, which included Councillor Joseph Ball, Councillor Matt Cooper and Councillor Sabrina Francis (Cabinet Member for Jobs, Young People and Culture), considered several other...
- New late night chocolatier approved for Kentish Town Road The application faced opposition from local residents, with seven representations received, including objections from Councillor Joseph Ball, Labour Councillor for Kentish Town South, three...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Joseph was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Camden Council Lost £201m in Rental Income Since 2016 Due to Housing Revenue Account Challenges
- Camden Council Unveils 2025-2030 Homelessness Strategy, Including Buy-Back of 280 Homes
- Kentish Town Tenants Face Potential Rent and Service Charge Hikes in 2026
- Camden Council Deploys Electric Refuse Trucks While Addressing Low Recycling Rates on Estates
- Camden to Improve Disabled Access in Licensed Premises