Councillor · Hammersmith and Fulham
Councillor Lydia Paynter
- Chair of Planning and Development Control Committee
- Stories naming Lydia
- 6
- Meetings we covered
- 16
- Latest story
- 22 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Lydia Paynter confirmed the approval of a recommendation subject to changes. The councillor echoed concerns about late-night food provision contributing to public nuisance and anti-social behaviour. Councillor Paynter spoke in favour of a new markets and street trading policy, emphasizing its role in supporting small businesses and mentioning investment in North End Road improvements. The councillor also maintained objections to late-night activities in a predominantly residential area due to potential public nuisance. Councillor Paynter suggested reflecting on what could have improved a process related to accessibility improvements.
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Stories naming Councillor Lydia Paynter
- New homes approved for Goldhawk Road site Councillor Lydia Paynter, Chair of the committee, confirmed the approval of the recommendation, subject to the aforementioned changes.
- Chicken shop granted limited late-night licence after resident objections The Licensing Authority argued that granting the licence would undermine the licensing objectives of preventing public nuisance and crime and disorder, citing ongoing concerns in the area. They...
- Council adopts new markets and street trading policy Councillor Lydia Paynter spoke in favour of the policy, emphasizing its role in supporting small businesses. "This policy recognises the economic challenges that traders and markets have faced...
- Amigos Burgers and Shakes licence rejected While the applicant agreed to amend the proposed hours to close to walk-in customers at midnight daily, with takeaway delivery hours extending from midnight to 1:00 AM Sunday to Thursday, and...
- Charing Cross Hospital to Implement Accessibility Improvements Following Disability Advocate Review Jenny Parker highlighted the importance of identifying a starting point for improvements and noted that support would not have been possible without an AoD user. Councillor Lydia Paynter suggested...
From meetings they attended
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