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The Kensington Residents Group is currently raising concerns about noise and traffic from a delivery kitchen at 27 Kensington High Street.

The Kensington Residents Group lodged a representation in July 2026, raising concerns about noise, traffic congestion, and safety issues from a delivery-only kitchen. The group's representation specifically opposed a premises licence application for 'Nanotens in LTV' at 27 Kensington High Street, citing potential increases in delivery vehicles.

Kensington and Chelsea's Licensing Sub-Committee considered the premises licence application for the basement kitchen on July 9, 2026. The application, for a business trading as 'Nanotens in LTV', sought permission for operations at 27 Kensington High Street, London, W8 5NP.

Key facts

  1. The Kensington Residents Group lodged a representation regarding a premises licence application in July 2026. Source
  2. The representation concerned a delivery-only kitchen at 27 Kensington High Street. Source
  3. Concerns included potential increases in delivery vehicles, traffic congestion, and safety issues. Source
  4. Kensington and Chelsea's Licensing Sub-Committee heard the application on July 9, 2026. Source
  5. The application was for a business trading as 'Nanotens in LTV'. Source
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