Nanotens in LTV
Kensington and Chelsea Council is considering a premises licence for Nanotens in LTV, a delivery-only kitchen, following resident concerns about noise and traffic.
The Kensington and Chelsea Licensing Sub-Committee considered an application for a premises licence for Nanotens in LTV, a delivery-only kitchen operating from a basement at 27 Kensington High Street, in July 2026. The Kensington Residents Group lodged representations raising concerns about potential noise and traffic issues from delivery vehicles in the High Street area, as reported in July 2026.
The council's current position on the premises licence application is not stated in the available material, which only indicates it was considered. No further meetings are currently scheduled by Kensington and Chelsea Council to discuss or decide on the application for Nanotens in LTV.
Key facts
- Kensington and Chelsea Licensing Sub-Committee considered a premises licence application for Nanotens in LTV on 9 July 2026. Source
- The application is for a delivery-only kitchen at 27 Kensington High Street. Source
- The Kensington Residents Group lodged representations regarding potential noise and traffic concerns. Source
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