Premises Licence Application for Nanotens in LTV
Kensington and Chelsea councillors are considering noise and traffic concerns for a delivery-only kitchen's licence application.
Kensington and Chelsea councillors are currently considering an application for a premises licence for Nanotens in LTV, a delivery-only kitchen at 27 Kensington High Street. The Licensing Sub-Committee heard the application in July 2026, where local residents raised concerns about potential noise and increased traffic from delivery vehicles, which they said could exacerbate congestion and safety issues.
The Kensington Residents Group lodged a representation expressing worries that increased delivery vehicles would worsen traffic congestion and safety in the busy High Street area. The application was heard by the Kensington and Chelsea Licensing Sub-Committee on 9 July 2026, but the outcome of the decision is not yet stated.
Key facts
- The Kensington and Chelsea Licensing Sub-Committee heard the application on 9 July 2026. Source
- Local residents raised concerns about potential noise and increased traffic. Source
- The application is for a delivery-only kitchen at 27 Kensington High Street. Source
- The Kensington Residents Group lodged a representation. Source
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