CityWalk Apartments
Lewisham Council's Licensing Sub Committee D imposed new conditions on House of Flavours' licence in July 2026, following complaints from CityWalk Apartments residents.
Lewisham Council's Licensing Sub Committee D imposed additional conditions on the licence for House of Flavours in July 2026, following numerous complaints from local residents, including those from CityWalk Apartments. The review addressed allegations of noise disturbance and anti-social behaviour, with new conditions requiring a written event management plan and a formal written dispersal policy.
The Licensing Authority initiated the licence review after receiving complaints from residents of CityWalk Apartments, residential apartments located adjacent to House of Flavours, regarding issues related to the venue. The committee's decision, made on July 23, 2026, also included a policy to refuse re-entry to individuals who leave to smoke cannabis.
Key facts
- Lewisham Council's Licensing Sub Committee D imposed additional conditions on House of Flavours' licence. Source 1 Source 2
- The decision was made on July 23, 2026. Source
- New conditions include a written event management plan. Source 1 Source 2
- New conditions include a policy to refuse re-entry to individuals who leave to smoke cannabis. Source 1 Source 2
- New conditions include a formal written dispersal policy. Source 1 Source 2
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