The Kensington Society
Kensington and Chelsea Council granted a Holland Park winter light event licence in August 2026, despite objections from The Kensington Society.
Kensington and Chelsea Council's Licensing Sub-Committee granted a premises licence for a winter light event in Holland Park in August 2026. The Kensington Society, a local amenity society, had objected to the application, raising concerns about noise, public nuisance, and the impact on the park's tranquility.
The licence permits GLOW Worldwide Limited to operate the event for up to 30 days in the first year and 35 days in subsequent years, starting from November 15. Licensable activities are proposed to run from 3pm to 10pm each day, with the premises open to the public until 10:45pm.
Key facts
- Kensington and Chelsea Council granted a premises licence for a winter light event in Holland Park in August 2026. Source
- The Kensington Society objected to the Holland Park winter light event licence application. Source
- The event will operate for up to 30 days in the first year and 35 days in subsequent years. Source
- Licensable activities for the event are proposed from 3pm to 10pm daily. Source
- The event is scheduled to start from November 15. Source
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