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Westminster Council is considering licence applications for 1 Floral Court amid public nuisance and safety objections.

Westminster Council's Licensing Sub-Committee considered new premises licence applications for 1 Floral Court in October 2025. Objections were raised regarding potential public nuisance and public safety. The applications sought permission for the provision of alcohol and late-night refreshment, with the premises located within the West End Cumulative Impact Area.

The applications for 1 and 2 Floral Court, described as business premises, sought permission for alcohol and late-night refreshment. They are situated within the West End Cumulative Impact Area, which has specific licensing policies. No further details on the outcome of the October 2025 meeting have been reported.

Key facts

  1. Westminster Council's Licensing Sub-Committee considered licence applications for 1 Floral Court in October 2025. Source
  2. Objections were raised to the applications due to potential public nuisance and public safety concerns. Source
  3. The applications sought permission for alcohol and late-night refreshment. Source
  4. 1 Floral Court is located within the West End Cumulative Impact Area. Source
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