council's policy supporting growth in the night-time economy
Hammersmith and Fulham Council's Licensing Sub-Committee recently granted late-night alcohol licences for Civic Campus venues, despite resident concerns.
Hammersmith and Fulham Council's Licensing Sub-Committee granted late-night alcohol licences for several venues within the new Civic Campus in September 2026, despite objections from local residents. Residents had raised concerns about increased noise, crime, and public nuisance in the area.
The decision allows for the sale of alcohol and provision of live and recorded music, films, and late-night refreshments until 3 am on most days across multiple venues at the Civic Campus on King Street.
This decision aligns with the council's policy supporting growth in the night-time economy, which encourages the development and expansion of businesses and activities operating during the night-time in the borough.
Key facts
- Hammersmith and Fulham Council's Licensing Sub-Committee granted late-night alcohol licences for Civic Campus venues in September 2026. Source 1 Source 2
- The licences permit operating hours until 3 am on most days for alcohol sales, music, films, and late-night refreshment. Source 1 Source 2
- Local residents raised objections to the licences, citing concerns about increased noise, crime, and public nuisance. Source
- The decision was made on Tuesday, September 22, 2026. Source
- The licensed venues are located within the new Civic Campus on King Street. Source 1 Source 2
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