The Cheyne Walk Trust
Kensington and Chelsea's Licensing Sub-Committee is considering an amended application for alcohol sales at Unit 3, 111-112 Cheney Walk, following extensive objections.
Kensington and Chelsea's Licensing Sub-Committee heard objections on 15 October 2026 to a premises licence application for Unit 3, 111-112 Cheney Walk. The applicant, Mr. Rajender Singh, initially sought permission for alcohol sales until 3 am on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, but later amended this to 11 pm daily after opposition from residents, local organisations, and the Metropolitan Police.
Despite the amendment, concerns about a 'breakdown of trust', late hours, potential for public nuisance, and crime and disorder persisted, as heard by the Licensing Sub-Committee. These issues are central to the ongoing deliberation regarding the application for the Cheney Walk premises.
The Cheyne Walk Trust is a charitable organisation focused on the Cheyne Walk area, which has previously opposed licensing applications. No upcoming meetings are currently scheduled to discuss this specific licensing application further.
Key facts
- Kensington and Chelsea's Licensing Sub-Committee heard objections on 15 October 2026. Source
- The application is for a premises licence for Unit 3, 111-112 Cheney Walk, London, SW10 0DJ. Source
- The applicant initially sought permission for alcohol sales until 3 am on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Source
- The application was amended to restrict alcohol sales to 11 pm daily. Source
- Objections were raised by residents, local groups, and the Metropolitan Police. Source 1 Source 2
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