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licensing objectives

6 stories · discussed at 7 council meetings · 9 councils

The objectives that the Westminster City Council Licensing Sub-Committee must consider when granting a premises licence.

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  1. Rind Abbeville licence approved with conditions Lambeth Council's Licensing Sub-Committee has approved a new premises licence for Rind Abbeville, located at 27 Abbeville Road, SW4, with several conditions attached. The... Lambeth 8 August 2026
  2. Roha Park Cafe Licence Approved with Reduced Hours and Stricter Conditions Wandsworth Council's Licensing Sub-Committee has approved a new premises licence for Roha Park Cafe in Windmill Gardens, but with significantly reduced hours and stricter... Wandsworth 26 March 2026
  3. Mayfair Club's Roof Terrace Hours Face Resident Pushback Residents are objecting to a new premises licence application for The House Mayfair, particularly regarding the proposed hours for its roof terrace. Westminster 24 November 2025
  4. Club Level 4 seeks extended hours despite police objections Club Level 4 in Upper Edmonton is facing scrutiny as it seeks to extend its operating hours, a move that has drawn objections from the Metropolitan Police and the Licensing... Enfield 9 November 2025
  5. Strand News Licence Faces Revocation Over Illegal Workers Westminster Council is considering revoking the licence of Strand News, located at 145 Strand, after Immigration Enforcement officers discovered illegal workers at the premises... Westminster 11 August 2025
  6. Pepe's Piri Piri Granted Licence After Noise Concerns Westminster City Council has granted a new premises licence to Pepe's Piri Piri, located at 151 Edgware Road, after initial noise concerns were addressed. The applicant, Sauki... Westminster 17 July 2025