Ealing Licensing Sub-Committee
Ealing Licensing Sub-Committee is currently considering applications for late-night premises licences, balancing business needs with residents' concerns about noise and public nuisance.
The Ealing Licensing Sub-Committee recently heard an application from a Hanwell pizza shop seeking a licence to serve late-night refreshments until 5am. Residents raised objections in November 2026, citing concerns about potential noise, anti-social behaviour, litter, and cooking smells. The pizza shop stated it requires the extended hours to remain viable.
The sub-committee, which is responsible for considering licensing applications for premises in the borough, reviews proposals that can attract public objections. These often relate to the impact of extended operating hours on local residents and the wider community.
Key facts
- The Ealing Licensing Sub-Committee considered a licence application for Superb Pizza in Hanwell on 4 November 2026. Source
- Superb Pizza applied for a new premises licence to serve late-night refreshments from 11pm to 5am daily. Source
- Four members of the public lodged objections to Superb Pizza's licence application. Source
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