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Planning Enforcement Manager (Brent Council)

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Brent Council's Planning Enforcement Manager's last reported activity involved raising objections to a Navratri event licence in July 2025.

Since July 2025, no further reported discussions or decisions involving Brent Council's Planning Enforcement Manager have been made public. In July 2025, the planning department, which includes the Planning Enforcement Manager, raised objections to a licensing application for a Navratri celebration at Alperton Studios.

The objections, raised by Brent Council's planning and nuisance control departments, concerned noise and potential breaches of a prior planning enforcement notice. The Alcohol and Entertainment Licensing Sub-Committee was scheduled to consider the application for a time-limited premises licence on 14 July 2025.

Key facts

  1. Brent Council's planning department objected to a Navratri event licence application in July 2025. Source
  2. Objections cited noise and potential breaches of a planning enforcement notice. Source
  3. The Alcohol and Entertainment Licensing Sub-Committee was scheduled to consider the application on 14 July 2025. Source
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  1. Objections Raised Over Navratri Event Licence A licensing application for a Navratri celebration at Alperton Studios, 416 Ealing Road, Wembley, has faced objections from Brent Council's planning and nuisance control... Brent 20 July 2025