Meryem Fruit & Veg temporary street trading licence
Hounslow Council's Licensing Panel was scheduled to review Meryem Fruit & Veg's temporary street trading licence application, facing concerns over public nuisance and licence breaches.
In November 2025, Hounslow Council's Licensing Panel was scheduled to review an application from Meryem Fruit & Veg UK Ltd to renew its temporary street trading licence. The application concerned operating a stall outside Holy Trinity Church on Hounslow High Street, with a proposed trading area of 10.0 metres by 4.0 metres.
The council's Licensing Enforcement raised concerns regarding public nuisance and previous breaches of licence conditions, which were potential hurdles to securing the renewal. The licence Meryem Fruit & Veg sought to renew was valid from June 2025 until December 2025.
Key facts
- Hounslow Council's Licensing Panel was scheduled to review the application in November 2025. Source
- Concerns were raised by Licensing Enforcement regarding public nuisance and previous licence breaches. Source
- Meryem Fruit & Veg UK Ltd sought to renew a temporary street trading licence. Source
- The current licence was valid from June 2025 until December 2025. Source
- The proposed trading area was 10.0m by 4.0m outside Holy Trinity Church. Source
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