Hounslow Council Licensing Panel
Hounslow Council's Licensing Panel is currently addressing licence revocations for illicit goods and reviewing renewals.
In September 2026, the Hounslow Licensing Panel revoked the premises licence for Kinsley Super Store, trading as Kingsley Local, after a raid uncovered illicit tobacco, non-compliant vapes, and high-strength alcohol. This decision followed an application for review by the Licensing Authority, citing failures to uphold licensing objectives, particularly the prevention of crime and disorder.
The panel is also scheduled to review an application for a temporary street trading licence renewal from Meryem Fruit & Veg UK Ltd, whose current licence is valid until December 2025. This review follows concerns raised by the council's Licensing Enforcement regarding public nuisance and previous breaches of licence conditions. The Hounslow Council Licensing Panel is responsible for reviewing and making decisions on licensing applications. No upcoming meetings are currently scheduled for this topic.
Key facts
- Hounslow Licensing Panel revoked Kinsley Super Store's premises licence on September 1, 2026. Source
- The revocation was due to illicit tobacco, non-compliant vapes, and high-strength alcohol. Source
- Meryem Fruit & Veg UK Ltd's temporary street trading licence is valid until December 6, 2025. Source
- Hounslow Council Licensing Panel is scheduled to review Meryem Fruit & Veg's licence renewal. Source
- Concerns about Meryem Fruit & Veg include public nuisance and previous breaches of licence conditions. Source
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