Councillor Parvez Ahmed
Brent Council's Alcohol and Entertainment Licensing Sub-Committee, chaired by Councillor Parvez Ahmed, is currently reviewing event licensing applications amid noise and disruption concerns.
In August 2025, Brent Council's Alcohol and Entertainment Licensing Sub-Committee, chaired by Councillor Parvez Ahmed, discussed a licensing application for the Rangeelu Gujarat 2025 event, following resident concerns about potential noise and disruption. This application, submitted by Rangeelu Gujarat 2025, sought a new premises licence.
In July 2025, the Sub-Committee was scheduled to consider a time-limited premises licence application for a Navratri celebration, which faced objections from Brent Council's planning and nuisance control departments regarding noise and potential planning enforcement breaches. Councillor Parvez Ahmed chairs the Brent Council Alcohol and Entertainment Licensing Sub-Committee, which reviews such applications.
Key facts
- Brent Council's Alcohol and Entertainment Licensing Sub-Committee convened on 19 August 2025 to discuss a licence for the Rangeelu Gujarat 2025 event. Source
- Residents raised concerns about potential noise and disruption from the Rangeelu Gujarat 2025 event. Source
- The Sub-Committee was scheduled to convene on 14 July 2025 to consider a Navratri celebration licence application. Source
- Brent Council departments objected to the Navratri event licence application due to noise and planning enforcement concerns. Source
- Councillor Parvez Ahmed chairs the Brent Council Alcohol and Entertainment Licensing Sub-Committee. Source 1 Source 2
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