Law or policy

LP5 Planning Status

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Hackney Council's LP5 Planning Status, a licensing policy component, has no current specific discussions detailed in provided material.

In July 2025, Hackney Council's Licensing Sub Committee D considered premises licence applications for Brim Burgers Dalston and Sun Cafe. These applications sought to extend late-night refreshment and alcohol service, exceeding the LP3 Core Hours outlined in the council's licensing policy, and faced opposition from authorities.

LP5 Planning Status is a specific component of Hackney Council's licensing policy, relating to the planning status of licensed premises. The supplied material does not contain information about current discussions or decisions specifically concerning LP5 Planning Status, nor are any upcoming meetings or further developments related to it provided.

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