Statement of Licensing Policy 2025
Ealing Council is tightening rules for online alcohol delivery services and addressing male violence against women and girls in its updated licensing policy.
Ealing Council's Licensing Committee discussed tightening rules for online alcohol delivery services on 8 October 2025, as part of the updated Statement of Licensing Policy 2025. The updated policy introduces stronger requirements for these services, focusing on preventing public nuisance and protecting children, a story from October 2025 reported.
The Statement of Licensing Policy 2025, which came into effect on 27 July 2025, also aims to streamline the existing policy and incorporate new sections. A key focus is on Ealing's Economy After 6 PM Strategy and addressing male violence against women and girls (MVAWG), a July 2025 story reported.
Key facts
- Ealing Council's Licensing Committee discussed tightening rules for online alcohol delivery services on 8 October 2025. Source
- The updated Statement of Licensing Policy 2025 introduces stronger requirements for online alcohol delivery services. Source
- The draft Statement of Licensing Policy 2025 aims to streamline the existing policy. Source
- The policy incorporates a dedicated section addressing male violence against women and girls. Source
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