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Strategy to Tackle Male Violence Against Women and Girls

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Ealing Council planned to integrate its Strategy to Tackle Male Violence Against Women and Girls into its licensing policy in July 2025.

In July 2025, Ealing Council was scheduled to renew its licensing policy, aiming to simplify the process and address male violence against women and girls (MVAWG). The council's Strategy to Tackle Male Violence Against Women and Girls, a key focus of the draft Statement of Licensing Policy 2025, was to be included in a dedicated section.

The draft Statement of Licensing Policy 2025 also considered 'shadow licenses' and focused on Ealing's Economy After 6 PM Strategy. A decision on the renewed licensing policy was scheduled for a Council meeting on 15 July 2025.

Key facts

  1. Ealing Council was scheduled to renew its licensing policy on 15 July 2025. Source
  2. The draft Statement of Licensing Policy 2025 included a dedicated section on the Strategy to Tackle Male Violence Against Women and Girls. Source
  3. The draft policy also considered 'shadow licenses'. Source
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