Tesco Express
Councils are currently deciding on alcohol licensing applications for new Tesco Express convenience stores across various locations.
Camden Council's Licensing Panel E granted a licence for a Tesco Express at 63-69 New Oxford Street on 29 October 2026, allowing alcohol sales despite resident concerns. Amended hours and conditions were agreed. Earlier, in September 2026, Hounslow Council's Licensing Panel approved a licence for a Tesco Express on Whitton Road, also with amended conditions following objections. Richmond upon Thames Council's Licensing Sub-Committee also granted a licence for a Tesco Express at 27A-27B, The Quadrant, in September 2026.
Tesco Express stores are smaller format convenience stores operated by Tesco, typically selling groceries and household goods. Councils consider applications for new premises licences, often for alcohol sales, which can involve addressing concerns from local residents regarding issues such as anti-social behaviour or concentration of licensed premises.
Key facts
- Camden Council's Licensing Panel E granted an alcohol licence for Tesco Express at 63-69 New Oxford Street on 29 October 2026. Source
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