Tesco
Camden Council recently granted a Tesco Express store an alcohol licence after addressing local resident concerns about potential anti-social behaviour.
In October 2026, Licensing Panel E of Camden Council granted a new premises licence for a Tesco Express at 63-69 New Oxford Street. This decision followed consideration of a local resident's objection regarding the concentration of licensed premises and potential for increased anti-social behaviour, which were addressed through amended hours and conditions.
The Tesco Express store had initially applied to sell alcohol daily from 6:00 to 00:00, with late-night refreshments also until midnight. The council's panel reviewed the application and the resident's concerns before approving the licence with specific conditions to mitigate the issues raised.
There are no upcoming council meetings currently scheduled to discuss Tesco. The recent focus has been on licensing applications for specific store locations within the borough.
Key facts
- A Tesco Express store at 63-69 New Oxford Street was granted an alcohol licence by Camden Council in October 2026. Source
- Camden Council's Licensing Panel E considered the Tesco Express licence application on Thursday, 29 October 2026. Source
- The initial application sought to sell alcohol from 6:00 to 00:00 daily at the Tesco Express store. Source
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