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Camden Council is currently considering a premises licence variation for a Tesco store, while Newham Council recently granted a new licence for another branch.

Camden Council's Licensing Panel E considered an application to vary a premises licence for Tesco at 159-161 Camden High Street in September 2026. This follows Newham Council's Licensing (2003 Act) Sub-Committee granting a new premises licence for a Tesco store in Stratford in July 2026.

The Newham licence permits the supermarket chain to sell alcohol for off-premises consumption and offer late-night refreshment from 6 am to midnight, seven days a week. This decision was made after addressing concerns raised by two residents regarding public nuisance and safety.

Key facts

  1. Newham Council granted a new premises licence for Tesco in Stratford on July 6, 2026. Source
  2. The Newham licence permits alcohol sales and late-night refreshment from 6 am to midnight, seven days a week. Source
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Stories, page 2

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