Z&H One Rise Limited
Z&H One Rise Limited withdrew its late-night refreshment application in December 2025 due to concerns about the Brick Lane Cumulative Impact Zone.
Z&H One Rise Limited, a restaurant business at 46 Brick Lane, withdrew its application for a late-night refreshment license in December 2025. This decision followed concerns raised about the area's Cumulative Impact Zone (CIZ) during a Tower Hamlets Licensing Sub Committee meeting.
The CIZ policy aims to protect the local community from the impact of a high density of licensed premises. To be granted a license within the Brick Lane CIZ, applicants must demonstrate why their request should be an exception to this policy, a report to the committee said.
Key facts
- Z&H One Rise Limited withdrew its late-night refreshment application in December 2025. Source
- The application was for a restaurant at 46 Brick Lane. Source
- Concerns were raised about the Cumulative Impact Zone (CIZ). Source
- The CIZ policy protects the community from high density of licensed premises. Source
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