Issue

illegal working

4 stories · discussed at 9 council meetings · 9 councils

The unlawful employment of individuals who do not have the right to work in the UK, which was a specific concern raised in the review of Thiru Ananthapuram Restaurant's premises licence. The employment of individuals without the legal right to work.

Latest stories

  1. Restaurant licence revoked over illegal working A Newham restaurant has had its licence revoked after illegal working was discovered on its premises, leading to concerns about the prevention of crime and disorder. Newham 10 September 2026
  2. Flor de Samba licence conditions tightened due to immigration concerns Wandsworth Council's Licensing Sub-Committee has imposed new conditions on the licence for Flor de Samba following concerns raised by the Home Office Immigration Enforcement... Wandsworth 30 June 2026
  3. Udaya Restaurant faces licence review over illegal working claims Udaya Restaurant, located at 105 Katherine Road, East Ham, faces a review of its premises licence following an application by the Home Office Immigration Enforcement, citing... Newham 29 July 2025
  4. Newham Council to review Chai Kadai's premises licence Newham Council is scheduled to review the premises licence of Chai Kadai, located at 71 Plashet Road, Plaistow, London, E13 0QA. The review, prompted by concerns over illegal... Newham 20 July 2025