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Kensington and Chelsea Council's decision to grant a Burger King a 5 AM license in July 2025 raised concerns about extended opening hours.

In July 2025, Kensington and Chelsea Council granted a Burger King in Earl's Court a 5 AM license, which prompted concerns from local residents and Cllr Tim Verboven. The Earl's Court ward councillor raised the issue at a Full Council meeting on 16 July 2025, highlighting fears that other establishments might seek similar extended hours.

Concerns were raised that the extended licensing hours could lead to increased antisocial behaviour and challenges for local enforcement, with Cllr Verboven warning that existing public protection measures might be undermined. No further discussions or decisions on this specific licensing matter have been scheduled by the council.

Key facts

  1. A Burger King in Earl's Court was granted a 5 AM license by Kensington and Chelsea Council in July 2025. Source
  2. Cllr Tim Verboven raised concerns about the license at a Kensington and Chelsea Full Council meeting on 16 July 2025. Source
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