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council's statement of licensing policy

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A policy document from The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Council outlining licensing requirements for events during Notting Hill Carnival. A policy document outlining the council's approach to licensing matters and how it will promote the four licensing objectives. The licensing policy of Kensington and Chelsea Council, relevant to the premises licence application. The Kensington and Chelsea Council's policy document outlining their approach to licensing decisions. A licensing policy being updated by Kensington and Chelsea Council to address modern slavery and child exploitation. A document outlining the council's objectives and guidelines for licensing, particularly in relation to events like the Notting Hill Carnival. The Kensington and Chelsea council's policy regarding the issuing of licenses. A document outlining the council's approach to licensing, with specific guidance related to the Notting Hill Carnival. The council's policy document outlining specific considerations for licensing, including off-licences and child protection. A document outlining specific considerations for events during Notting Hill Carnival, including how proposed activities support licensing objectives and do not adversely impact emergency services.

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  1. Portobello Road Shop Denied Alcohol Sales During Carnival A Kensington and Chelsea Licensing Sub-Committee has denied a Portobello Road shop permission to sell alcohol during the Notting Hill Carnival, following objections from the... Kensington and Chelsea 20 July 2025
  2. Police Object to Ladbroke Grove Carnival Alcohol Sales The Metropolitan Police have objected to a temporary event notice (TEN) for the sale of alcohol at a premises on Ladbroke Grove during the Notting Hill Carnival[^1]. The... Kensington and Chelsea 20 July 2025