Breaches of Licence Conditions
Councils are currently reviewing premises licences due to alleged breaches of conditions and concerns over crime and disorder.
In July 2026, the Metropolitan Police Service requested a review of a Lambeth off-licence, Payless, citing multiple alleged breaches of licence conditions and concerns over crime and disorder, including staff aggression. This follows earlier interventions in February 2025. Separately, Wandsworth's Licensing Sub-Committee considered a review for Stonehenge Food and Wine in September 2026.
Other councils have also recently addressed alleged breaches of licence conditions. Camden's Licensing Panel E was scheduled to consider a review for The Camden in August 2026, and Southwark's Licensing Sub-Committee was scheduled to consider a review for Nunhead Express in April 2026. No upcoming meetings are supplied.
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