Chief Officer of Police for Havering Borough
The Chief Officer of Police for Havering Borough recently initiated a licence review for a local pub.
The Chief Officer of Police for Havering Borough initiated a review of the Chequers pub's licence in March 2026 following a violent disorder incident at the premises. This role, held by the senior police officer responsible for policing in the borough, includes initiating such reviews where necessary.
Following this review, Havering Council's Licensing Sub-Committee decided in April 2026 to suspend the pub's licence for four weeks and remove its Designated Premises Supervisor. The committee also imposed a series of new conditions on the licence.
Key facts
- Havering Council's Licensing Sub-Committee suspended the Chequers pub's licence for four weeks in April 2026. Source
- The pub's Designated Premises Supervisor was removed by the Sub-Committee in April 2026. Source
- New conditions were imposed on the Chequers pub's licence in April 2026. Source
- The Chief Officer of Police for Havering Borough initiated a licence review for the Chequers pub in March 2026. Source
- The review followed a violent disorder incident at the pub on March 11, 2026. Source
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