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Anti-social activities

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Newham Council is addressing potential nuisance from licensed premises through conditions on new restaurant licences.

In April 2026, Newham Council's Licensing (2003 Act) Sub-Committee granted a licence for R3 Restaurant, 88-90 Leytonstone Road, despite objections from the council's planning, environmental health, and licensing teams. The decision included a comprehensive set of conditions to address concerns about potential nuisance from the premises.

The applicant, Klaudia Ciecielag, trading as U MAXIMA, had initially sought to operate the premises as a bar and club with late-night activities. The council's decision reflects ongoing efforts to manage the impact of new establishments on local areas.

Key facts

  1. Newham Council granted a licence for R3 Restaurant on April 15, 2026. Source
  2. The licence was granted despite objections from council planning, environmental health, and licensing teams. Source
  3. The decision included a comprehensive set of conditions to address concerns. Source
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