Morley's
Morley's faces opposition to extended late-night hours in Tower Hamlets, while Lewisham Council reviewed a premises licence.
Morley's fast-food outlet at 60-62 Brick Lane, Tower Hamlets, is currently seeking to extend its late-night refreshment hours until 1am on Sundays to Thursdays and 3am on Fridays and Saturdays. This application faces strong objections from residents and Tower Hamlets Council's Environmental Protection team, who have raised concerns about potential noise and nuisance, as reported in October 2026.
Separately, Lewisham Council's Licensing Sub-Committee C reviewed the premises licence for Morley's, a late-night refreshment establishment at 312 Lewisham High Street, in September 2026. This review followed an application for a summary review submitted by the Home Office Immigration Enforcement.
Morley's, a fast-food chain, operates several establishments across London, which are subject to various licensing applications and reviews. These include bids for new premises licences, extensions to operating hours, and premises licence reviews, as seen in recent council discussions.
Key facts
- Morley's at 60-62 Brick Lane seeks to extend late-night refreshment hours until 1am Sun-Thu and 3am Fri-Sat. Source
- Residents and Tower Hamlets Council's Environmental Protection team object to the Brick Lane application. Source
- Morley's existing licence at Brick Lane was granted on March 16. Source
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