Councillor Maggie Carman
Councillor Maggie Carman, as a member of Westminster's Licensing Sub-Committee, recently considered applications for a 24-hour McDonald's and an alcohol licence for a cafe.
In July 2025, Westminster's Licensing Sub-Committee, which includes Councillor Maggie Carman, met to discuss a proposal for a McDonald's on Victoria Street to operate 24 hours a day, an application that drew objections from local police and residents. The committee was also set to consider a new premises licence for the Benugo Waterside Cafe in Regent's Park, seeking permission for off sales of alcohol.
Councillor Carman serves as a councillor on the Westminster Council Licensing Sub-Committee. She is also the Deputy Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care, Supported and Specialist Housing for Westminster Council.
Key facts
- Westminster's Licensing Sub-Committee met on 24 July 2025 to discuss a 24-hour McDonald's application. Source
- The Licensing Sub-Committee (2) was set to consider a new premises licence for Benugo Waterside Cafe on 24 July 2025. Source
- Councillor Maggie Carman is a councillor on the Westminster Council Licensing Sub-Committee. Source 1 Source 2
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