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Westminster's statement of Licensing Policy

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The policy framework governing the granting of premises licences within Westminster City Council. Westminster's statement of Licensing Policy - The licensing policy of Westminster City Council, effective from October 2021, which the Licensing Sub-Committee will consider. The licensing policy of Westminster Council. A policy of Westminster City Council that guides decisions on licensing applications, especially in Cumulative Impact Areas.

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