Councillor Callum Nimmo
Hammersmith and Fulham Council's General Purpose Committee recently adopted a new civic honour policy.
The General Purpose Committee, chaired by Councillor Callum Nimmo, adopted a new policy for granting the Freedom of the Borough in September 2026. This policy outlines the criteria and nomination process for awarding the council's highest civic distinction for outstanding service to the borough.
Separately, the Licensing Sub-Committee, where Councillor Nimmo is Vice-Chair, has been reviewing premises licences. In October 2025, it considered a review for a Lillie Road shop after allegations of underage sales. Earlier, in July 2025, the Sub-Committee discussed a new licence application for Top's Pizza due to concerns about crime and public nuisance.
Key facts
- Hammersmith and Fulham Council's General Purpose Committee adopted a new Freedom of the Borough policy on September 16, 2026. Source
- The new policy outlines criteria for awarding the council's highest civic distinction for outstanding service. Source
- The Licensing Sub-Committee was to convene to discuss a licence review for Best Quality Food and Wine, as per a public reports pack for the October 21, 2025 meeting. Source
- The Licensing Sub-Committee met on July 28, 2025, to discuss a new premises licence application for Top's Pizza. Source
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