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City of Westminster Statement of Street Licensing Policy

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Westminster Council is considering making a temporary street trading pitch relocation on Oxford Street permanent.

The City of Westminster Statement of Street Licensing Policy, which governs street trading licences, is currently being applied as a Westminster Licensing Sub-Committee considered a proposal in August 2025 to make a temporary street trader's pitch relocation on Oxford Street permanent. The Licensing Service is seeking to designate a new location for Isolated Pitch 3005 on Oxford Street.

This proposal involves rescinding the designation for Isolated Pitch 3005 on Portman Street. The pitch, held by a licence holder, sells ice cream and was originally located on Portman Street before highway works in 2018 forced its temporary relocation to Oxford Street.

Key facts

  1. A Westminster Licensing Sub-Committee considered a proposal to make a street trader's pitch relocation permanent in August 2025. Source
  2. The Licensing Service is seeking to designate a new location for Isolated Pitch 3005 on Oxford Street. Source
  3. The proposal concerns Isolated Pitch 3005, held by a licence holder, which sells ice cream and frozen confectionery. Source
  4. The pitch was temporarily relocated to Oxford Street in 2018 due to highway works. Source
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