Fast-Food Policy FFP1
Westminster Council's Fast-Food Policy FFP1, which relates to fast-food venue licensing, was last reported in August 2025 regarding a late-night licence application.
In August 2025, a Westminster Council sub-committee was set to decide on a late-night licence application for a Taco Bell on Baker Street. This application, by Karali QSR Limited, faced objections from local residents, the Metropolitan Police, and the Environmental Health Service.
Fast-Food Policy FFP1 guides Westminster Council's licensing decisions for fast-food venues. The Licensing Sub-Committee (2), including Councillor Maggie Carman, Deputy Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care, Supported and Specialist Housing, Councillor Barbara Arzymanow, and Councillor Hamza Taouzzale, considered the Baker Street application.
Key facts
- A Westminster Council sub-committee was set to decide on a late-night licence application for a Taco Bell on Baker Street in August 2025. Source
- Objections to the Taco Bell application were raised by local residents, the Metropolitan Police, and the Environmental Health Service. Source
- The application was for a Taco Bell at 187 Baker Street. Source
- The applicant for the Taco Bell licence was Karali QSR Limited. Source
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