Westminster Councils Fast Food Policy FFP1
Westminster Council's most recent public discussion on Fast Food Policy FFP1 concerned a late-night licence application in August 2025.
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 for late-night refreshment services received objections from local residents, the Metropolitan Police, and the Environmental Health Service.
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, was considering the application. This decision related to the council's Fast Food Policy FFP1, which concerns fast food venues operating after 11 pm.
Key facts
- A Westminster Council sub-committee was set to decide on a late-night licence for a Taco Bell in August 2025. Source
- The Taco Bell application was for premises at 187 Baker Street. Source
- Objections to the licence application came from local residents, the Metropolitan Police, and the Environmental Health Service. Source
- The Licensing Sub-Committee (2) included Councillors Carman, Arzymanow, and Taouzzale. Source
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