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Councillor Lynne Troughton

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Councillor Lynne Troughton, a member of Hackney's Licensing Sub Committee C, participated in a decision to extend a licence in August 2025.

The most recent action involving Councillor Lynne Troughton was her participation in Hackney's Licensing Sub Committee C's decision in August 2025 to grant The Last Tuesday Society a licence extension. This decision, made alongside Councillor Sharon Patrick and Councillor Liam Davis, allowed extended hours for various activities and alcohol supply.

As a member of Hackney's Licensing Sub Committee C, Councillor Troughton is involved in decisions regarding premises licences. The committee considered an application to vary the licence for The Last Tuesday Society at 11 Mare Street, despite resident concerns about potential crime, public safety, and nuisance.

Key facts

  1. Hackney's Licensing Sub Committee C granted The Last Tuesday Society a licence extension in August 2025. Source
  2. Councillor Lynne Troughton was a member of the committee that made this decision. Source
  3. The licence extension was for extended hours for plays, films, live music, recorded music, performance of dance, and alcohol supply. Source
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