Licensing Sub-Committee of Hillingdon Council
Hillingdon Council's Licensing Sub-Committee recently renewed a street trading licence for Northwood Hills Supermarket, imposing new conditions to address public safety and nuisance concerns.
The Hillingdon Council Licensing Sub-Committee renewed Northwood Hills Supermarket's street trading licence for six months in September 2026. This decision included new conditions to address concerns from the Council's Anti-Social Behaviour Response Team regarding public safety, nuisance, and potential obstruction from items like crates and pallets. The objection cited alleged misconduct and issues with the trading area size.
In August 2026, the Sub-Committee also granted a variation to a premises licence for the London Empire Hotel Limited, imposing conditions to address concerns raised by residents. The Licensing Sub-Committee of Hillingdon Council considers and determines licence applications, including street trading licences, making decisions on various licensing matters.
Key facts
- Hillingdon's Licensing Sub-Committee renewed Northwood Hills Supermarket's street trading licence for six months in September 2026. Source
- New conditions were imposed on the licence due to concerns from the Council's Anti-Social Behaviour Response Team. Source
- Concerns included public safety, nuisance, and potential obstruction from items like crates of watermelons. Source
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