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Camden Council discussed improving disabled access in licensed premises in July 2025, warning venues to make changes.

Camden Council's Licensing Committee discussed a report on improving disabled access in licensed premises in July 2025, warning venues to make improvements or face consequences. This focus was driven by data from the 2021 Census, which indicated that 14% of Camden residents reported a disability.

The report, 'Improving Disabled Access in Licensed Premises and Events,' also highlighted that approximately 11,000 Camden residents are registered with a physical or sensory impairment. No further meetings or decisions regarding this topic have been scheduled at Camden Council since then.

Key facts

  1. Camden Council's Licensing Committee discussed a report on improving disabled access in licensed premises in July 2025. Source
  2. 14% of Camden residents reported a disability or long-term health condition in the 2021 Census. Source
  3. Approximately 11,000 Camden residents are registered with a physical or sensory impairment. Source
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