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Local News · City of LondonComedy club faces noise objection in City of London bid
The Top Secret Comedy Club is seeking a licence to open at 10 Fetter Lane in the City of London, but faces objections from the City of London Corporation's Pollution Control team over noise concerns for nearby residents.
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Local News · LondonChelsea restaurant faces noise restrictions after neighbour complaints
The popular Chelsea restaurant La Famiglia is facing potential operational restrictions, including an earlier closure for its outdoor dining area, following noise complaints from a neighbour. A licence review by Kensington and Chelsea Council has been adjourned.
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Local News · LondonLebanese restaurant licence suspended for one month
Lebanese Taverna Express in Hammersmith has had its licence suspended for one month following the discovery of an illegal worker. The Home Office had sought revocation, but the council decided on a suspension and further conditions.
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Council & Politics · LondonCivic Campus granted 3am licence for music and alcohol
Hammersmith and Fulham Council has granted a premises licence allowing music, film, and alcohol sales until 3am daily at its Civic Campus Building. Outdoor areas will close at 11pm. Resident Una-Jane Winfield objected to the late hours, calling them excessive for the King Street area.
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Council & Politics · WestminsterMayfair restaurant stays open after Westminster licence conditions imposed
A throat‑slashing incident on 10 August at the Mistress of Mayfair left patron Rhys Copas with an 8 cm wound. Westminster City Council’s Licensing Sub‑Committee has permitted the venue to stay open, but only if it follows strict new licence conditions and has replaced its former general manager.
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Council & Politics · CamdenLincoln Arms pub lost £40,000 after Camden Council rejected outdoor tables
The Lincoln Arms pub in King's Cross has seen its revenue drop by up to £40,000 during summer 2026 after Camden Council refused its application for six outdoor tables. The council cited concerns over pedestrian access and a fire exit serving a neighbouring property.
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Local News · GreenwichCharlton events venue gets licence despite noise team objections
Greenwich Council has issued a licence for a 5,000-capacity open-air events venue at the Stone Foundries site in Charlton. The decision follows objections from the council's noise team over data accuracy and potential noise pollution for nearby residents.
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Council & PoliticsEnfield Council grants alcohol licence to Ponders End community venue
A Turkish community association in Ponders End has secured an alcohol licence from Enfield Council for its Queensway venue. The licence is subject to strict conditions addressing concerns raised by objectors regarding traffic, litter, and public safety.
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