Posts Tagged ‘licensing’
Hillrise off-licence approved amid fears of ‘drug pushers’ and violent crime
Locals objected to prospect of ‘cheap booze’ from new Nisa Local at site of pub closed after multiple assaults
Read MoreNational Youth Theatre courts drama with alcohol licence bid
Playhouse wants to sell booze and stage performances until midnight but some locals fear they will ‘never sleep again’
Read MoreNearly two thirds of Islington landlords oppose selective licensing, survey reveals
Tougher letting rules backed by majority of private tenants in borough
Read MoreHolloway Road bar secures booze licence despite residents claiming their sleep will be “threatened”
Filo on Holloway Road wins approval after residents complain of ‘inevitable noise’
Read MoreFormer Arsenal club shop in Finsbury Park to become Asda Express
Council grants licence to supermarket giant despite objections over availability of ‘cheap alcohol’
Read MoreBuilding in Angel could become a pub again for first time in over two decades
Council considering application for site where Empress of Russia pub once operated for almost 200 years
Read MoreCompton Arms boss ‘very happy’ as pub keeps hold of licence following complaints from neighbours
Town Hall bosses settled for imposing new conditions on the pub at a packed meeting
Read MoreStaff at Compton Arms ‘totally overwhelmed’ by messages of support as they prepare for licence review prompted by neighbours’ complaints
The Canonbury establishment was used by George Orwell as a blueprint for his ideal pub
Read MoreHolloway Road shop’s licence revoked after inspectors find thousands of illegal cigarettes
Trading standards investigator discovers items hidden in till and bread bin at Alands International Market
Read MoreHornsey pub must remain closed after staff ‘cleaned up crime scene’ following October stabbing
Licensing committee revokes licence despite new management plan after previous serious incidents
Read MoreDeli and wine bar in St Pancras wins approval – but residents’ concerns over anti-social behaviour picked up by licensing boss
Camden Mews locals welcome plans for Half Cut Market but criticise council’s lack of action on drug-dealing and noise
Read MoreCookery school led by refugees and migrants wins licence to offer alcohol during lessons
Migrateful’s head of operations says selling booze will help sustain the charity
Read MoreLate-night deliveries banned at McDonald’s on Seven Sisters Road after residents’ complaints about anti-social behaviour
Locals say drivers have been ‘urinating, defecating’ and ‘intimidating’ them
Read MoreToasts from patrons fail to save Islington sports bar from tougher licensing conditions
Islington Sports Bar and Grill, a favourite with Arsenal fans, told to hire security guards after numerous licensing and Covid breaches
Read MoreCoffee shop gets go-ahead to sell wine despite neighbours’ concerns
High Ground owner tells licensing committee he ‘doesn’t like rowdy venues’
Read MoreNeighbours and councillors take aim at plans for Caledonian Road gaming centre
‘The risk of problem gambling may be significantly increased,’ ward representatives warn
Read MoreUrban Food Fest gets three more years at Cowcross Street plaza
Street food market wins permission despite complaints from local residents about noise and anti-social behaviour
Read MoreIslington Mayor backs residents over ‘saturation’ of licenced venues in Archway
Janet Burgess joins local forum in opposing the openings of two more venues
Read MoreSeven Sisters Road club loses licence over ‘Wild West’ levels of violence
Venue speaks out with concerns over Eritrean community ‘all being tarred with the same brush’
Read MoreRestrictions on Islington Sports Bar loosened as neighbours continue to complain
Over 1,600 people sign petition to relax restrictions on venue
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