Councillor Bashir Ibrahim

Licensing Sub Committee B - Tuesday, 7th January, 2025 6.30 pm

The Licensing Sub Committee B refused an application for a new premises licence for Doppio Zero, Ground Floor Cafe, 4 Gillespie Road, London, N5 1LN after hearing evidence from local residents about breaches of licensing law, planning rules and concerns about fire safety at the premises. The Sub-Committee also adjourned consideration of an application for a new premises licence to allow late night refreshment at Chicken Cottage Holloway Road, 169 Holloway Road, London, N7 8LX.

Licensing Committee - Tuesday, 17th December, 2024 6.20 pm

The Licensing Committee meeting on 17 December 2024 included an agenda item on the proposed changes to the membership of one of its Licensing Sub-Committees, as well as the confirmation of the minutes of the previous meeting.

Council - Thursday, 12th December, 2024 7.15 pm

At the meeting on 12 December, the council made a number of decisions. The council approved the adoption of a new Council Tax Support Scheme. Councillors voted to note the annual Armed Forces Covenant Annual Report. Councillors noted the political balance of the council, following the results of a by-election and the recent formation of the Independent and Green Group. Councillors voted to adopt an updated constitution, and approved a series of new committee appointments. Finally, councillors discussed and then voted to adopt two motions: one on giving refugees time to resettle, and a second on winter fuel allowance.

Licensing Sub Committee D - Thursday, 5th December, 2024 6.30 pm

The Licensing Sub-Committee D of Islington Council met on 05 December 2024 and approved two new premises licences, one for the sale of alcohol off the premises for Cinnamon Village Whole Foods, 158 Blackstock Road, and the other for the sale of alcohol on and off the premises at Proper Tacos, Unit 30/30a, Nags Head Market, 22 Seven Sisters Road.

Corporate Resources and Economy Scrutiny Committee - Thursday, 5th December, 2024 7.30 pm

The meeting discussed the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman’s annual review of complaints, social value in home care contracts, the council’s finances, and potential undeliverable savings in a range of areas.