Jackie Davies

Licensing Sub-Committee - Tuesday, 21 April 2026 - 9:45 am

The Licensing Sub-Committee met on Tuesday 21 April 2026 to consider two applications. The first was for a new premises licence for Billi Boom Boom, a Chinese restaurant in New Malden, which was granted with conditions. The second application was for a variation to the premises licence of The Albert Arms in Kingston upon Thames, to extend the hours for customer use of its external terraces, which was also granted.

Licensing Sub-Committee - Tuesday, 7 April 2026 - 9:45 am

The Licensing Sub-Committee granted a variation to the premises licence for Kings Tun, allowing for an external drinking area. This decision was made after considering representations and imposing additional conditions to ensure the promotion of licensing objectives.

Pension Board - Thursday, 26 March 2026 - 10:00 am

The Pension Board of Kingston upon Thames Council met on Thursday 26 March 2026 to review the performance of pension administration, discuss governance and risk, and consider the fund's financial plans and investment strategy. Key decisions included noting the positive progress in pension administration performance, approving updates to the Responsible Investment Policy, and reviewing the outcomes of the 2024/25 pension fund accounts audit.

Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee - Tuesday 17 March 2026 7:30 pm

The Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee met on Tuesday 17 March 2026, approving measures to address parking issues on Verona Drive and making the Ewell Road Cycle Route Experimental Traffic Management Order permanent. The committee also allocated Councillor Ward Funding for a new printing press at Kingston Adult Education and for hanging baskets.

Planning Committee - Wednesday 11 March 2026 7:30 pm

The Planning Committee of Kingston upon Thames Council was scheduled to consider two significant planning applications. The first application proposed the demolition of existing gasholders and the phased redevelopment of the Gas Holder Station site in Motspur Park, New Malden, to provide 586 residential units. The second application, for Hobkirk House in New Malden, sought outline planning permission for the demolition of a vacant former care home and the erection of a part four and part five-storey building comprising 36 dwellings.