Joanna West

Planning Committee

Planning Committee - Tuesday, 3rd December, 2024 7.00 pm

Licensing Act 2003 Sub-Committee

Review of Premises Licence: Leyton Orient Football Club, Brisbane Road, E10 5NE, Licensing Act 2003 Sub-Committee - Tuesday, 26th November, 2024 10.00 am

The Licensing Sub-Committee considered an application for the review of a Premises Licence for Leyton Orient Football Club on Brisbane Road, Leyton. The application, made by Mr and Mrs Barker, requested the addition of new conditions to the licence or that it be revoked completely. The Sub-Committee decided to amend the licence to reduce the hours during which licensable activities are permitted and to add a condition requiring the use of a noise limiter.

Licensing Act 2003 Sub-Committee

Grant of Premises Licence: Premier (Naz Supermarkets Ltd ), 23 Station Road, E4, Licensing Act 2003 Sub-Committee - Tuesday, 12th November, 2024 3.00 pm

The Licensing Sub-Committee approved an application for the grant of a premises licence to sell alcohol off the premises at Premier, 23 Station Road, Chingford. The application was approved after the applicant agreed to amend the hours during which alcohol could be sold in response to representations made by local Councillors and residents.

Licensing Act 2003 Sub-Committee

Grant of Premises Licence: K A Corner Supermarket, 96 Fulbourne Road, E17, Licensing Act 2003 Sub-Committee - Tuesday, 12th November, 2024 1.00 pm

The Sub-Committee agreed to grant a new premises licence to K A Corner Supermarket at 96 Fulbourne Road, Walthamstow after hearing representations from the applicant and their agent. The Sub-Committee also placed two extra conditions on the licence; staff must monitor the shop frontage to prevent customers from loitering, and they must provide residents with a phone number to contact the designated premises supervisor, Mr Tayfun Sar.

Planning Committee

Planning Committee - Tuesday, 5th November, 2024 7.00 pm

The meeting decided on four planning applications, granting permission for all of them. Three of the applications were for new residential developments, and in each case the Committee decided that a Section 106 agreement was needed in order to provide funds for the council to mitigate the impact of the developments, such as by improving local infrastructure or the provision of affordable housing. One application was for new sports facilities, and this was approved without the need for a Section 106 agreement.