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An application for a premises licence has been submitted to Camden Council by The Good Fats Company Ltd for premises at Mile 27, 35 Conway Street, Fitzrovia, London W1T 6BW. The application is to supply alcohol for sale by retail: Alcohol hours applied for: Monday: 12:00-23:00 Tuesday: 12:00-23:00 Wednesday: 12:00-23:00 Thursday: 12:00-23:00 Friday: 12:00-23:00 Saturday: …
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An application to vary the premises licence has been submitted to Camden Council by Spearmint Rhino Companies (Europe) Ltd for premises at Spearmint Rhino, 161 Tottenham Court Road, London W1T 7NN. The proposed variation is: "Amending condition 29 at Annex 3 to read: No admission be allowed to members of the public after 03:30 Monday …
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A licensing application has been made to Westminster City Council for premises at: 90-92 Great Portland Street, London, W1W 7NT Licensable activities applied for: Sale by Retail of Alcohol Monday to Saturday: 08:00 to 23:00 Sunday: 10:00 to 22:30 Application Reference: 17/07371/LIPN For further details and to make a representation see the application listing. Last …
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From 1 August we will be monitoring the air pollutant Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) at four sites in the Camden part of Fitzrovia as part of a borough-wide project funded by Camden Council. There are 21 individuals and community organisations involved with the project. We will be using diffusion tubes to take monthly readings of NO2 …
There were 33 planning applications registered by Camden Council in Bloomsbury ward during June 2017. To view the applications and make a comment in response, please download the summary list (pdf) here: bloomsbury-planning-june-2017.
There were 29 planning applications in Fitzrovia validated by Westminster City Council in June 2017. To view the details of each application and make a comment, see the links from the summaries below: Display for a temporary period of six months of a non-illuminated 'to let' board located on the face of the building at …
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The following planning application has been submitted to Westminster City Council: 17/05283/FULL | Demolition and redevelopment behind retained facades of Nos 54-62 Oxford Street and 51-58 Rathbone Place, including a two storey roof extension and redevelopment of Nos 66 & 68 Oxford Street to provide retail use (A1) and office use (B1) at part basement, …
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Demolition and construction work at 77-79 Charlotte Street is due to start in July 2017. This is our response to the construction management plan. Mike Fincham Thank you for consulting with us on the construction plan. Your vehicle movement plan has errors and also routes that would cause unacceptable harm to the amenity of residents …
Westminster Council and Transport for London are asking for people's views on changes to Oxford Street that could mean all motor traffic and pedal cycles could be banned from the shopping street. If the plans go ahead, taxis, buses and delivery vehicles could be re-routed through side streets and parallel roads in Fitzrovia. This will …
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Westminster Council and Transport for London are asking for people's views on changes to Oxford Street that could mean all motor traffic and pedal cycles could be banned from the shopping street. (See https://consultations.tfl.gov.uk/roads/oxford-street/consultation/) Fitzrovia Neighbourhood Association made the following response: We do not support the transformation of Oxford Street. Our association is very concerned …
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Fitzrovia Neighbourhood Association 