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Licensing and street trading
Redbridge Council
issues a wide range of licences and permits processed by several of
the councils services.
Please check the individual licence you are interested in for
who to contact. You can go straight to the licence you are
interested in by following the links below.
Online public register
For certain licences and registrations, the licensing
authority has a duty to keep a licensing register. The register
keeps information on alcohol, entertainment and late night
refreshment, gambling and Special Treatment
licences. Street Trading licences are currently not
available online. You can access the online public register for full details of the
licences.
More say for local people
The Licensing Act 2003 gives a person, body
representing persons or someone in business in the vicinity of the
premises more power, as you have the right to object to licence applications, appeal decisions and ask for reviews of any licences in place. You will
have the opportunity to make
representations to the licensing authority about the effect on
the promotion of the licensing objectives of the application.
Before making representations, you may wish to look at the
licensing
policy statement (PDF 2.96 MB) which sets out the
council’s policy about alcohol, public entertainment and late night
refreshment licensing.
The Council is mindful that the high number and density of
premises selling alcohol for consumption within the Ilford town
centre are causing problems of crime and nuisance disturbance. To
curtail this, we are proposing a special policy known as
a cumulative
impact policy for the Ilford town centre. We have
consulted with the Police, other
responsible authorities, licensed businesses and local
residents and a consultation report outlining the outcome was
presented to the licensing committee on 7 December 2009. A final
decision on the cumulative impact policy will be made by the
cabinet committee.
We have also provided some general
information on licensing and information on firework safety to retailers, users and those
affected by their anti-social use.
Licences issued by the council
Licences issued by other organisations