Licensing Panel

Recent meetings

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24 Nov 2009

7:00 pm

Licensing Panel - Tuesday 24 November 2009 7.00 pm

3 attendees · 17 documents · 0 media files

16 Nov 2009

1:00 pm

Licensing Panel - Monday 16 November 2009 1.00 pm

3 attendees · 0 documents · 0 media files

02 Nov 2009

7:00 pm

Adjourned from 27 October 2009, Licensing Panel - Monday 2 November 2009 7.00 pm

3 attendees · 18 documents · 0 media files

27 Oct 2009

7:00 pm

Adjourned to 2 November 2009, Licensing Panel - Tuesday 27 October 2009 7.00 pm

3 attendees · 0 documents · 0 media files

19 Oct 2009

2:30 pm

Licensing Panel - Monday 19 October 2009 2.30 pm

4 attendees · 0 documents · 0 media files

22 Sep 2009

10:30 am

Licensing Panel - Tuesday 22 September 2009 10.30 am

3 attendees · 17 documents · 0 media files

16 Sep 2009

7:00 pm

Licensing Panel - Wednesday 16 September 2009 7.00 pm

3 attendees · 18 documents · 0 media files

15 Sep 2009

10:00 am

Licensing Panel - Tuesday 15 September 2009 10.00 am

Cancelled

0 attendees · 0 documents · 0 media files

02 Sep 2009

7:00 pm

Licensing Panel - Wednesday 2 September 2009 7.00 pm

3 attendees · 17 documents · 0 media files

01 Sep 2009

7:00 pm

Licensing Panel - Tuesday 1 September 2009 7.00 pm

3 attendees · 15 documents · 0 media files

About

The Harrow Licensing Panel determines applications and makes orders for a range of licences, permits, registrations, and certificates. This includes decisions on rights of way, street naming, markets, car park orders, and common land. The panel also handles safety certificates for sports grounds, film classification, and matters arising from the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982.

Specifically, the panel addresses applications under the Licensing Act 2003 and Gambling Act 2005 where objections or representations have been made and remain unresolved. This includes personal licence applications with unspent convictions, premises licence variations, and reviews of premises licences. The panel's decisions are subject to appeal to the Magistrates' Court.