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Licensing News England And Wales - June 2017

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Following the Judicial Review against the decision of Tower Hamlets to introduce a late night levy (LNL), which resulted in the council accepting that their previous consultation had been flawed...

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Matthew Phipps
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London Borough of Tower Hamlets re-consult on Late Night Levy

Following the Judicial Review against the decision of Tower Hamlets to introduce a late night levy (LNL), which resulted in the council accepting that their previous consultation had been flawed, the council has decided to undertake a new consultation.

The council are consulting on the introduction of a levy from 24 May 2017 to midnight on 23 August 2017. All parties who previously responded will need to go through the process and update their previous submissions.

The council is consulting on the introduction of a LNL for premises authorised to sell/supply alcohol between midnight and 6am to be introduced on 1 January 2018.  

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