Westminster licensing policy: West End zone to shrink
The West End cumulative impact zone loses parts of Covent Garden and streets north of Oxford Street. Councillors vote on 16 September, policy starts 1 October.
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The West End cumulative impact zone loses parts of Covent Garden and streets north of Oxford Street. Councillors vote on 16 September, policy starts 1 October.
Read the full storyAlmost nobody says they live in Westminster. They say Marylebone, Pimlico, Bayswater, Paddington, St John’s Wood, Belgravia, Soho or Queen’s Park. The word means Parliament and the Abbey to the rest of the country, and a council to the people who live under it.
That council is worth paying attention to. It runs controlled parking zones and permits across nearly the whole borough, licenses the West End, and works through a planning caseload in which most buildings are listed or in a conservation area. All of it is published. We read it and write down what it says, with a link to the document on every fact.
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