About the Licensing Advice Project
The Licensing Advice Project provides advice and assistance to any resident of Westminster who is affected by the operation of licensed premises such as pubs, clubs, off-licences, restaurants, late night take-aways, bars and other similar establishments.
The service provides specialist advice and assistance, free of charge.
We are open everyday during office hours, or you can leave voicemail or email messages at any time.
We can advise you by email, telephone or face-to-face, whichever is most convenient.
We can help you write letters, make phone calls on your behalf, help you prepare for hearings, attend hearings and provide advocacy services.
As well as individual members of the public, we are happy to advise residents associations and other groups.
The Project is run by Westminster Citizens Advice, is funded by Westminster City Council and has been running since June 2005.
To read about the history and achievements of the project see the following summary: summary or project.docx
The Project’s Reports covering the periods June 2005-March 2008 and April 2008-March 2011 can be read here:
Licensing Advice Project 2005-2008 Report.doc
Licensing Advice Project Report 2008-2011.doc
