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Ignoring the rights and wrongs of a CPZ of cost etc, and looking just at the issue of Lordship Lane, surely a timed slot during the day of a couple hours of controlled parking (as in Herne Hill) should mostly address the reasons for getting a CPZ whilst minimising the impact on local businesses or am I missing something?

Looking at the info pack for the licensing sub-committee?s meeting re the 2018 Licence application, any objections because of potential damage that could be caused to the park (which proved to be well founded) would not be considered as We Are The Fair Ltd had already sought, and been granted, permission to use the park. Objections under the Licensing Act would only be considered (detailed below). Renata, would you be able to confirm if permission has already been granted for using the Park in 2019 and, if so, there was any public consultation given the ongoing impact to park users after this year?s event in May? **** For applications under the Licensing Act 2003, your representation must be based on one of the four licensing objectives, under the Act: prevention of crime and disorder prevention of public nuisance public safety protection of children from harm https://www.southwark.gov.uk/business/licences/how-to-lodge-a-representation **** Licensing sub-committee Info pack - http://moderngov.southwark.gov.uk/documents/g6010/Public%20reports%20pack%20Monday%2029-Jan-2018%2010.00%20Licensing%20Sub-Committee.pdf?T=10