Yes, you can appeal a denied licence application. In Havering, if your licence application is denied, you have the option to appeal the decision to the Magistrates Court. The court can then direct on the matter regarding the licence.
For planning applications, you also have the right to appeal if there’s a disagreement with the decision made or if your application is undecided within a specific timeframe. The following table summarizes the key points regarding appeals:
| Type of Appeal | Timeframe for Appeal | Where to Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Planning application appeal | 6 months from decision date or non-determination | Planning Inspectorate |
| Enforcement notice appeal | Before the notice takes effect | Secretary of State |
| Dangerous animal licence appeal | No specified timeframe; consult Magistrates Court | Magistrates Court |
| Housing application appeal | 21 days from the decision date | Reviews and Quality Assurance Officer |
It's best to discuss the decision with planning officers before appealing, as you may be able to submit an amended application. For more details on how to make a planning appeal, you can visit the planning appeals page.