Daily licensing leads · London
Every day we scan London licensing applications and newspaper notices, then score each venue on how likely it is to need SIA door supervisors or a CCTV install. Built for security and CCTV firms — you get the list, you win the contract.
Updated Thursday 22 OctoberPublic records onlyNo contract
Today's leads
| Score | Venue | Borough | Closes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 82 | The Copper Lantern | Hackney | 02:00 |
| 64 | Neon Wharf | Tower Hamlets | 01:30 |
| 47 |
New venues sign security suppliers before they open
Licence notices are public but scattered across 30+ council sites and newspapers
By the time a venue is on Google, someone else is guarding it
How it works
Council registers and statutory notices, checked every morning before 7am.
Late hours, music, door-supervisor and CCTV conditions, licence reviews and new premises all count.
Venue, applicant, closing time and why it scored — everything security and CCTV firms need for the first call.
What a lead looks like
Every lead carries the reason it scored: the hours, the activities, the capacity and the current licence conditions. No guessing which venue is worth your morning.
Hot ≥ 60Warm 35–59Cold below 35
Example lead
Variation (extended hours) · Hackney
Why it scored 82
Coverage: City of London, Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Westminster, Camden, Islington, Southwark, Lambeth and more.
Pricing
Monthly, no contract. Cancel any time from your dashboard.
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FAQ
Public licensing registers and statutory notices. Councils publish every premises, variation and review application, and local newspapers carry the statutory advertisements. We read both.
Every morning, seven days a week. The scraper runs before 7am, scores each new notice and adds it to your list, so your first call of the day is to a venue that has just filed.
Every lead has a key date: a hearing, opening, event or the deadline for objections. We keep each lead for 14 days after that date, because most venues are still fitting out and choosing their security and CCTV suppliers then. Those leads are marked as recently passed, and they drop off after 14 days.
| Marlow & Vine |
| Islington |
| 00:30 |
| 31 | The Nightjar | Southwark | 23:30 |
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Public business sources only: the company's directors from Companies House, and the venue's own listing on OpenStreetMap or its website (phone numbers and general addresses like info@ or bookings@). We never collect personal email addresses.
Yes. Everything we collect is public business information: licensing applications and notices that councils and newspapers already publish. We do not access private data, and we do not contact venues on your behalf.
London security firms that supply SIA door supervisors, and CCTV installers. From two-person operations to teams covering several boroughs: if you win work by calling venues before they open, it is built for you.
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