fromwww.newsshopper.co.uk3 weeks agoThamesmead estate deliberately neglected with residents forced out' in redevelopmentResidents feel targeted by regeneration plans aimed at driving them from their homes, amid worsening living conditions.
Plans to open Bexley club longer refused after 'horrific' racial abuse reportsBexley Council rejected Arcadia Lounge's proposal to extend its operating hours due to public safety concerns and prior rejection of a similar application.
Bexley sex shop's application to renew licence 'outdated and objectionable'Love Empire Limited is seeking a license for a sex shop, promising to adhere to various safety and regulatory guidelines amidst local opposition.
Plans to open Bexley club longer refused after 'horrific' racial abuse reportsBexley Council rejected Arcadia Lounge's proposal to extend its operating hours due to public safety concerns and prior rejection of a similar application.
Bexley sex shop's application to renew licence 'outdated and objectionable'Love Empire Limited is seeking a license for a sex shop, promising to adhere to various safety and regulatory guidelines amidst local opposition.
Beloved Sidcup cinema's future saved after operator goes into liquidationSidcup Storyteller cinema remains operational despite the liquidation of its former operator, continuing to serve and engage the community.
Blackwall and Silvertown tunnel charges a 'strain' for Bexley residentsBexley Council criticizes TfL for disregarding its concerns about economic impacts of new tunnel charges, predicting negative effects on households and businesses.
Controls tightened in Bexley on commercial building conversionsBexley Council is regulating commercial-to-residential property conversions to ensure proper planning oversight and balance between jobs and housing needs.
Extreme disappointment' as roads bordering Bexley to become controlled parking zonesControlled Parking Zones causing tension between Bexley and Greenwich councils.
Controls tightened in Bexley on commercial building conversionsBexley Council is regulating commercial-to-residential property conversions to ensure proper planning oversight and balance between jobs and housing needs.
Extreme disappointment' as roads bordering Bexley to become controlled parking zonesControlled Parking Zones causing tension between Bexley and Greenwich councils.
Have your say on safety concerns to shape Bexley's future crime-fighting prioritiesBexley Council is prioritizing community input on safety issues to shape future crime prevention strategies.
Woman 'rammed' by man painting double yellow lines says 'Bexley is dictatorship'Residents feel their voices are ignored in local governance, leading to feelings of living under a dictatorship rather than a democracy.
Have your say on safety concerns to shape Bexley's future crime-fighting prioritiesBexley Council is prioritizing community input on safety issues to shape future crime prevention strategies.
Woman 'rammed' by man painting double yellow lines says 'Bexley is dictatorship'Residents feel their voices are ignored in local governance, leading to feelings of living under a dictatorship rather than a democracy.
Bexley Council says over 100 FOI requests from one resident was 'vexatious'Bexley Council deemed multiple FOI requests from Mr. Shvorob as vexatious, but the tribunal acknowledged his public interest motives.
Bexley councillor wants to scrap Blackwall Tunnel tolls after outdated ULEZ motionBexley Council's motion discussions are limited to 30 minutes, resulting in frustrations and outdated proposals.
Sidcup library, cinema, and cafe win award for being the best public buildingThe Sidcup Storyteller recognized as the best public or community building, highlighting its significance and positive impact on the local area.
Have your say on plans for two new zebra crossings near Erith schoolsBexley Council plans new zebra crossings and safety measures to enhance road safety near two primary schools.
Bexleyheath nightclub home to 10 crimes this year applies to extend opening hoursThe Arcadia Lounge's request to extend closing hours has raised significant safety and community concerns.
Have your say on what you think needs to be a priority in BexleyBexley Council seeks local input for a 2050 development vision through the Ask Bexley survey, emphasizing community involvement.
Bexley care home resident 'abused by another resident for nine months'Bexley Council failed to act on multiple reports of resident abuse, putting vulnerable individuals at risk.
Tower blocks 25 storeys tall planned next to Abbey Wood Elizabeth line stationPlans for 230 new homes up to 25 storeys beside Abbey Wood station have been proposed, representing a significant urban regeneration effort.
100 new electric vehicle charging points installed across BexleyBexley Council has installed 100 new electric vehicle charging points to support residents without home charging options, enhancing access to greener energy solutions.
Sidcup's Bear Grylls who found happiness living in park for a year evictedKevin Rumble adapted to homelessness in Old Farm Park, expressing resilience and survival despite facing eviction from the space he called home.
Bexley says Greenwich has 'disregarded' residents with parking restrictions on borderGreenwich Council approved parking charges in Eltham, sparking frustration from Bexley councillors due to concerns about increased parking in neighboring areas.
Bexley councillors accused of 'trampling on wishes' of their black colleaguesOpposition claims Conservative councillors prioritize politics over tackling racial issues.
Bexley council tax rise means average household bills will be more than 2.1k a yearBexley Council raises council tax to address overspendCouncil investing in local services and affordable housing
Plans approved for new 65-flat block in Erith - despite lack of affordable housingThe approved development plan for a new property complex raised objections due to its design and lack of affordable housing
Bexley council tax rise means average household bills will be more than 2.1k a yearBexley Council raises council tax to address overspendCouncil investing in local services and affordable housing
Plans approved for new 65-flat block in Erith - despite lack of affordable housingThe approved development plan for a new property complex raised objections due to its design and lack of affordable housing
How Bexley plans to improve SEND department given lowest possible ratingThe Bexley Council is under scrutiny for systemic failings highlighted by Ofsted, prompting an action plan and regular monitoring for improvement.