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The new housing development aims to address Bromley's growing number of families in temporary accommodation, nearing 2,000.

Bromley Council has closed Canterbury Close for a new development after an appeal, allowing construction of residential flats with parking.

A woman was fined nearly £2,000 for fly-tipping after her waste was found miles away from her home.

The closure of the Waldo Road recycling centre will severely impact businesses in Bromley, leading to increased fly-tipping.

Bromley Council is addressing homelessness, particularly among veterans, amidst ongoing debates about housing policies and government commitments.

Bromley Council is investing 29 million in a new housing project to address rising homelessness and improve living conditions in the borough.

Bromley Council's proposal to charge Blue Badge holders for parking is met with strong opposition from residents, citing discrimination and lack of consultation.

Bromley Council cancels proposed parking charges for Norman Park after public petition and lease concerns.

Littering in Bromley leads to substantial fines, reflecting the serious implications for local cleanliness and community responsibility.

A man was fined over 800 for littering, emphasizing the serious consequences of improperly discarding cigarette butts.

Bromley Council prosecutes littering offenses to maintain street cleanliness.

Labour councillors are questioning the financial viability and planning of Bromley Council's new HQ, Churchill Court, citing misleading metrics and inadequately evaluated costs.

Labour councillors question the financial viability of renting out the Churchill Court block due to flawed estimates that exclude the purchase costs.

Bromley Council was criticized for a delay in providing an Education, Health and Care Plan, leaving a child without education for nearly a year.

Mrs B faces mental and physical exhaustion from her son's EHCP dispute with Bromley Council.

Bromley Council faced criticism for a prolonged delay in issuing a child's care plan, impacting the child's education for nearly a year.

Bromley Council criticized for poor communication regarding EHCP annual review.

The article outlines pedestrian safety proposals around Chislehurst War Memorial aimed at improving crossings and reducing traffic issues.

Soul Town music festival returning to Bromley park with The Four Tops and Al McKay performances

Organizers implementing measures to reduce disturbances and improve park facilities