#bromley-council

#bromley-council

Southborough Road will be closed from March 3 to March 10 for electricity supply installation.

Forster Road will be closed on May 4, 2025, for the VE Day 80th Anniversary Celebration, allowing pedestrian access but restricting vehicle traffic.

Affordable housing developments are being proposed in Bromley to address community needs.

Public participation is encouraged in planning decisions with set deadlines for comments.

Bromley Council is revising a community hall proposal that balances development needs with community preservation.

Bromley Council is second in London for pothole damage claims, highlighting significant community and repair system issues.

Shire Lane in Orpington will be closed for repairs due to severe pothole problems affecting drivers.

Local roofing firm offered to fix a dangerous pothole for free but couldn't due to legal concerns with the local council.

Bromley Council invests over 4 million to improve road conditions, focusing on a planned maintenance program to prevent costly repairs.

Bromley Council will develop an affordable housing project with 35 homes at Beckenham Car Park, balancing local heritage and modern designs.

The council intends to appropriate land for housing development, allowing public feedback until February 18.

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.

Bromley Council withdrew crucial financial support for a fund aiding low-income households, risking worsening living conditions and increased strain on local services.

Bromley Council maintains 69 playgrounds and 73 pieces of accessible equipment, yet parents urge for broader improvements in accessibility for disabled children.

Orpington residents are raising concerns about the impact of new HMOs on their community, demanding stricter regulations.

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

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.

Fly-tipping investigations require prompt responses to legal notices to avoid prosecution.

Bromley Council is implementing traffic restrictions for crane operations at Elmfield Park and Elmfield Road for a maximum duration of 18 months.

Hsask Ltd was fined for obstructing the footway on Hartfield Road, totaling 1,473 after failing to pay a fixed penalty notice.

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 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.