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1 month ago

The Bromley Common and Holwood Ward by-election preview

A by-election will be held in Bromley Common and Holwood ward on July 24 following the death of Cllr Jonathan Laidlaw.
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1 month ago

Row over reasons behind Bromley private school closure

Bishop Challoner School's closure is largely attributed to Labour's VAT hike, according to Bromley Council.
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1 month ago

Orpington museum archive plans will 'tarnish beauty and deprive community of space'

Bromley Council plans to create a new archive and museum store in Priory Gardens to house the borough's museum and art collection.
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1 month ago

Plans to convert Bromley's former Civic Centre into flats refused

Bromley Council refused Galliard's residential development plans due to concerns about natural light, waste storage, and impact on local infrastructure.
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1 month ago

West Wickham library reopens after major upgrade with cafe and kids' zone

“It has never been clearer how important our libraries are to residents than on this reopening, as many smiling faces eagerly travelled through the new library spaces, many planning their future visits, whether regular users or new library converts.”
Education
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1 month ago

Criticism over Bromley annual school improvement budget spendings

Bromley Council allocates funding for school maintenance, facing criticism for consulting fees.
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2 months ago

Demolition work at West Wickham leisure centre set to start within weeks

Bromley Council plans a $22 million rebuild of West Wickham leisure centre due to structural issues identified after asbestos removal.
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2 months ago

Plans for one-bed flats at former Bromley Civic Centre slammed

Many residents objected to Galliard's proposal of converting the civic centre into predominantly one-bedroom flats, claiming it disregards community needs for family housing.
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2 months ago

West Wickham library transformation to be unveiled with cafe and business lounge

"I'm sure residents passing by during the works have been curious about this landmark building as it has taken form in the heart of West Wickham and I encourage residents to soon explore the impressive new facilities firsthand."
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2 months ago

Huge 17.5-metre phone mast could be installed next to Beckenham flats

Bromley Council's proposal for a new phone mast includes public consultation, allowing residents 21 days to submit comments regarding the development.
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3 months ago

Mixed response on 'Thunderbirds Batman-style' helicopter lift in Bromley garden

Local opinions divided on helicopter lift proposal at Cookham Dene estate.
Council rejects plans due to environmental concerns despite some local support.
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3 months ago
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'Bond-esque' subterranean helicopter lift in back garden is rejected after complaints from London neighbours

London council refuses helicopter lift in Chislehurst due to community concerns over noise and flight frequency.
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3 months ago
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Chislehurst Car Show road closures confirmed by Bromley Council

Chislehurst High Street will close on May 5 for the Car Show, with access maintained for pedestrians and emergency services.
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3 months ago

Two busy Chislehurst roads set to CLOSE for popular car show this May bank holiday

The Chislehurst Car Show on May 5 results in significant road closures to ensure safety during the event.
Renovation
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4 months ago

Crystal Palace dinosaurs to be restored with 22million from affordable homes land sale deal

Bromley Council has secured funding for a park regeneration project, restoring dinosaur sculptures and building new facilities.
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