Monthly Archives: June 2013

The funeral of Khadar Hussein was taking place today, Saturday 23rd June.   It is a private affair but we have sent a message of support to the family.   The police released the body towards the end of last week. There … Continue reading →

We have been in touch with the owners, Brakspears, who tell us that: We have recently regained possession of the pub through legal means. There has been significant activity at the pub recently, as our property manager has been securing … Continue reading →

There are two consultation meetings being held in Bromley this week for the proposed free primary schools which Michael Gove in his less than infinite wisdom has agreed to.  There is one at Harris Academy, Beckenham (Kelsey Park School  as … Continue reading →

The revised proposal for 67 car parking spaces has been pulled from the Plans 1 sub committee on Thursday evening after we took up the issue of the fact that the committee report was produced before  the consultation with local … Continue reading →

The Metropolitan Police have issued the following statement: Detectives investigating the murder of Khadar Hussein have released an image of a man they wish to speak with in connection with the incident. The Metropolitan Police Service is also offering a … Continue reading →

Bromley Benefit Justice Campaign will be holding a meeting tomorrow (Tuesday 4th) at    7-00pm at the rear hall of the Crooked Billet Pub in Penge High Street. For more information, contact bromleybenefitjustice@gmail.com  This replaces a previously advertised Penge Festival quiz night … Continue reading →

A t our street stall on Saturday, a number of people approached us to ask about progress on the Khadar Hussein killing. As far as the investigation is concerned, there is not a lot to report.   The police have the … Continue reading →

We have been given an update on the position at the Kent House Tavern. The premises have remained closed since the 14th January 2013 following the review of the Premises Licence. At the review hearing, the Licence Holder (Brakespears) said … Continue reading →