Monthly Archives: May 2014

On behalf of Kathy Bance, newly elected Kevin Brooks and Peter Fookes as well as retiring Councillor John Getgood, we would like to thank the residents of Penge and Cator for their overwhelming support in the local elections yesterday in … Continue reading →

We have always argued that it needs to be made easier to park in the Blenheim Centre Car par as a way of encouraging High Street trade. We’ve been working with our Town Centre Manager and the new owners of … Continue reading →

Sgt Rob Goodwin, in charge of our neighbourhood team, has sent this report of recent activity: Drugs 1 ) We are urgently working with partners Affinity & Sutton to improve security at Goudhurst House SE20 in response to drug related … Continue reading →

This meeting will take place at Beckenham Library on Thursday 15th May at 8-00pm.  Speakers also include Dr Mandy Selby and Janet Edmonds of Bromley Clinical Commissioning Group who will be talking about the future role of Beckenham Beacon.  The … Continue reading →

Shortlands Residents Association are holding a hustings meeting on Wednesday 14th May at 8-15pm at St Mary’s Church Hall in Kingswood Rd. Local candidates have been invited along to take part and Nick Comfort and Isabel Leslie will be there … Continue reading →

Cllr Stephen Carr, Tory leader of Bromley council, outraged the audience at a recent meeting in Crystal Palace when he claimed that working parents should not have children if they also need help towards child care. When asked to comment … Continue reading →

We have been writing to local organisations, residents associations and individuals for help in fulfilling an important landmark project for our town. Penge War Memorial has suffered from vandalism over the last couple of years, including the loss of two … Continue reading →

“Martin” has posted on previous blog entry: Planning permission has been requested for 8 one-bedroom, affordable housing flats. The flats are to be on the first floor and the roof space (which is having a dormer extension). The ground floor … Continue reading →

Last week, an appeal was heard at the Civic Centre over the non determination of an application by London and Quadrant for their proposals for 32 new houses and flats on the former Oakfield Centre site in Oakfield Rd.  We … Continue reading →