Monthly Archives: September 2015

Planning permission has been given for a 94 bed hotel and 2 independent restaurants on the site of the former Bromley Old Town Hall in Widmore Rd subject to conditions and a legal agreement. The developer will be the Cathedral Group.  … Continue reading →

London Borough of Bromley’s Transport & Highways | Environment and Community Services Officers have advised that the Public Transport Liaison Meeting scheduled for Thursday 15th October 630pm has been opened up to residents. Our residents can not only attend but can … Continue reading →

We have received a number of e mails from residents asking what Bromley Council will be doing to support/house refugees from the conflict in Syria. Bromley Tories will not be providing any assistance as per the response received to a … Continue reading →

Bromley Tories are looking at selling off parts of the Civic Centre site in Rochester Avenue for residential development.  They claim that there would be savings of £800,000 pa in running costs.  Interestingly, they have left council buildings on the … Continue reading →

A planning application for 296 residential units on site of the Footzie Social Club in Station Approach, Lower Sydenham was recently rejected at a meeting of the Development Control Committee. The application comprised of 148 1 bed, 135 x 2 … Continue reading →

It is with regret that we report the death of our friend and colleague Pete Wiiliams. Even in ill health his daughters report that the Labour Party was his pride and joy. The funeral is at 10.45 on 23 September … Continue reading →

There is a petition agains the neighbourhood policing cuts. Please go to http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/save-neighbourhood-policing-in-london

Due to Tory Police funding cuts, the Met Police Management Board will take a decision on the future of Police Community Support Officers in London at a meeting on September 29th. There are three options; 1) no change (unlikely) 2) … Continue reading →

This event takes place next Saturday (19th September)  from 9-30am until 12-30pm at Bromley Civic Centre in Rochester Avenue. There will be presentations by Bromley Youth Council, the Home Office on ending gang and youth violence. Chris Hafford, the Bromley … Continue reading →

TfL communication: Dear Sir or Madam, We recently consulted on proposals to introduce a Sunday service on routes 352 and 354. We received 630 responses to the consultation. There were 619 responses from members of the public and 11 responses … Continue reading →