Monthly Archives: February 2016

It has been confirmed that the applicant only has permission for 6 flats which are located on the upper floors.  Furthermore, the application did not involve a change of use of the ground floor which remains in A4 use. An … Continue reading →

A snapshot from the latest report: Penge & Cator Ward are suffering the worst burglary figures they have seen in the last 6 years as of typing this newsletter on the 28th February 2016 the figure currently stands at 22 … Continue reading →

Ben Howard, LBB’s traffic Officer is continuing discussions with Southern Gas Networks (SGN) regarding the number of high profile gas escapes we’ve had in the Penge area recently. Ben has asked the gas board to introduce some gas main replacement projects in … Continue reading →

E21C has had to request deferral of the opening of The Beckenham Academy until September 2017 due to planning slippages which mean the site will not be completed for Sept 2018. It is not viable for pupils to spend at … Continue reading →

Please see latest report from our Traffic Officer Southern Gas Networks (SGN) have reported a further gas escape in Penge. The leak is in Parish Lane at the junction with Penge Lane.  The gas board will be installing temporary three … Continue reading →

Bromley Labour Councillors prove Tory cuts aren’t necessary. Bromley Tories agreed at last night’s full council meeting to increase council tax by 1.99% with an additional 2% precept for adult social care. Despite being asked to pay more, Bromley residents … Continue reading →

This takes place at 7-00pm at Bromley Civic Centre. As well as the council tax for 2016/17, we shall be raising issues such as the future of day centres for our senior citizens as well as the Tory housing crisis … Continue reading →

Statement from Angela Wilkins, Leader of the Bromley Labour Party LBB agreed a 1.9% increase on Council Tax and the full 2% adult social care precept at the LBB Executive meeting.  Therefore, the the overall increase will be 3.99% which is … Continue reading →