Monthly Archives: February 2018

As expected, the increase for 2018/19 was agreed last night at a Full Council meeting of 2% for the precept to pay for adult social care plus 1.99% to be exact. A budget gap  of £40 million still exists over … Continue reading →

  This will take place at Holy Trinity Church in Lennard Rd (pictured below) at 7pm. Light refreshments will be provided from 6-30pm onwards. Councillor Kathy Bance, Mayor of Bromley will be the guest speaker. For more information on the … Continue reading →

SGN will be working in the High Street from Thursday 1st to Monday 5th March in the stretch between Mosslea and Kingswood Roads (pictured below).

Bromley Football Club, based in Hayes Lane (pictured below) near Norman Park entertain Spennymoor Town at 3pm on Saturday for a place in the Semi-Finals of the FA Trophy. For more info, please go to http://www.bromleyfc.tv

Bromley Tories look set to increase the council tax by 4% next Monday at the annual Council budget setting meeting at 7pm at Bromley Civic Centre. Amongst the issues that we will be questioning them on are the loss of … Continue reading →

A planning application has been received to turn the ground floor of the former Clubtek Music accessories shop into a bar at 5 to 7 Croydon Rd. The proposal is to open from 9-00am to midnight seven days a week. … Continue reading →

Planning permission has been refused by officers at the Hemming’s Fishing shop (pictured below) at 309-311 Beckenham Rd near Tesco Express. Officers refused the proposed four storey building which would have seen the shop rebuilt and six two bedroom flats … Continue reading →

This free half term event takes place at St George’s Church Hall in Albemarle Rd, Beckenham from 10-00am until 8-00pm on Tuesday. It is being organised by Beckenham and West Wickham Model Railway Club. For more information, please go to … Continue reading →

As part of the Tory government cuts of £325 Million by 2022, Bromley Police are to form a new basic command unit with Croydon and Sutton. Similar mergers are taking place across the capital.  The number of police officers in … Continue reading →