The Council’s role is to champion and represent the social, economic and environmental well-being of the area; its role as a community leader is based on its position as the locally elected democratic body. Our aim is to work in an open and transparent way, seeking to keep local people informed and involved throughout.
We are required to change the way the council makes its decisions. The Council held a special meeting on 15 December 2009 and decided to adopt “new” leader and cabinet arrangements. The new system will be introduced in May 2010 after the next local elections.
Data Protection Act and Freedom of Information Act: how you can find out about and apply for information from us.
We welcome your views on our services and want to involve you in planning how we deliver them in the future.
How you can contact us
Find out about your council tax
Our standards of customer service and how you can let us know what you think.
The council structure, our constitution and forward plan. Find out how decisions are made and how you can get involved.
Information about your local Councillors, Mayor, London Assembly members and Members of Parliament and how to contact them.
Guides to elections and how you can vote.
We hold a broad range of information and statistics on the population and the social, economic and physical characteristics of Bromley.
Bromley Council works in partnership with many local organisations representing residents and the public, private and voluntary sectors. By working together with our partners we can bring mutual benefit through a range of different activities and services.
Building a Better Bromley, our key plans and priorities over the next few years