Join further engagement about Elmfield Road improvements
Public realm improvements are being planned on Elmfield Road in Bromley Town Centre and residents are invited to a further engagement session on Thursday 10 September.
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Dog control order renewal following consultation
The Dog Control Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) will be renewed for a further three years from 1 October 2026, following public consultation.
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Know Your Blood Pressure Numbers and Give Your Heart Some Support
Bromley residents are being encouraged to take a simple but important step for their health by getting their blood pressure and pulse checked during Know Your Numbers Week.
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New Bromley SEND Local Offer website makes it easier to find local support
A new website is making it easier for children and young people with SEND, their families, and adults with learning disabilities to find information, advice, support and local services in Bromley.
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Roofing crime warning after residents targeted by rogue roofers
Residents are urged to be particularly vigilant after a series of recent and unrelated cases involving residents being targeted for roofing work, with demands exceeding £270,000.
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Beware of Rogue Roofers - Don’t deal with doorstep traders
Roofing complaints continue to cause concern across the borough, including residents recently paying vastly over-inflated prices for sometimes unnecessary work.
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Vehicle seized as council continues to tackle fly-tipping
A vehicle suspected of being used to fly-tip has been seized as part of the council’s ongoing efforts to tackle environmental crime across the borough.
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Waldo Road reopens in November following depot upgrade work
The Waldo Road Reuse and Recycling Centre is set to reopen in November following major once in a generation upgrade work to the depot infrastructure, including the waste transfer station.
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New Civic Centre Book Nook to help young readers discover the joy of stories
A new Book Nook at Bromley Civic Centre will give children and families a welcoming place to read together while attending appointments.
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Businesses prosecuted after failing to provide waste disposal records
Two businesses have been prosecuted after failing to provide records relating to their commercial waste disposal arrangements, prompting a warning to other businesses about their legal duty of care.