News Archive

News published September 2020

• Council meetings - live

  Published on 30 September 2020

  Council meetings broadcast live

• Restaurant closed following legal action to protect prospective diners

  Published on 29 September 2020

  A restaurant in Orpington continues to be closed this week following legal action which was taken to protect prospective diners and the wider community from the potential transmission of Covid-19.

• Residents urged to make sure their voter registration details are up to date

  Published on 21 September 2020

  Don’t lose your voice - residents in Bromley are urged to look out for their voter registration details from Bromley Council.

• Bromley 0 to 19 is coming

  Published on 18 September 2020

  A new Bromley 0 to 19 Public Health Service launches in October 2020 to provide better, more co-ordinated, health guidance and support for children, young people and families in the borough.

• New coronavirus testing centre for Crystal Palace

  Published on 18 September 2020

  A coronavirus testing facility is due to be established at Crystal Palace as a result of another successful bid to the government by Bromley Council.

• New library for Chislehurst on same site as part of land agreement

  Published on 17 September 2020

  A land deal which could see a new purpose built library in Chislehurst on the existing library site has been agreed in principle.

• Coronavirus (COVID-19) – what you need to know

  Published on 17 September 2020

  Information during the current pandemic.

• Flats above shops recycling trial launches this week

  Published on 15 September 2020

  Around 200 flats above shops in Bromley to receive household recycling collections for the first time thanks to a new trial launched by Bromley Council and its recycling and waste contractor, Veolia.

• New Coronavirus Testing Centre in St Paul’s Cray

  Published on 14 September 2020

  A Coronavirus testing facility is due to be established at Cotmandene Crescent Car Park in St Paul’s Cray as a result of a bid to the government by Bromley Public Health.

• Action being taken to stop illegal burning of waste

  Published on 10 September 2020

  An area of land in St Mary Cray is being secured with heavy duty concrete barriers to prevent further illegal burning of waste.