News Archive

News published May 2019

• Prickend Pond grant success thanks to Chislehurst Commons partnership working

  Published on 31 May 2019

  Chislehurst Commons is delighted to be the recipient of a charitable grant of £25,000 from the HB Allen Charitable Trust.

• European Parliamentary Elections 2019

  Published on 24 May 2019

  European Parliamentary Elections 2019 results

• Bromley Council wins public finance award

  Published on 23 May 2019

  Bromley Council has scooped the top accolade in the Pensions, Treasury and Asset Management award category of the Public Finance Awards from an impressive shortlist of other councils from across the country.

• Application by the council to extend an interim injunction preventing the occupation of the council’s open spaces

  Published on 17 May 2019

  The High Court today heard an application by the council to extend an interim injunction order preventing the occupation of the council’s open spaces.

• Takeaway prosecuted - failing to comply with the Breach of Condition Notice

  Published on 15 May 2019

  A company has been prosecuted for failing to comply with the Breach of Condition Notice following ongoing complaints about noise and smells from the existing ventilation system at the premises.

• New Mayor appointed

  Published on 14 May 2019

  Councillor Nicholas Bennett JP of West Wickham Ward was elected Mayor of Bromley for 2019-20 at the annual meeting of the Council on Wednesday 8 May.

• Lime given approval to launch dockless e-bike trial in Bromley

  Published on 8 May 2019

  Dockless electric-assisted bikes will soon be available to hire in the borough following an agreement between the council and Lime for a 12 month trial.

• Blue Badge misuse: a further warning to relatives

  Published on 2 May 2019

  A further warning goes out to relatives of Blue Badge holders as ten more drivers who were caught misusing a Blue Badge have been prosecuted and handed fines totalling £5,558.

• Application to build on Metropolitan Open Land rejected again

  Published on 1 May 2019

  An application to construct a four to eight storey residential development on Metropolitan Open Land was rejected last night.