Trading Standards Alert: QR codes - Are they real?
Bromley Trading Standards is urging residents to be vigilant about fake QR codes, particularly if you don't use them often. These can be stickered over real ones or sent to you in writing or by email.
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Walnuts and West Wickham leisure centre plans progress
Plans to improve the leisure centres at The Walnuts and West Wickham are moving forward following Executive approval to move to the next stage of design works.
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New support available to help Bromley businesses thrive at night
A useful toolkit for employers and a showcase of good work practice has been created to extend the legacy of Bromley’s Night Time Enterprise Zone.
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ULEZ Judicial Review costs
The total costs for the ULEZ challenge to the coalition of five local authorities (the London boroughs of Hillingdon, Bexley, Bromley and Harrow, plus Surrey County Council) were £730,941.
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New film shows how ‘Any of Us’ could be the next foster carer to change a life
‘Any of Us’ is the latest film with a powerful message that ‘any of us’ with the capacity to care can become a foster carer for a child or young person, and help them to thrive.
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Helping raise awareness of scams in No Blame No Shame campaign
The No Blame No Shame campaign launched by Friends Against Scams, highlighting the impact of scams have, is being supported by the council.
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Bromley town centre illuminated by Winter Lights Spectacular
Crowds gathered in their thousands to see mesmerising performers and stunning light up installations that had Bromley town centre aglow on Wednesday 25 October, for a night of local entertainment.
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Thames Water supply issue issue in BR7
Residents who are experiencing a water supply problem in BR7 are advised to monitor the Thames Water website for updates.
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Housing allocations scheme consultation underway
A consultation is being launched about the proposed updated housing allocations scheme, which outlines how borough residents in housing need will be prioritised on the Housing Needs Register
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Shopping parades across Bromley to see further enhancements
New applications will soon be taken for improvements to the borough’s shopping parades, in a continuation of the council’s efforts to foster local economic growth.
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Prosecution serves as reminder to respond to legal notices
A fly-tip investigation, where a resident was prosecuted for failing to respond to the council’s enquiries has again prompted a warning of the need to respond to legal notices.