Half term activities on offer across Bromley
Families are being reminded of the wide range of activities on offer across the borough during the half-term break, from sports camps to library events to days out in the borough's parks.
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Targeting distracted pedestrians to improve road safety
A road safety campaign targeting pedestrians distracted when crossing the road is underway, with pedestrians being reminded to be alert when crossing.
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Plans agreed for new centre to upgrade day care facilities in partnership with Age Concern Orpington and District
A purpose-built centre to provide activities and support for older residents in the borough has received planning permission.
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Major works progress at future home of Bromley Central Library
Significant progress is being made on delivering the new home of Bromley Central Library, as major external works are being completed at its new prime high street location.
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Vehicle suspected of being involved in fly-tipping has been seized
A vehicle has been seized in St Mary Cray as part of ongoing battle to prevent fly-tipping.
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Crystal Palace Park Dinosaur Playground roars into action
The Mayor of Bromley has officially opened the new dinosaur-themed playground in Crystal Palace Park, which roars into action for local families to enjoy, while works continue to regenerate the park.
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Trading Standards alert: Beware of unlicensed waste collectors
Recent reports of fly-tipping with unlicensed waste carriers offering cheap rubbish removal, have prompted the warning to residents to verify waste carrier licences to maintain the duty of care.
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Information about Meningitis and Septicaemia
Given the sad news coming from the University of Kent campus in Canterbury, Bromley Public Health believe it is important for residents to be aware about Meningitis and Septicaemia.
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Upgrading adult day care facilities in partnership with Age Concern Orpington and District
Proposals to upgrade adult day care facilities in partnership with Age Concern Orpington and District are moving ahead, with plans for a new purpose built centre.
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Bromley road accident rate sees biggest fall in London
The number of people killed or seriously injured on Bromley’s roads reduced by 51 per cent between 2005 to 2009 and 2020 to 2024, the largest reduction of any London borough.
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Local volunteer contributions recognised at Mayor’s Awards
The Mayor of Bromley Awards were held to recognise voluntary contributions from across the borough, which have seen many residents supported in a variety of ways.