New Director for Children’s Services joining Bromley
A new permanent Director of Children Education and Families has been appointed, continuing the work to support children and young people, judged to be outstanding in the most recent Ofsted inspection.
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Open House Festival returns with an exciting programme celebrating heritage across Bromley
Discover remarkable history and architecture as Open House Festival returns to the borough from 12 to 20 September, with a programme highlighting some of the borough’s most fascinating heritage sites.
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Diagrama Foundation appointed to deliver Day Services for Adults with Learning Disabilities and Complex Needs in Bromley
Diagrama Foundation, a Kent based charity, is now successfully managing the Astley Centre as part of a new contract delivering Day Services for Adults with Learning Disabilities and Complex Needs.
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Have your say on Bromley's future Air Quality Action Plan
Residents and community groups are being invited to share their views on a new Air Quality Action Plan, which sets out how air quality could be improved across the borough over the next five years.
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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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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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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.