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Illegal vapes and toys seizure results in Trading Standards prosecution

A retailer in Bromley has been prosecuted for selling vapes containing illegal amounts of nicotine as part of the council’s ongoing campaign to protect residents.

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Final treemendous tree planting will result in 5000 new trees

The first tree of the final phase of the Treemendous tree planting work has taken place, with over 1000 trees being planted during this winter season.

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The Mayor’s Proud Of Bromley newsletter - November 2024

The Mayor’s Proud Of Bromley e-newsletter was distributed on 13 November 2024.

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Another littering prosecution in support of clean streets campaign

A resident has been prosecuted for littering in Orpington after failing to pay a fixed penalty notice, which highlights the council’s ongoing campaign to keep streets clean.

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Autumn leaf clearance in full swing

The annual autumn leaf clearance operation is underway, which marks the busiest and most challenging season for street cleaning.

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New health and wellbeing centre to open at the new Bromley Civic Centre site

Bromley’s new Civic Centre building will soon house a state-of-the-art health and wellbeing centre, including a GP surgery, bringing a range of healthcare services to the heart of the town centre.

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Littering prosecutions underline the importance of clean streets

A series of littering prosecutions have taken place in support of the ongoing campaign for clean streets.

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Bromley joins the nation in period of Remembrance

Council representatives will join residents across the borough for services this Sunday, as the nation comes together for Remembrance.

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Trading Standards alert: Firework safety warning

Bromley Trading Standards is warning residents not to purchase fireworks from unlicensed retailers and to only buy from trusted retailers.

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Warning to make sure a vehicle is parked wholly on the drive

Motorists and residents are being warned to make sure that a vehicle is parked wholly on a drive without leaving part of the vehicle overhanging the pavement.

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Successful prosecution following fly-tipping investigation

A resident has been prosecuted following an investigation into a serious fly-tipping incident which forms part of the council’s ongoing campaign to stop fly-tipping.

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Battery storage proposal rejected at Executive

A proposal which could have seen large battery storage facilities developed on Green Belt land has been rejected.

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Prosecution to protect green belt land

Residents and landowners are being warned not to encroach on Green Belt land following a recent prosecution.

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The Mayor’s Proud Of Bromley newsletter - October 2024

The Mayor’s Proud Of Bromley e-newsletter distributed on 18 October 2024.

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Walnuts leisure centre works set to begin as multi-million-pound refurbishment moves forward on revised schedule

Preparations for the multi-million-pound refurbishment to the Walnuts Leisure Centre are progressing on a revised schedule, with the entire centre due to close prior to building works in January 2025.

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New film thanking foster carers for ‘Everything’ they do to change lives

‘Everything’ is a new short film showcasing the gratitude and life-long connection children and young people develop for their foster carers.

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New era for Bromley Civic Centre as Council Chamber opens

The official opening of the Council Chamber marks a new era for Bromley Civic Centre as the first Council Meeting takes place at the civic centre headquarters at Churchill Court.

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Council meetings live

When a council meeting is being broadcast live online, viewers will be able to follow this, with the meeting streamed on this page.

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The Bishop of Rochester returns to his namesake Palace in Bromley

In a historic visit, the Bishop of Rochester returns to Bishop’s Palace, named after his predecessor, to look back at Bromley’s history as a new future for the Civic Centre site continues to progress.

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What's happening in special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)

Latest news and updates about special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Bromley.