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Beckenham Library reopening following refurbishment
The newly refurbished Beckenham Library will reopen on Wednesday 5 February, with residents invited to join festivities to mark the occasion, between 11am and 1pm.
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Construction work for new Health and Wellbeing Centre underway at the new Bromley Civic Centre site
Work to construct a new state-of-the-art Health and Wellbeing Centre in Bromley’s new Civic Centre building is underway.
Waldo road reuse and recycling centre open letter to the residents
A letter from Cllr Will Rowlands, Executive Councillor for Environment, for residents and businesses.
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Arrest made after man seen 'dropping knife' in Bromley South
A man has been arrested in Bromley South after he was seen to drop a knife along a high street.
Boy, 13, missing from Dartford with links to south east and west London
A boy is missing from his home in Dartford, who also has links to south east London and west London.
The most and least expensive areas to live in Bromley
The most and least expensive places to live in Bromley have been revealed – with the most expensive coming in at £850k.
All the Southeastern trains cancelled due to engineering work this weekend
Due to planned engineering work, some Southeastern trains will be cancelled, diverted or replaced by buses this weekend.
Bromley shopkeeper among two stabbed by man wielding two kitchen knives
Shammah Nicholas stabbed two men at Burnt Ash Food and Wine in Bromley.
Hunt for suspect after man sexually assaulted at Bromley South station
Police are hunting for a suspect after a man was sexually assaulted at Bromley South station.
Bromley man who raped teen girl who was too drunk to stand loses appeal
Ashley Lewis, who was jailed for 16 and a half years after he raped a teenage girl, had his application to appeal rejected.
Bromley mum and SEN child wrongly suspended from school transport
Bromley Council has been asked to apologise to the mum of a child with special educational needs (SEN) after they were wrongly suspended from school transport.
New gritting vehicles support salting and snow clearance work this winter
Two modern gritting vehicles are replacing time expired vehicles in the council’s gritting fleet, ready to help spread salt on priority routes this winter.
Chislehurst home 'should be turned into kids' care home' despite objections
A Planning Inspector has ruled that a former family home in South London should be turned into a children’s care home, despite dozens of objections from residents.
Monday’s briefing: Mikel Arteta unsure of Arsenal trophy chances after cup exit
Barcelona thrashed Real Madrid 5-2 to win the Spanish Super Cup in Saudi Arabia.
Bromley boss Andy Woodman hopeful Newcastle can end trophy wait this season
The Magpies have not won a domestic trophy for 70 years.
Substitute Anthony Gordon on target from spot as Newcastle rally to beat Bromley
Cameron Congreve had got the visitors off to a dream start at St James’ Park.
The 'deliberate tax defaulters' in Bromley named and shamed
Several Bromley residents have been named and shamed on the deliberate tax defaulters list.
All the Southeastern trains cancelled due to engineering work this Sunday
Due to planned engineering work, some Southeastern trains will be cancelled, diverted or replaced by buses this Sunday.
Orpington shoplifter and Lewisham car break-in among latest in court
These cases were heard at Bromley and Bexley Magistrates’ Courts on Wednesday and Thursday.
The top 10 Bromley primary schools ahead of application deadline
The best-performing primary schools in Bromley have been unveiled, showcasing the borough’s impressive academic achievements as children prepare to transition to secondary education.